This dissertation analyses the first season of the serie Girls from Ipanema (in portuguese Coisa Mais Linda), released in 2019 by Netflix, in order to understand how the work of this ficction builts imagineries and representation about the brazilian golden age in Rio de Janeiro. The aim is to discuss how the consumption of the contemporary narratives serialized create meanings and promote idealizations of a historic period. The past is a strategic element to remembrances and approach themes that dialogues with the current context of reception and the demands of female protagonist and racial equity. The period of 1955 to 1960 in Brazil was marked by countless cultural, political and economic impacts, such as the emergence of Bossa Nova, whose influence can be extended to clothing and visuals aspects, remaining relevant until nowadays. Through the methodology of Textual Analysis, the study focuses on the representations orchestrated by the audiovisual narrative to express the spirit of a time and your relationship with the present.