

Web series
Os Maias
Pedro da Maia, meets a beautiful woman called Maria Monforte with whom he gets married despite his father's objection. The marriage produces a son, Carlos Eduardo, and a daughter. Some time later, Maria Monforte falls in love with Tancredo and runs away to Italy with him, taking her daughter along. When Pedro finds out, he goes with his son to his father's house where he commits suicide. Carlos stays at his grandfather's house and is educated by him. Carlos, becomes a doctor and opens his own office. Later he meets a gorgeous woman, Maria Eduarda. The two fall in love and have dozens of nights together. Eventually Carlos finds out later that Maria lied to him about her past and he starts fearing the worst. In the end, Carlos finds out that Maria is his sister. He informs her that they are siblings and that they cannot live like this anymore. Carlos, to forget his tragedies, goes for a trip around the world.
- Status
- Ended
- Type
- Miniseries
- Last aired
- 2001-03-23
- Language
- Portuguese
TV Globo
- adultery
- based on novel or book
- friendship
- romance
- tragedy
- incest
- childhood
- aristocracy
- brother sister sex
- brother sister incest
Seasons
Top billed cast


















Behind the camera
Produced in
Brazil, Portugal
Where to watch
Availability for Brazil. Provided by JustWatch through the TMDB API.
Stream
Globoplay
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Videos
No extra videos are listed for this title yet.
Air dates
- First aired
- 2001-01-09
- Latest episode
- 2001-03-23
- Status
- Ended
- Next release
- Completed
- Miniseries9 Jan 2001
Frequently asked questions
Os Maias is streaming on Globoplay in India. Use the official Watch now links in the Where to watch section above.
Audience reviews
1- F8/10
Filipe Manuel Neto
12/8/2022
**A competent and well-made miniseries that, however, has some minor flaws to consider.** I don't think I'm saying anything new if I say that Brazilian series and soap operas are one of the best and most interesting in the South American universe, and the best known internationally, in Portuguese language. This does not denote any demerit of Portuguese or even Angolan TV productions..., but it does show the streng…
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