Cinematic 3D animated telenovela, vertical 9:16. María is a young anthropomorphic strawberry woman from Bolívar State, Venezuela. She is blind, with natural-looking eyes and an unfocused gaze. Portray her blindness naturally and respectfully. She has arms, legs, expressive facial features and uses a white mobility cane. Thiago is a young anthropomorphic banana man standing near her. María suddenly hears Thiago quietly trying to leave the elegant living room. She immediately turns toward the sound, suspicious and annoyed. Thiago freezes and looks extremely nervous. María speaks clearly in Spanish with a natural, soft Venezuelan accent from Bolívar State, without exaggerating the accent. María says: “Thiago… ¿y tú para dónde vas?” Thiago does not speak and reacts with a terrified expression. Accurate Spanish lip synchronization. Natural character movements and facial expressions. Cinematic camera slowly pushes toward María and then cuts to Thiago’s nervous reaction. Dramatic telenovela background music, natural room ambience and subtle footsteps. High-quality polished 3D animation. Both characters must remain completely fruit-like anthropomorphic characters, not humans wearing fruit costumes

Cinematic 3D animated telenovela trailer, vertical 9:16, exactly 5 seconds. María and Thiago appear together in the same elegant living room and must remain completely anthropomorphic fruit characters. María is a young blind strawberry woman from Bolívar State, Venezuela, with her white mobility cane, natural-looking unfocused eyes, arms, legs and expressive facial features. Thiago is a young anthropomorphic banana man from Brazil with arms, legs and expressive facial features. Neither character is a human wearing a fruit costume. María stands facing the direction of Thiago’s voice, serious and suspicious. Thiago stands a few steps away looking nervous, affectionate and clearly hiding something. María tightens her grip on her mobility cane and says exactly: “Entonces dime la verdad, Thiago.” Thiago immediately looks at her and replies exactly: “Todavía no puedo, María.” María speaks first with a soft, natural Venezuelan Spanish accent from Bolívar State/Guayana. Thiago speaks second. Portuguese from Brazil is Thiago’s native language and Spanish is his second language. His Spanish must have a clearly noticeable Brazilian Portuguese influence, with authentic Brazilian rhythm, melody, pronunciation and intonation, as a Brazilian young man speaking fluent Spanish. Do not use a generic foreign accent, European Spanish accent, Caribbean Spanish accent or another Latin American accent. Keep the Brazilian influence natural and recognizable, not exaggerated or comedic. Both characters speak in this clip and nobody else speaks. Accurate Spanish lip synchronization for each character. María reacts naturally to Thiago’s voice despite being blind and never visually tracks him. Thiago becomes visibly more nervous after answering. Dramatic romantic telenovela music builds underneath the dialogue. At the very end, both remain silent for a tense moment while the camera dramatically frames them together. High-quality polished cinematic 3D animation. No subtitles, no captions, no

Cinematic 3D animated telenovela trailer, vertical 9:16, exactly 5 seconds. Thiago is a young anthropomorphic banana man from Brazil. He must remain completely fruit-like, with a banana-shaped body, arms, legs, expressive facial features and the same polished 3D animated appearance established previously. He is NOT a human wearing a banana costume. Thiago is standing alone in the elegant living room. He looks extremely nervous, as if María has just discovered that he is hiding something. He glances toward the direction of María’s voice, hesitates, takes a small step backward and tries to look innocent. The camera quickly moves into a dramatic cinematic close-up of Thiago. Thiago is the ONLY character who speaks. He speaks fluent Spanish with a natural, noticeable but not exaggerated young Brazilian Portuguese accent. Thiago says exactly: “María… hay cosas que todavía no puedo contarte.” Accurate Spanish lip synchronization. Natural mouth movement, facial expressions and body movement. His expression should show nervousness, affection and that he is clearly hiding an important secret. Dramatic telenovela background music, subtle room ambience and a suspenseful musical hit immediately after his sentence. Mysterious, romantic and slightly comedic telenovela atmosphere. High-quality polished cinematic 3D animation. No subtitles, no captions, no text on screen.

Cinematic 3D animated telenovela trailer, vertical 9:16, exactly 5 seconds. María is the main protagonist, a young blind anthropomorphic strawberry woman from Bolívar State, Venezuela. She must remain completely fruit-like, with a strawberry-shaped body, arms, legs, expressive facial features, natural-looking unfocused eyes, and her white mobility cane. She is NOT a human wearing a strawberry costume. María walks slowly and confidently through an elegant living room using her white mobility cane. Suddenly, she hears something suspicious nearby. She immediately stops, turns her head toward the sound and her expression changes from calm to serious and suspicious. The camera quickly moves into a dramatic cinematic close-up of María. María is the ONLY character who speaks. She speaks clearly in Spanish with a natural, soft Venezuelan accent from Bolívar State/Guayana, without exaggerating or using a stereotypical Caracas, Maracaibo, Andean or Llanero accent. María says exactly: “Yo no puedo ver… pero sé perfectamente cuando me están mintiendo.” Accurate Spanish lip synchronization. Natural mouth movement, facial expressions and body movement. Portray María’s blindness naturally and respectfully. Dramatic telenovela background music rises immediately after her sentence, with subtle room ambience and the sound of her mobility cane. Suspenseful, mysterious and slightly comedic telenovela atmosphere. High-quality polished cinematic 3D animation. No subtitles, no captions, no text on screen.