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Jorel's Brother

NR2014–6 seasonsJuliano Enrico
IMDb 9.0

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This Brazilian TV show tells the story of young Jorel's Brother daily life, including dealing with his family, school and friends.

AnimationComedyKidsDrama
Brazilian Animation

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What is Jorel's Brother (2014) about?

This Brazilian TV show tells the story of young Jorel's Brother daily life, including dealing with his family, school and friends.

Who stars in Jorel's Brother?

Jorel's Brother stars Andrei Duarte (Irmão do Jorel / Beto Cachinhos / Rambozo (voice)), Juliano Enrico (Jorel/ Marcinho/ Homem-Galinha/ Palhaço Mussarela (voice)), Hugo Picchi Neto (Nico / Tosh / Steve Magal / Roberto Perdigoto / Gesonel/ Jorginho (voice)), César Marchetti (Seu Edson / Diretora Lola / Wonderlay / Seu Adelino (voice)), Tânia Gaidarji (Danuza / Débora / Suzana (voice)). The series was created by Juliano Enrico.

How many seasons does Jorel's Brother have?

Jorel's Brother has 6 seasons. There are 127 episodes in total.

Is Jorel's Brother worth watching?

Jorel's Brother holds an IMDb rating of 9.0/10. Fans of Animation, Comedy, Kids are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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