ABS-CBN launches new shows at #ForeverKapamilya

ABS-CBN revealed its upcoming TV offerings at the #ForeverKapamilya trade event attended by advertisers recently at the PICC Forum.

The queen of Philippine teleserye, Judy Ann Santos, marks her much-awaited return to television with her upcoming series Starla. Judy Ann greeted the advertisers on stage and thanked everyone for their undying support through the years.

Maja Salvador and Janella Salvador team up for the first time in the series The Killer Bride with Joshua Garcia and Geoff Eigenmann.

JM de Guzman, Arci Muñoz and Kiko Estrada, on the other hand, will star in the story of a family whose strength will be tested by fate in Pamilya Ko. They performed a hip-hop number that showed their skills in rapping.

Coco Martin performs with the cast of FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano.

A grand ensemble of Kapamilya actors will take the lead in A Soldier’s Heart, starring Gerald Anderson, Vin Abrenica, Elmo Magalona, Jerome Ponce, Yves Flores, Nash Aguas and Carlo Aquino. They earned loud cheers for their precise military drill and dance performance.

Viewers will also witness a new blood of rivalry on television as Aljur Abrenica and Ejay Falcon take each other down in Sandugo. The two actors serenaded the crowd while giving out flowers to the audience.

Aside from teleserye, ABS-CBN also announced its upcoming reality shows namely The Voice Kids and I Can See Your Voice. The new and original reality-talent show Your Moment, meanwhile, will soon give a fresh take on showcasing Pinoy talent.

From left: Kadenang Ginto’s Dimples Romana, Richard Yap and Beauty Gonzalez.

Alumni of various ABS-CBN talent-reality shows impressed the advertisers as the TNT Boys of Tawag ng Tanghalan and Lyca Gairanod, Darren Espanto, Elha Nympha, Esang de Torres and Kyle Echarri sang their hearts out in their song number.

iWant, ABS-CBN’s online streaming service, also revealed its upcoming original series, including Mga Batang Poz and Call Me Tita, whose cast performed a ‘70s-inspired dance number.

On the other hand, the cast of iWant Originals’ MOMOL Nights Kit Thompson and Kim Molina, and Past Present Perfect Shaina Magdayao, Vin and Loisa Andalio performed a medley of love songs for the advertisers.

Idol Philippines judges (seated, from left) James Reid, Regine Velasquez and Moira dela Torre with the Idol hopefuls.

New Asianovelas are also soon to conquer television with K-dramas Encounter (starring Korean heartthrob Park Bo-Gum), Gangnam Beauty and I Have a Lover.

Meanwhile, stars of currently airing Kapamilya shows also added sparkle in the event with their spectacular performances.

The intense catfight of Romina and Daniela, played by Beauty Gonzalez and Dimples Romana, made it to the trade event as they exchanged feisty lines that led to a sing-and-dance showdown.

A Soldier’s Heart stars (from left) Nash Aguas, Vin Abrenica, Elmo Magalona, Gerald Anderson, Yves Flores and Jerome Ponce.

Kadenang Ginto cast and Gold Squad members Andrea Brillantes, Seth Fedelin, Kyle Echarri and Francine Diaz also joined them and bopped to their dance craze Halo-Halo.

The cast of FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, led by Coco Martin, took a time-off from their duties as Task Force Agila and made time for the advertisers with their well-applauded novelty song-and-dance performance in celebration of the series’ 1,000th episode.

Adding kilig were the stars of The General’s Daughter Angel Locsin, JC de Vera and Paulo Avelino, who sang a love song for the crowd.

From left: The General’s Daughter lead cast JC de Vera, Angel Locsin and Paulo Avelino.

Elevating the musical celebration were Regine Velasquez, Moira dela Torre and James Reid as they gave tribute to the legendary band Queen with the Search for the Idol Philippines Top 12.

As the program ended, the advertisers had the chance to see their favorite Kapamilya celebrities in a meet and greet where they bonded and took pictures with the cast of ABS-CBN shows.

Maja Salvador (rightmost) and Janella Salvador (center) team up for the first time in The Killer Bride with Ariella Arida, Lara Quigaman, Sam Concepcion, Geoff Eigenmann and Joshua Garcia.