Luna is a simple and charismatic woman who seeks to uncover her mother's whereabouts. Preciosa is a powerful businesswoman who is looking for a hidden fortune. The two women will discover that they have more in common than they imagine.

Luna is a charismatic, perceptive and hard-working young woman, living in the Fátima neighborhood in downtown Rio de Janeiro. From humble origins, she makes jewelry from recyclable materials to sell in the city's tourist areas, in addition to working as a volunteer at an NGO, specialized in promoting art and dance workshops for children, while on weekends she works as an event producer at Beco do Gambá, a concert venue in the Lapa neighborhood. At the same time, Luna tirelessly seeks answers to the disappearance of her mother, Maria Navalha, a former pagode singer. During her investigation, Luna ends up meeting and falling in love with the lawyer Miguel, one of the sons of the eccentric businessman and former street vendor Nero, owner of Fuzuê, one of the most popular stores in the city center and they both decide to help the young woman find her mother, since it was in the store where Maria Navalha was last seen. Meanwhile, in the noble part of the city lives the greedy and ambitious Preciosa Montebello, a powerful businesswoman and owner of a traditional jewelry store married to the corrupt politician Heitor , and who receives as an inheritance from her father, César, documents indicating the location of a fortune hidden in Rio de Janeiro. What Preciosa didn't imagine was that, among the paperwork left by her father, there would be another revelation: the existence of a half-sister, Luna, with whom she would have to share all her assets, including the treasure that has yet to be found. Preciosa ends up discovering that the treasure may be underneath Fuzuê, and does everything she can to buy and demolish the store.—brazilianaudiovisuallover