09:55 Sep 6, 2000 |
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| Selected response from: José Malaquias Portugal Local time: 15:35 | |||
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na | Beto |
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na | Elmo |
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na | Elmo |
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na | Simão |
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Beto Explanation: In Brazil he was called Beto, and Birdie was called Garibaldi. I am not quite sure if it was the same in Portugal |
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Elmo Explanation: Elmo era Elmo mesmo no Brasil. Havia o Garibaldo. Ênio, Beto e Gugu eram outros dois personagens. Reference: http://www.criativaon.com.br/ |
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Elmo Explanation: É a mesma resposta que eu dei antes, só que agora estou com meu nome de usuário correto, silviop. Se você for me escolher, por favor, escolha esta resposta aqui. Reference: http://www.criativaon.com.br/ |
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Simão Explanation: Afinal, acabei por descobrir a resposta eu mesmo. Beto foi o nome escolhido no Brasil, mas em Portugal ele chama-se Simão. Obrigado a todos de qq modo. TV Guia Editora |
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