The color of sin

The Color of Sin (Original title: Da Cor do Pecado) is a Brazilian soap opera, produced and broadcast by TV Globo in 2004, at 7:00 p.m..

Written by João Emanuel Carneiro, with the collaboration of Ângela Carneiro, Vincent Villari and Vinícius Vianna. Supervised by Silvio de Abreu, directed by Paulo Silvestrini and María de Médicis, with the general direction of Denise Saraceni and Luiz Henrique Ríos with the core of Denise Saraceni.

Starring Taís Araújo and Reynaldo Gianecchini, with the antagonistic participations of Giovanna Antonelli and Guilherme Weber. It features stellar performances by leading actors Lima Duarte, Aracy Balabanian, Maitê Proença, Ney Latorraca and Rosi Campos.

Plot

This novel tells the different path of Paco and Apolo (Reynaldo Gianecchini), twins who are unaware of each other's existence. On one side is the first, who is a botanist dedicated to his profession, who leads, by choice, a middle-class life in Rio de Janeiro. He is the only heir to a great fortune, but he does not agree with the way his father, Alfonso Lambertini (Lima Duarte), built his empire. Therefore, she does not accept anything from him, not even his affection. On a trip to Maranhão, Paco meets and falls in love with Preta (Tais Araújo), a young woman who never met her father, but was raised by her mother, Doña Lita (Solange Couto), in São Luis. To survive, she and her mother work selling herbs in the historic center of the city. Upon his return, he tries to end his relationship with Barbara (Giovanna Antonelli), but she will do everything possible not to lose him. Ultimately, her romance is the only way to save her from decline. Apolo lives with his mother, Edilásia Sardinha (Rosi Campos), and his four brothers, Ullisses (Leonardo Brício), Thor (Cauã Reymond), Dionísio (Pedro Neschling) and Abelardo (Caio Blat), in a suburb of Rio.

History

Paco is a botanist dedicated to his profession, he is the only heir to a great fortune, but he does not agree with the way his father, Alfonso Lambertini, built his empire. Therefore, she does not accept anything from him, not even his affection. Alfonso always put his ambition at the forefront of everything, he was responsible for the destruction of a good part of the forest in southeastern Brazil to build his ventures and he went over many people who became bankrupt to take over their companies. As Paco lives in conflict with his father, the businessman's only means of monitoring his son is Bárbara, the ambitious girlfriend of his son Paco, and an official in his organization.

The destinies of Paco and Preta cross in Maranhão when Paco travels to San Luis to do a study on medicinal herbs. Upon arriving in the city, Paco, who is going to a fair in the historic center of the city, sees a pretty woman who catches his attention. When he arrives at a stall where they sell herbs, Paco discovers that the owner of that stall is Preta. Delighted with the young woman's wisdom about herbs, Paco asks her to teach him more about them. Preta distrusts her interest, but gives in when she perceives that Paco's intentions are serious. From this first meeting, Paco and Preta get to know each other better, and swear eternal love. In love with Preta, Paco returns to Rio de Janeiro ready to end his relationship with Bárbara and start a new life with his true love in Maranhão.

Barbara is an ambitious young woman who has only one goal in life: to be rich. Since her adolescence, when she began to fall in love with Paco, she planned to marry a millionaire to share her fortune. But the ambitious she loves another man, Kaíke (Tuca Andrada), a photographer with whom she maintains a relationship. Paco decided to end everything with Bárbara, she reveals to him that she is pregnant, being Kaike's son. Not knowing what to do, Paco invents that she has to return to Maranhão to finish her work.

Surprised by her boyfriend's return to Maranhão, Bárbara investigates and discovers the romance he had with Preta. Anticipating that her plan may fail, the villain asks her lover for help to separate the couple. She appears unexpectedly at Lita's house, revealing to Preta that Paco is her boyfriend and that she left her alone with a son.

Aside from that, there is a being named Apollo who represents an inexplicable physical similarity but tremendous difference in personality with Paco. Paco is introverted and full of problems while Apolo is cool and uninhibited. Paco grew up alone in a luxurious mansion, Apolo has four brothers with whom he learned to share the little that the family had. But their destiny will cross them in the middle of two tragedies.

Cast

Soundtrack

Da Cor do Pecado Vol. 1

1. Vou Deixar - Skank (Ulisses topic)
2. Jura Secreta - Zélia Duncan (Preta and Paco topic)
3. Samba Do Approach - Zeca Baleiro E Zeca Pagodinho (Tema de Verinha y Eduardo)
4. É Você - Tribalistas (Tema de Moa)
5. Pras gangs de lá - Mystical Roots
6. Você me vira a cabeça (Me tira do sério) - Alcíone (tema de Felipe)
7. Palavras Ao Vento - Cássia Eller (Preta item)
8. Temporal - Pitty (Kika theme)
9. Dezembros - Fagner (Paco topic)
10. Marcia Rodinha - Ramatis (Tina topic)
11. Tordoado - Cpm22 (Sale matter)
12. Maior que o verão - Adelmo Casé (tema de Verinha y Ulisses)
13. Tem quem queira - Antônio Vieira (Pai Helinho)
14. Da Cor Do Sin - Luciana Mello (opening theme)
15. So você - Fábio Almeida
16. Da Cor Do Reggae - Alpha Beat

Da Cor do Pecado Vol. 2 International

1. When I See You - Macy Gray (Preta theme)
2. Times Like These - Jack Johnson (Paco and Preta theme)
3. Don't Leave Home - Dido (Sale and Kika theme)
4. I Believe In A Thing Called Love - The Darkness (Abelardo's theme)
5. Época - Gotan Project (Barbara and tony theme)
6. Crash Push - Robi Draco Rosa (Philip's theme)
7. What A Difference A Day Made - Jamie Cullum (Germana and Alfonso theme)
8. Super Duper Love - Joss Stone (Tina theme)
9. Françafrique - Tiken Jah Fakoly
10. Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Michael Bublé (Edilásia and Frazão theme)
11. Unbelievable - Stereo Bros (theme of Thor and Dionysus)
12. Désert D'amour - De Phazz (Verinha, Eduardo and Beki)
13. Try - Nelly Furtado (Moa theme)
14. The Last Goodbye - Lara Fabián
15. Paradise Island - Ibiza

Music Included

• Still - Alexandre Pires