History Music / SandyEJunior

** During Season 2 of the TV series, Bebel becomes "engaged" to Basílio, and while their relationship doesn't seem to go the distance, [[https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz3rWsJAyTr/ the group chat skit]] that precedes "Eu Acho Que Pirei" on the ''Nossa História'' tour at one point reveals that [[TheyDo they did, in fact, get married]], with Basílio referring to her as his wife. It's also implied that Gustavo/Clara and Mau/Bete got married as well, and it's explicitly stated that Patty still has a crush on Gustavo even after all these years.

* DreamTeam: They have collaborated with the likes of Ney Matogrosso, Xuxa, Toquinho, Milton Nascimento, and even Music/EnriqueIglesias and [[Music/TheBlackEyedPeas Taboo]].

* BareYourMidriff: Sandy did this every so often, moreso during their live tours.

* AudienceShift: Much like Music/BritneySpears, their sound and lyrical content gradually became more mature and diverse as their audience grew up alongside them.

Sandy e Junior (stylized as Sandy & Junior) were a Brazilian pop duo made up of [[BandOfRelatives siblings]] Sandy Leah and Junior Lima, the daughter and son of sertanejo musician Xororó, who himself is part of a duo with his brother Chitãozinho. Since the start of their career at 1989, at the ages of six and five respectively, Sandy & Junior have been one of the most successful musical acts to come out of Brazil, selling millions of records and even spawning their own TV homonymous TV show, which aired from 1999 to 2002.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Bete's name is spelled as Beth on Website/TheOtherWiki and as Betty at one point in "O Ar Que Respiramos", but the group chat skit from the ''Nossa História'' tour reveals that her name is actually spelled Bete. Boca's real name is also spelled differently on Wiki/TheOtherWiki than it is on the skit.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Bete's name is spelled as Beth on Wiki/TheOtherWiki and as Betty at one point in "O Ar Que Respiramos", but the group chat skit from the ''Nossa História'' tour reveals that her name is actually spelled Bete. Boca's real name is also spelled differently on Wiki/TheOtherWiki than it is on the skit.

* RefrainFromAssuming: There's frequent confusion involving their single "Imortal", due to another single taken from the same album (the TitleTrack "As Quatro Estações") that has that word in its chorus (see CallBack).

* RunningGag: In the episodes that feature the ghost Brasílis, during Season 1, those who first encounter him always [[{{Fainting}} faint]].

* BaldWoman: The mysterious girl who kisses Junior in "A Noite Que Faremos Contato".

* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: Growing up, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5Mo5KSmxGU they managed to conciliate their popstar careers with their studies]]. This is also true of their fictionalized counterparts in the TV show, which puts more emphasis on the "go to school" aspect.

They also starred in ''Film/ONovicoRebelde', a parody of ''Film/TheSoundOfMusic'' that had the pair as the two oldest children of the Captain Von Trapp equivalent, as well as in the feature-length film ''Acquária'', which, despite the duo's success, was a massive flop.

They also starred in ''O Noviço Rebelde'', a parody of ''Film/TheSoundOfMusic'' that had the pair as the two oldest children of the Captain Von Trapp equivalent, as well as in the feature-length film ''Acquária'', which, despite the duo's success, was a massive flop.

* BeachEpisode: The videos for "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgAdM0fUMJ8 Beijo É Bom]]" (which also happens to be a VideoFullOfFilmClips from ''O Noviço Rebelde'') and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKtSM19ay_w Férias de Julho]]".

* PinchMe: Mentioned in "Eu Acho Que Pirei":

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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Their first few albums have more obvious country influences to them, perhaps due to the influence of their famous father, and the lyrics were much more innocent and childlike... Well, for the most part (see GettingCrapPastTheRadar).

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The song that launched them into stardom, "Maria Chiquinha", involves a countryside man named Genaro wondering what his wife, the titular Maria Chiquinha, was doing in the woods, with the ongoing implication that she was cheating on him and doesn't want him to know, coming up with excuse after excuse to throw him off. It culminates with Genaro telling Maria Chiquinha that he'll ''[[OffWithHisHead chop her head off]] and "[[ALoveToDismember make use]]" of the rest of her body''. The fact that they were children at the time only makes it worse.
** They also once did a cover of Chuck Berry's infamous "My Ding-A-Ling". Keeping [[UnusualEuphemism the subtext]]. And this was also when they were kids. Yeah.

