Showing posts with label Lovi Poe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lovi Poe. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

NO ME OLVIDES/ SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME opens Tuesday on Peru's Panamericana TV at 7 PM Lima time (8 AM Wednesday Manila time)


You can now watch the Spanish version of the GMA hit series Someone To Watch Over Me at 8 AM Manila time starting Wednesday (7 PM Tuesday Lima time) at the Panamericana TV website.

No me olvides (Forget Me Not in English) stars Lovi Poe & Tom Rodriguez. It is the second GMA teleserye to be shown in South America, & it has a challenging task ahead of it- that is, to surpass the record of the first GMA teleserye to be shown there, Cautiva, which went on to become the highest rating Asian telenovela ever to be shown in Peru.

No me olvides is the first of two GMA teleseryes which will open shortly on the same station. The other one is  Una nueva oportunidad (Second Chances), starring Jennilyn Mercado.


Friday, August 4, 2017

NO ME OLVIDES/SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME next on Panamericana TV Peru


The first GMA teleserye to be shown in Peru, Cautiva/Hanggang Makita Kang Muli, became the most successful Asian telenovela to be shown in that part of the world.  It's now reportedly being negotiated to be shown soon in Ecuador, Bolivia & Uruguay. It's not a surprise that another GMA teleserye is being lined up to be shown by the same Peruvian channel which first showed Cautiva in the afternoon two months ago (surprisingly, they are currently reshowing it at a more primetime slot, at 7:00 PM, just a couple of months after the end of its first showing).

No me olvides/Someone to Watch Over Me stars Lovi Poe, Tom Rodriguez & Max Collins. The teleserye was a finalist in the New York Festivals World's Best TV & Films.


Tuesday, March 7, 2017

BEAUTIFUL STRANGERS showing on MyTV Africa

The ABS-CBN teleserye La Promesa/ Pangako Sa Yo has disappeared from the Latin American small screens without the hoped-for homestretch spurt in the ratings,  but the GMA Cautiva/Hanggang Makita Kang Muli surprised everybody by shooting up the rating charts. ABS-CBN teleseryes have been cut one after the other in Indonesia (3 of the 4 recent releases were pulled out after a few days, including Bridges of Love, Forevermore & Magpahanggang Wakas) and they are upstaged in a big way in Africa by the rival Pinoy station, GMA. Beautiful Strangers just started in Kenya, now it is being shown in most Subsaharan countries via My TV Africa.

Teleserye has a deep bench. When one station falters, another quickly fills up the slack and keeps up the pace.


Monday, March 6, 2017

BEAUTIFUL STRANGERS showing on KTN KENYA



Following the successful run of My Faithful Husband, another GMA teleserye starring Lovi Poe & Heart Evangelista is being shown on KTN Kenya. GMA seems to have locked the 6 pm primetime slot for good?


Saturday, March 4, 2017

2017 New York Festivals World’s Best TV and Films Finalist: "SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME" is the lone Asian Finalist

I have to admit local Pinoy showbiz has somewhat bored me lately. When it should be flying high because it has apparently entered the dawning of a new Golden Age, it has turned somewhat icky instead. When it reached its Golden Age in the 1970's to 80's, it allowed itself to be priced out of its mass market with the externally-machinated ruse of introduction of multiplexes (Bollywood maintained its status as the biggest film industry in the world by maintaining its low popular prices while the second biggest in the world at that time, the Filipino film industry, priced out the masses and nosedived into gloom, contented like an innocent fool with the fostered fake news of competition & piracy). It has lately started being the top Asian telenovela draw in many parts of the world but the sad Pinoy story rears its head again. Soft power is power, & Pinoy showbiz soft power was never allowed to blossom fully. Why? There will always be Pinoys, who, for varying wicked reasons, will spoil the show for somebody else's soft power. Inferiority complex, mendicancy & cluelessness, it was never a pretty sight.

But the tides continue to roll. Pinoys are a cultural power, no matter how low their self-regard. At least.