In the main roles had Eduardo Moscovis, Priscila Fantin, Flávia Alessandra, Liliana Castro, Sidney Sampaio, Bia Seidl, Elizabeth Savalla and Ana Lúcia Torre.

In addition, the anthropologist gave indigenous language classes to Priscila Fantin, André Gonçalves, Francisco Carvalho, Maria Silvia, Julia Lemmertz and Thaíssa Ribeiro.

Fernanda Souza, Emilio Orciollo Netto and Emiliano Queiroz took classes in redneck prosody with Silvia Nobre.

To give life to villain Cristina, actress Flávia Alessandra watched horror, suspense, obsession and madness movies, looking for inspiration to compose the various stages of the character.

Serena's scenes in the indigenous community – including her birth, her mother's death, her growth, the invasion and destruction of the village, until her departure to São Paulo – were filmed in locations such as Bonito, in Mato Grosso do Sul, Carrancas, in Minas Gerais, and the Camorim neighborhood, in Rio de Janeiro.

The cinematic city of Roseiral built at Estúdios Globo (formerly Projac) was inspired by various locations, including São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

The 1920s of the telenovela were characterized by straight-cut, waist-free costumes and flattened busts for women, and narrow, waist-length clothing with a tight-fitting trouser neck and a bowler hat for men.

Chuva de Novembro tells the story of musician Caio, who falls in love with Caressa, who gives a yellow rose.

[4] A while later, writer Shirley Costa also accused Walcyr Carrasco of plagiarism; According to her, some details of scenes and the history of the telenovela were copied from her book Rosácea.

The judge concluded that "there was no plagiarism, since the comparative texts do not have identity points, original plot characteristics or creative technique."

He further says that "similar points can be found in several other works such as Greek mythology, troubadour novels, Nibelung tales and children's literature.

At first sight, no one in the city believes Serena, the new employee is the reincarnation of the delicate Luna; and the "wild" girl will have to prove that she is; even with Cristina's schemes, who does everything and a little more; to separate her from Rafael, her Soulmate again.

In 2007, TV Globo Internacional announced the signing of a contract with Pappas Telecasting – a network of local stations in the western United States – to broadcast the telenovela.