* FreezeFrameBonus: During the music video for "Eu Quero Mais" in the episode "O Dia do Caçador", the characters are seen using colorful paint to write and draw all sorts of positive messages on a blank white wall, including words like "Peace", "Joy", "Music" and "Art"... And then there's a random "Codfish" (presumably written by Basílio, as during that season he ran a food trailer that served Portuguese dishes such as codfish pastries) with a fish spine drawn alongside it. One cut later, the fish spine has apparently been turned into a [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar phallus]] by someone else.

* SecondYearProtagonist: Sandy, Junior, and most of their friends were second-year students when the show started.

** They were also responsible for the Brazilian versions of both end credit pop songs from ''Disney/{{Mulan}}'' (strangely, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ie9XZFf6IdY their version of "True to Your Heart"]] has Sandy singing the Stevie Wonder verses, probably because they matched her voice better).

-->It's all the same in autumn
-->Leaves fall in my backyard
-->But my love will never fade
-->No matter what, it's ''immortal''

-->'''Sandy:''' You know Junior would only break a promise if something truly extraordinary happened.
-->''[Cut to Catarina talking to Junior from within the movie in the projection room]''

-->'''Bebel:''' I like João.
-->'''Clara:''' Well, I'd call him Victor. It's my father's name.
-->'''Junior:''' It's settled then -- João Victor.

-->'''Duda:''' The mouse can talk!
-->'''Junior:''' [[AndImTheQueenOfSheba Yeah, sure, and I can fly!]]

-->'''Junior:''' Sandy, I swear I'm not going crazy! What do we do?
-->'''Sandy:''' Get yourself a straitjacket, size 15.

-->'''Junior:''' The competition's too stiff for me. [[YourCostumeNeedsWork There were at least fifteen Juniors!]]
-->'''Mau:''' No need to worry, y'know? Because there were some pretty shoddy knock-offs there. It's like piracy!

-->'''Junior:''' I'm at a party, I'm supposed to have fun!
-->'''Patty:''' Except ''I'm'' your fun tonight, Junior! We're ''dating''!
-->'''Junior:''' Patty, this is just pretend.
-->''[Patty plants a BigDamnKiss on him while the paparazzi take pictures]''
-->'''Patty:''' Did you like my acting?
-->'''Junior:''' ...Quite a lot. Now let's see if you like mine! ''[pulls her in for another BigDamnKiss]''

* DressHitsFloor: "Mas Quem É Essa Garota?" treats the viewers to a quick glimpse at Junior's towel hitting the floor as Dorinha spies on him getting dressed.

-->'''Patty:''' ''I'M GOING TO '''SUE''' THIS SCHOOL!!''
-->'''Junior:''' Patty, it's just a punky little mouse, cut it some slack!

** Specifically, "Imortal" is "It's Me Not You" type, "Na Boa, Sem Chorar" is a "Claims to Be Over but is in Denial" type, and the other three are very clearly "Don't Want You Back" types, especially "Desperdiçou", which [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech goes to great lengths to describe how apathetic the other person has been towards the narrator]].

** During Season 2 of the TV series, Bebel becomes "engaged" to Basílio. [[https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz3rWsJAyTr/ The group chat skit]] that precedes "Eu Acho Que Pirei" on the ''Nossa História'' tour at one point reveals that [[TheyDo they did, in fact, get married]], with Basílio referring to her as his wife. It's also implied that Gustavo/Clara and Mau/Bete got married as well, and it's explicitly stated that Patty still has a crush on Gustavo even after all these years.

** The TV series had two different occasions in which Junior, under supernatural influence, seduced a few of the female characters. In addition to that, there were several instances of him wearing form-fitting shirts throughout the show (this performance of "[[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1215619818594043 A Gente Dá Certo]]" is a good example). And of course, he did get his fair share of {{shirtless scene}}s, notably in episodes such as "Verdades e Mentiras" from Season 2, "Mas Quem É Essa Garota?" from Season 3, "Na Ponta dos Pés" and "Será Que Vai Chover?" from Season 4, and in the "Perdidos na Selva" mini-arc between Seasons 2 and 3. It was even lampshaded at one point:

** Not even Kim, Junior's character in ''Acquária'', is exempt from this. At one point, while he's tinkering, Guily hands him a screw, and [[https://youtu.be/vuwWx7RvgxI?t=2642 this is shown through a shot that seems to frame, and lingers a little longer than necessary on, Kim's butt]]. He's also sopping wet while drumming during the gratuitous dance number fantasy sequence, and after that, gets a brief ShirtlessScene.

* CelebrityParadox: Downplayed. While the events portrayed in the TV show are fictional and exist in their own universe, Sandy and Junior are still popstars much like they are in real life, and there are multiple moments throughout the show that reminds the viewers of this, such as the entirety of "Uma Canção Para Sandy", the duo being hounded by reporters and paparazzi at one point during "A Alma do Negócio", and Sandy mentioning fanmail in "Todos Por Todos". Said moments become more common in Season 4, most notably in episodes such as "Agora Eu Sou Uma Estrela", in which Patty takes advantage of Junior's fame and enters a fake relationship with him in order to bag a role on television.

