This thesis perceives the evident strength and space occupied by the media in contemporary social life. Since the sociocultural imaginary of a society is constituted through the interrelationships between individuals, the role of media and its consequences for material life acquires complex prominence. Based on the logic of profit, media conglomerates develop their products according to market demands and with a high focus on capital accumulation. At the heart of this debate, there is the question of how the media institution presents itself in face of the maintenance of power structures. Therefore, it is crucial to understand that being part of the superstructure, it has the function of reproducing the social order, that is, its seductive messages convey meanings and values that act to perpetuate class domination and social paralysis. In this way, one can ask: what is the relationship of the media with the current economic model and with the historicalsocial context in which it is embedded? Are there any particular interests of these conglomerates in acting against the maintenance of the status quo? In what ways do its contents sustain relations of domination and omit contradictions? To answer them, I elaborate discussions on the processes of domination, exploitation, social inequalities, class structure and ideology, in addition to investigating media activity in the light of the strategy of the reversal of interests, political propaganda and its anti-democratic aspects, positioning them in the Brazilian political-media context. Finally, in order to investigate this ideological reproduction in the field of fiction series, I conduct a Marxist analysis trying to understand in what ways they portray the contradictions and how they act in the reproduction of the capitalist social order by distorting the relations of domination and class, by promoting the interests of the ruling classes and the omission of the causes of inequalities as an intrinsic condition of capital.