Pico da Neblina () is a Brazilian drama television series that premiered on HBO Brazil and Latin America on August 4, 2019. It depicts a scenario in which marijuana has been legalized in Brazil and following the story of a former drug dealer who needs to find a way to keep working. The title is a pun on the meaning of 'high', as Pico da Neblina is the highest peak in Brazil. Premise The series follows the story of Biriba (Luís Navarro), a young drug trafficker from São Paulo who, after the legalization of marijuana in Brazil, decides to abandon his life on crime and sell his weed legally along with an inexperienced investor partner. But Salim (Henrique Santana), his childhood friend, decides to follow as an old-fashioned drug dealer in the illegality. Cast and characters Luis Navarro as Biriba Henrique Santana as Salim Teca Pereira as Irene Daniel Furlan as Vini Maria Zilda Bethlem as Suzette Tortoriello Leilah Moreno as Kelly Dexter as CD William Costa as Piolho Bruno Giordano as Fernão Sabrina Petraglia as Nanda Bruce de Araújo as Digão Lenita Oliver as Marcela Fabio Marcoff as Joselo Renata Carvalho as Carmen Alex Gruli as Sargento Lopes Ivan de Almeida as Bigode Nathalia Ernesto as Laura Inara as Gabriela Che Moais as Pescoço Henrique Brandon as Torneira Gabriel Salazar as Buiú Nayobé Nzainab as Amanda Fabio Nepô as Bigato Jorge Neto as Rick JB Oliveira as Nelsinho Irayó as Caniço Jota Estevam as young CD Marina Mathey as young Carmen Production Conception and development According to the director Quico Meirelles, when Pico da Neblina was being produced, in 2015, he imagined that, when the series would be premiered, in 2019, cannabis would already been legalized in Brazil. But what he saw was a twist in the opposite direction, with the discussions paralyzed in the National Congress of Brazil. The director said he could only imagine what this hypothetical Brazil would be like, based on experiences from other countries that have already legalized the drug, as part of Europe, Uruguay, Canada and the United States. HBO Latin America announced the production of the series during the 2018 Rio2C (Rio Creative Conference) event. It was revealed that the first season of the series consisting of ten episodes would be produced by Academy Award nominated director Fernando Meirelles. Release Broadcast The series premiered simultaneously on HBO Brazil, HBO Latin America and