** RedOniBlueOni: Junior is the Red Oni, while Sandy is the Blue Oni.

** "Baby, Liga Pra Mim" features constant banter between the two as Sandy expresses concern over whether the boy she likes will call her or not, with Junior doubting it.

* TruckDriversGearChange: Repeat offenders. It can be found on "Inesquecível", "A Lenda" (which has ''two!''), "Desperdiçou", and at the very end of "Love Never Fails". The ''Nossa História'' tour did away with pretty much all of them, though.
** "Não Dá Pra Não Pensar" is a funny variation in that it occurs right before the ''first'' chorus.

* CelebrityParadox: Downplayed. While the events portrayed in the TV show are fictional and exist in their own universe, Sandy and Junior are still popstars much like they are in real life, and there are multiple moments throughout the show that reminds the viewers of this, such as the entirety of "Uma Canção Para Sandy", the duo being hounded by reporters and paparazzi at one point during "A Alma do Negócio", and Sandy mentioning fanmail in "Todos Por Todos".

* FreezeFrameBonus: During [[https://www.facebook.com/FcDedilhada/videos/1988960154451587/ the music video]] for "Eu Quero Mais" in the episode "O Dia do Caçador", the characters are seen using colorful paint to write and draw all sorts of positive messages on a blank white wall, including words like "Peace", "Joy", "Music" and "Art"... And then there's a random "Codfish" (presumably written by Basílio, as during that season he ran a food trailer that served Portuguese dishes such as codfish pastries) with a fish spine drawn alongside it. One cut later, the fish spine has apparently been turned into a [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar phallus]] by someone else.

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Two subsequent instances in the episode "É Primavera":

* WeddingsForEveryone: Played with towards the end of the episode "O Casamento de Elvira". As Elvira and Otacílio's wedding takes place, several of the teen characters [[https://www.facebook.com/FcDedilhada/videos/2167431113271156/ imagine themselves in wedding scenarios of their own]]. Some of the resulting {{Imagine Spot}}s are genuinely sweet (such as the ones for Gustavo and Clara, Max and Ritinha, Dodô and Teca, and the one-sided ones in which Bebel and Bete imagine themselves marrying Basílio and Mau, respectively), while some are more on the humorous side (such as Basílio imagining himself as a sultan with a harem of wives, and Boca imagining himself crashing Sandy's wedding to steal her away from her unidentified groom).

** Not even ''Acquária'' is exempt from this. At one point, while Kim (Junior's character) is tinkering, Guily hands him a screw, and [[https://youtu.be/vuwWx7RvgxI?t=2642 this is shown through a shot that seems to frame, and lingers a little too long on, Kim's butt]]. He's also sopping wet while drumming during the gratuitous dance number fantasy sequence, and after that, gets a brief ShirtlessScene.

* DeconfirmedBachelor: For the longest time, Junior thought he'd remain singlw forever. Then he met Mônica Benini through a mutual friend at a party, they added each other on Facebook, and sometime later, began keeping in touch with each other. Long story short, they're now married and have a son.

** On the official tour DVD's multiple-angle option, at one point while Sandy is performing "Olha O Que o Amor Me Faz" solo, we get to see Junior backstage, lifting his shirt to expose his stomach while a stagehand fans him. Later, while Sandy is singing Villalobos' 5th Bachiana at the start of the winter section, we basically get a ShirtlessScene from Junior as he changes from one shirt to the other. In comparison, Sandy isn't shown changing clothes so thoroughly during Junior's solos.

* CelebrityParadox: Downplayed. While the events portrayed in the TV show are fictional and exist in their own universe, Sandy and Junior are still popstars much like they are in real life, and there are multiple moments throughout the show that reminds the viewers of this, such as the entirety of "Uma Canção Para Sandy", the duo being hounded by paparazzi at one point during "A Alma do Negócio", and Sandy mentioning fanmail in "Todos Por Todos".

* LovableAlphaBitch: Patty, a spoiled and confident rich girl who, while coming across as bratty and a ClingyJealousGirl towards Gustavo most of the time, is also a LonelyRichKid who secretly suffers due to her parents being away most of the time.

* ElectionDayEpisode: "Cabeça x Coração", which involves Boca and Patty leading rival parties in the school election. The election itself ends in a tie, resulting in a truce, with the two becoming co-{{Student Council President}}s.