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André Marques is the only cast member to return from the original series (the 1995 gym setting) portraying a same character. He reprised his popular role of Mocotó in 2012.

Fernanda Vasconcellos and 'Thiago Rodrigues' portrayed the main romantic couple in Season Twelve and twice again in Rede Globo's Páginas da Vida (2006) and Tempos Modernos (2010).

Kadu Moliterno holds the record of three different characters throughout the series: Paulo in Season Three, César in Season Nine and Nelson in Season Nineteen.

Bárbara Borges (Season Nine), Graziella Schimitt (Season Eleven) and Monique Alfradique were all Xuxa's stagehands ("paquitas") in Xuxa Park (1992), before their roles in this series. Juliana Silveira (Season Nine) stage-handed the similar Brazilian TV hostess Angélica in the shows.

Season Eleven (2004-2005) starred by Juliana Didone, Guilherme Berenguer and Marjorie Estiano is to this day the highest rated season.

Has cameos of Alanis Morissette in Season Two (1996-1997), Jon Bon Jovi with Bon Jovi in Season Three (1997-1998) and John Green in Season 22 (2015), who appeared to promote Paper Towns (2015).

The episode aired at the date of the series' 20th anniversary featured a special opening sequence with characters from previous seasons, every previous screen title mixed and the original title song "Assim Caminha a Humanidade" by Lulu Santos.

Since 1995, even though the original setting (the title gym, then a high school campus, and others) have changed over the course of the years, the title of "Malhação" ("fitness") remains to this day.

The "Múltipla Escolha" high school setting lasted for ten years until it the series was completely rebooted in 2009. Sérgio Hondjakoff (as "Bigheaded"), Giselle Frade (as "Drica") portrayed popular characters in this period.

Priscila Fantin, Mário Frias, Dani Suzuki, Fernanda Souza, Graziella Schimitt and Marco Antônio Gimenez, from the high school years, returned after the reboot portraying new roles; as did Sílvia Pfeifer and Danton Mello from the original "gym" seasons.

Fernanda Souza (Season Six) and Giselle Frade (Seasons 8-11) were both "chiquititas" from Chiquititas Brasil (1997). Manuela do Monte (Season Ten) would later star as their "mother" Carol in Chiquititas (2013).

The series originally had mostly young adults playing underage characters. After 2012, the series featured a much younger cast following SBT's hit series Carrossel (2012) and Chiquititas (2013).

Season 22 (2014) marks the return of a gym as the main setting (Gael's gym) and a considerable ratings rise.

The song "Te Levar" by Charlie Brown Jr. was used as the title song from 1999 to 2006. It was featured once again in the day of lead singer Chorão's death as a homage to him.

In Season Three (1998) Susana Werner left the series as her character Mariana married a soccer player portrayed in a cameo by Ronaldo, her real-life boyfriend at the time. As their characters, the couple moved to Italy after Ronaldo was transferred from FC Barcelona to Inter Milan.

Sérgio Hondjakoff was left uninvited for the series' 20th anniversary party.

After the death of actor José Wilker, the square sets used in Season 22 were named after him in his homage.

Season 3 (1997) features Thiago Lacerda's acting debut.

Acting debut Caio Castro who was cast after winning his role in a Caldeirão do Huck (2000) contest in 2008. The contest, "Casal Malhação" was supposed to find a "couple" (a boy and a girl) for the series' next season (Season 15), but Castro was cast alongside Rael Barja.

Wagner Santisteban (Season 12) played a character nicknamed "Download", while João Maia portrayed "Jotapeg" ("Jpeg") in Season 17.

The series' premiere has one scene involving two underage characters having sex, where Gisele Fraga's buttocks are seen. They are caught by the actual minor Bruno de Luca. Rio de Janeiro's Juvenile Court requested the episode's script from Rede Globo for analysis and, unanswered, fined the network.