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FILMOGRAPHY
- Avancini, W., prod. Beto Rockfeller. 1968–1969. Brazil, Rede Tupi.
- Clair, J., writer, and D. Filho., dir. Véu de Noiva. 1969. Brazil, Globo.
- Clair, J., writer, and D. Filho., dir. Irmãos Coragem. 1970. Brazil, Globo.
- Clair, J., writer, and D. Filho., dir. Selva de Pedra. 1972–1973. Brazil, Globo.
- Damián, P., prod. Mi pequeña traviesa. 1997–1998. Mexico, Televisa.
- Damián, P., prod. Rebelde. 2004–2006. Mexico, Televisa.
- Grinberg, D., dir. Pequena Travessa. 2002. Brazil, Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão (SBT).
- Larrosa, E., prod. Soñadoras. 1998–1999. Mexico, Televisa.
- Ocampo, R., prod. La fea más bella. 2006–2007. Mexico, Televisa.
- Pavan, C., Ibarra, E., and Vera, H., prods. Nada personal. 1996–1997. Mexico, TV Azteca.