Renowned for his charismatic and lighthearted roles, Lázaro Ramos is stepping into unfamiliar territory as he takes on the role of a villain for the first time in the soap opera 'A Nobreza do Amor.' He portrays Jendal, a manipulative and ambitious character, drawing inspiration from Shakespeare's Iago from 'Othello.' In an interview, Ramos expressed his enthusiasm for playing a character with so many layers, noting that this complexity provides a wonderful challenge for an actor.

Interestingly, the opportunity came about through Ramos himself; after reading the first several chapters of the novela, written by his cousin Elisio Lopes Jr., he was captivated by the story and expressed a desire to play the antagonist even before realizing the character was a villain. He described the experience of devouring the initial chapters and feeling a strong connection to the character, stating that he never envisioned himself taking on such a role prior to this. The revelation that he would portray a villain was an unexpected but exciting development in his career.

The production showcases the behind-the-scenes elements of 'A Nobreza do Amor,' and Ramos's performance is anticipated to add depth to the storyline, as it explores themes of ambition and manipulation through Jendal's character. His decision to embrace this new role indicates a willingness to challenge himself as an actor, moving away from the typecasting he has experienced in the past. This role not only marks a significant shift in his career but also enriches the narrative of the soap opera, likely engaging audiences who are curious to see how he embodies such a complex figure.