The exploration of Alexandre's relationships and romantic storylines in "Brasileirinhas" (2011) had a notable impact on the audience. Fans of the series often found themselves invested in his journey, celebrating his victories and sympathizing with his setbacks. This connection is a testament to the compelling storytelling and the depth with which Alexandre's character was developed.

In 2011, the Brasileirinhas series released focusing exclusively on Alexandre’s romantic trajectory, from January’s New Year’s kiss confusion to December’s heartbreaking farewell at Santos Dumont Airport.

His 2011 work reflected his move toward mainstream TV and parody, leveraging his "bad boy" image for comedy rather than the explicit romantic narratives of his earlier adult career.

This storyline was hailed as a “perfectly bittersweet romance,” avoiding the cliché of the airport chase where the character stays. Instead, it honored real life: sometimes love is real, but timing is wrong.

"Braseleirinhas" tackles various themes, including love, friendship, family dynamics, and personal growth. The telenovela aims to engage its audience through relatable characters and storylines that reflect real-life experiences and challenges.

Even years later, the 2011 "Alexandre era" is cited by enthusiasts as a high-water mark for the studio, proving that when it comes to adult entertainment, a good story and a believable romance are just as important as the action itself.