Export type! Turkish soap operas were successful in the country, available on streaming; see synopses and where to see them | tv

For more than 70 years, soap operas have been a great passion for Brazilians. Not surprisingly, over time the country became one of the main exporters of works of this genre. But now, here comes a new “love story”: Turkish soap operas. If the Tupiniquin series continue to be favourites, a part of the public has also been won over by Turkish productions.

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Proof of this is the great repercussion the works have on social networks (see below). The series made in the European country received a special edition in Brazil, to look like telenovelas, and they were charming. The success is so great that streaming platforms have opted for these plots. Globoplay, for example, has a dozen titles in its catalog.

Among those already available on Globoplay is “Fatmagül”, which will also go to the subscription channel Viva, starting on the 18th.

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Turkish soap operas have also been winning over pundits and critics, so much so that “Yargi: Family Secrets” recently won the Emmy for best soap opera, an award considered the Oscars of television. With the first season available on HBO Max, the plot tells the story of Celina (Pınar Deniz)—a lawyer who does not trust the courts, after her father is unjustly arrested—and Isaque (Kaan Urgancıoglu), a prosecutor who defends her job. and honesty above all else. The paths of the two protagonists cross when Celina is hired to defend Isaque’s brother, accused of having killed a woman.

The Turkish soap opera “Yargi: Family Secrets” — Photo: Disclosure

“Fatmagül” — Globoplay and Viva

The Turkish soap opera “Fatmagül” — Photo: Disclosure

Scheduled to begin airing on Canal Viva on the 18th, but now available on Globoplay, the series tells the story of Fatmagül (Beren Saat), a girl living in a humble village in Turkey. From a marriage marked by a childhood love, he sees that life takes another direction after being the victim of a tragedy.

The Turkish soap opera “Mother” — Photo: Disclosure

Sensitive and strong at the same time, the plot entered the list of favorites among the Brazilian public. In the plot, teacher Zeynep (Cansu Dere) realizes the abuse Melek (Beren Gökyildiz) has suffered from her family and tries to adopt the girl.

The Turkish soap opera “Hercai” — Photo: Disclosure

The plot revolves around Miran (Akin Akinözü) and Reyyan (Ebru Sahin), who live in the midst of a family rivalry. The girl plans to take revenge for her parents’ murder, and when she tries to marry Reyyan, she finds herself in a web of lies when an unexpected passion arises.

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The Turkish soap opera “Mr. Wrong” — Photo: Disclosure

In the Turkish romantic comedy, Ezgi (Ozge Gürel) gives up dating after going through some toxic relationships. Ozgür (Can Yaman), her neighbor who does not believe in love, begins to teach the girl tactics to get the man she wants.

“Earth because” – Globoplay

The Turkish soap opera “Bitter Land” — Photo: Disclosure

The couple Züleyha (Hilal Altınbilek) and Yılmaz (Ugur Günes) try to find happiness, but they face many conflicts. During the 1970s, the two flee Istanbul and arrive in Çukurova, a place where they try to find peace. But it won’t be easy to win.

“Is this love?” —HBO Max

The Turkish soap opera “Is This Love?” — Photo: disclosure

Divided into two parts, the plot tells the story of Eda (Hande Erçel) and Serkan (Kerem Bürsin), who live a front relationship to achieve specific goals. Although they hate each other, the feeling changes as the chapters go by.

“Games of Destiny” – Globoplay

Scene from the Turkish soap opera ‘Games of Destiny’ — Photo: Playback

In the series, young Ada (Cemre Baysel) continues to believe in a family legend that says women must marry their first love, otherwise they will be unhappy. After being dumped by a smart boyfriend who just wanted to get Turkish citizenship, the waitress will wonder if she can get him back. Along the way, he will work as an assistant to Bora (Aytaç Şaşmaz), a writer who does not believe in marriage.

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