The character Miss Pirangi (Gero Camilo) has been gaining more and more prominence in the soap opera "Gabriela".
Due to censorship, Pirangi did not even appear in the first version of the plot, in 1975. The "invert", as Maria Machadão's gay butler is called, has even more evidence than in Jorge Amado's book, where he is only mentioned briefly.
Now, the mystery of who her lover would be hangs in the plot. "I'm the best quenga in Ilhéus!", says Miss Pirangi, who works at the famous Bataclã. Since the beginning of the month, quengas have wanted to know who the butler's affair is. "I also have the right to have my secrets", Pirangi always responds.
In this Tuesday's chapter (18), confusion arises when Dorotéia (Laura Cardoso) believes that the macho Colonel Melk is Miss's lover. Marialva (Bel Kutner), the colonel's wife, finds out about the story and goes to find satisfaction with her husband.
After arguing with Marialva, Melk leaves for Bataclã to talk to Pirangi. The butler then says in front of everyone that the colonel is not his lover. It is not known whether he is telling the truth or bluffing.
It seems that now, after the "who killed?", the story of "who is the gay's lover?" It's the new sensation in soap operas. It is worth remembering that in "Fina Estampa" the same happened with the character Crô by Marcelo Serrado. In the 21pm soap opera, Aguinaldo Silva preferred to leave the mystery unresolved and the plot ended without anyone knowing who Crodoaldo Valério's lover was.
Colonel Melk: Pirangi's alleged lover
