Dália and Angélica write a manifesto for their right to freak out for no reason.

Dália and Angélica write a manifesto for their right to freak out for no reason.

For the Licantanay, the original inhabitants of the Atacama Desert, Hoy'ri means Earth. In the world's driest desert, where stromatolites—the oldest fossil evidence of life on the planet—still exist, paleontologists dig into the past in search of answers about the evolution of life and the cosmos. The aridity of the desert preserves primitive conditions from 3.5 billion years ago, inspiring the search for answers that transcend time.

In a Porto Alegre swallowed by real estate speculation, elderly residents begin to disappear without explanation. As new buildings rise at a frightening pace, a woman finds herself facing a truth no one else seems to see.

A man, in the midst of the end of World War II, emerges into a spiral of blood and revenge in the name of his sacrificed lover.

In this week's show: Sinos River Valley, Southern Brazil, 19th century. An unholy name spreads across the German settlements, preceded by terror and followed by tragedy... Who was the “Devil Kid”? Find out the facts on Fabão's Sunday Show!