Things heat up between César and Odete in an unexpected scene from 'Vale Tudo'

In the remake of Vale Tudo, César, played by Cauã Reymond, promises to shake up the upcoming episodes with an unexpected move. His relationship with Odete Roitman (Debora Bloch) will take on bold new dimensions, especially after an encounter that deviates from any predictable script.

The sequel airs Thursday (August 14), when the character decides to end a day of shopping in an unconventional way. Instead of heading to a sophisticated location, he invites the businesswoman to an experience in an unlikely setting: a vacant lot, far from the spotlight and surrounded by the mystery of the night.

Still in the hotel room, César takes the initiative and announces the change of plans.

"Enough trying on clothes. Now we're going to do something else."

Without giving details, he asks Odete to grab her bag and follow him.

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Inside the car, cruising through the streets of Rio de Janeiro, the mood begins to change. With champagne in an ice bucket, César provokes:

"I bet you always do the same programs, always the same things."

Upon hearing that he could change this routine, he responds that he intends to completely transform the billionaire's life.

The height of surprise comes when the car parks in a dark lot.

"I don't believe this, César. Did you bring me to a vacant lot?", asks Odete.

He confirms firmly: "That's it. A vacant, dark lot, where there's no one."

Wasting no time, César turns on the stereo, positions himself in front of the headlights, and begins an improvised striptease. A relaxed Odete sips champagne straight from the bottle and joins her lover. The tension builds, and the scene ends with the two on the hood of the car, enveloped by the light and the atmosphere of transgression.

The relationship between César and Odete begins shortly after she dumps Walter (Leandro Lima), a direct consequence of the episode in which Paladar's mayonnaise was sabotaged. From then on, the plot reinforces the game of seduction and power that characterizes the connection between the two characters.

The remake of "Vale Tudo" pays homage to Globo's 60th anniversary and updates the storyline originally aired in 1988, a landmark in Brazilian television drama. The new version, written by Manuela Dias and directed by Paulo Silvestrini, maintains the provocative spirit of the original while incorporating contemporary elements to appeal to today's audience.