Please help me identify this font.

Century Schoolbook  Suggested by Heron2001 
Latin  Suggested by Heron2001 

The letters were put together so awkwardly. I don't know if this really is from a font. If you'd like something similar - try Latin and deform it in Photoshop.

NOT THE FONT

if you like the one suggested by Heron2001, you might like this one as well:
https://www.dafont.com/mysteryforest.font?text=TER

these ones are a bit similar too, but not exact:
https://www.dafont.com/stickons2.font?text=TER
https://www.dafont.com/fettecke.font?text=TER

Thanky you, guys!

First of all, the font seems so odd because I vectorized it. The original text I have it is tiny (but with more letters) and maybe if I upload it here on forum were erased for poor quality.

T, E & R fits perfectly on Latin. But the problem are another letters like U, A and G.
Another thing that I know, the font seems very familiar for me. The text was elaborated sometime in period 1998-2000.
It was "manipulated" maybe in that WordArt thing with a lot of stroke and shadows.

I will put original A & G letters, and hope administrators won't erased it. Maybe you'll have other ideas or the text is a mix of letters.

But I don't know how to upload it in the same topic...

Use BBC code and you can put it in your response for us to see. It would be nice to see the other letters.

Let's see...

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LE: Hmm. I was looking on forum and saw the post with Bravo font. I saw your suggestion too (Heron2001) and have a revelation when I clicked on Gianotten suggestion... I think my font is from Bodoni family. Maybe Bodoni MT Condensed?! Wow.

It isn't a Bodoni - the serifs are more of a Latin-style font. Perhaps Century Schoolbook in Bold Condensed, would get you the desired effect.

Yes, you are right. Century Schoolbook fits perfect. Thank you very much!