Rosalía revives soap opera tradition; remember songs that remain forever in the memory of “Quién pudiera vivir entre los dos”... Just start playing the song “Sexo, violencia y llantas”, by Rosalía, and the sensation is instantaneous: Adriana (Letícia Colin) is suffering in “Quem Ama Cuida”. The song reinforces an old tradition of Brazilian television drama: when a song connects to a character, a couple or a memorable scene, it goes beyond the screen and gains a special place in the audience's emotional memory. Adriana’s theme in ‘Quem Ama Cuida’ joins a list of tracks that helped define characters, romances and memorable scenes on TV. Disclosure/Globo From unforgettable romances to characters who became TV icons, many songs were forever associated with the soap operas in which they played. They reinforce emotions, highlight decisive moments and create an immediate identification between the audience and the characters. From Camila's pain in "Laços de Família" to Maria da Paz's overcoming in "A Dona do Pedaço", these songs show how soundtracks are an essential part of soap operas. Maybe that's why, upon hearing Rosalía sing in "Quem Ama Cuida", the viewer immediately understands what Adriana is feeling, before she even says a word. Remember other tracks that became inseparable from characters, couples and memorable scenes from soap operas. "Laços de Família" (2000) - "Love by Grace", Lara Fabian Carolina Dieckmann in 'Laços de Família' Reproduction The scene was immortalized in television drama: Camila (Carolina Dieckmann) shaving her head during treatment against leukemia. Lara Fabian's music enhanced the dramatic impact of the scene and remains in the public's memory more than two decades later. "O Cravo e a Rosa" (2000) - "Tua Boca", Belo With the verses “Mel, your mouth has honey”, the pagodeiro Belo contrasted with the constant arguments between Catarina (Adriana Esteves) and Petruchio (Eduardo Moscovis) and reinforced the romance between the two. "Vale Tudo" (1988 and 2025) - "Faz Parte do Meu Show", Cazuza Between the comings and goings of Solange (Lídia Brondi) and Afonso (Cássio Gabus Mendes), "Faz Parte do Meu Show" was part of one of the most emblematic soundtracks of soap operas. Cazuza's song became one of the hallmarks of the original plot and the association was so strong that it appeared again in the remake of “Vale Tudo”, once again following the characters' relationship. "Por Amor" (1997) - “Palpite”, Vanessa Rangel The theme by Milena (Carolina Ferraz) and Nando (Eduardo Moscovis) won over the public and became the couple's brand in “Por Amor”. The song's verses reinforced the intensity of the two characters' romance. "Por Amor" (1997) - "Per Amore", Zizi Possi "Per Amore" marked romantic moments as well as highly dramatic scenes Globo If the soap opera revolved around the question “What would you be able to do for love?”, the Italian verses of "Per Amore" helped to translate the intense feelings experienced by Manoel Carlos' characters. The song not only marked the romantic moments of the plot, but also scenes of great dramatic charge, such as Helena's (Regina Duarte) despair when confronted by Atílio (Antônio Fagundes) about exchanging babies. "Mulheres Apaixonadas" (2003) - "Velha Infância", Tribalistas The delicate song of the Tribalistas marked the romance between Edwiges (Carolina Dieckmann) and Cláudio (Erik Marmo). The song was the soundtrack to important moments in the relationship, including their emotional first night of love. "Clone" (2001) - "The Mirage", Marcus Viana "The Mirage" became the perfect theme for the romance between Jade (Giovanna Antonelli) and Lucas (Murilo Benício). Globo The song became the perfect theme for the romance between Jade (Giovanna Antonelli) and Lucas (Murilo Benício). The first chords (“Only for love”) were enough to transport the audience to the universe of Jade and Lucas. "Caminho das Indias" (2009) – "Você Não Vale Nada", Calcinha Preta The chorus of "Você Não Vale Nada" seemed to have been written specifically for Norminha (Dira Paes): “You're not worth anything, but I like you”. The song became the character's trademark and played in almost all of her appearances, reinforcing her irreverent manner and her romantic escapades. "Roque Santeiro" (1985) - "Dona", Roupa Nova The track was chosen as the theme for Viúva Porcina, an iconic character played by Regina Duarte. The association between music and character was so strong that, more than 40 years later, it is difficult to listen to “Dona” without remembering the exuberant widow of “Roque Santeiro”. "A Dona do Pedaço" (2019) - “Cheia de Manias", Raça Negra The Raça Negra classic gained new momentum when it was included in the soundtrack of the character Maria da Paz, in "A Dona do Pedaço" Globo The Raça Negra classic gained new momentum when it was included in the soundtrack of "A Dona do Pedaço". The unforgettable instrumental introduction marked the scene in which Maria da Paz decides to start over from scratch making cakes. The sequence became notable among fans of the soap opera and reinforced the association of the song with the character's overcoming journey. "O Rei do Gado" (1996) - "Admirável Gado Novo", Zé Ramalho Zé Ramalho's song appeared at important moments involving landless workers and the land disputes portrayed in the soap opera. The association was so strong that the song ended up becoming one of the most remembered when talking about Benedito Ruy Barbosa's plot.