Maja Salvador—the grateful ‘ Wildflower’
AS top-rating ABS-CBN primetime series “Wild the riveting drama’s sizzling lead Maja Salvador is overwhelmed with gratitude. She is thankful for the show’s success, and the many opportunities Wild past year.
“I can proudly say Wildflower helped me boost my career the most, among all the other teleseryes I’ve done in the past,” Salvador shared during the show’s
“But more than that, Wild - cally and emotionally demanding scenes, has taught me to be more dedicated and passionate in my craft,” the 29-year-old added.
Since premiering in Febru her into a social media star.
From a bride in black walking down the aisle to - became memes—or edited images made to look humorous—that went viral online. It is also one of the most talked about shows by netizens.
“I guess, what all these memes show, at least for us, is we’re all comfortable with each other in the cast. We know each other too well that we no longer have qualms in doing heavy scenes,” Aiko Melendez, who plays antagonist Emilia Ardiente, noted.
Moreover, the series swept several awards within its yearlong run, among them recognitions from the PMCP Star Awards for TV, LionhearTV Rawr Awards, Gems Hiyas ng Sining Awards, and even the Asian Television Awards where Tirso Cruz 3rd was nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category.
Beside Salvador, Melendez and Cruz, crossing the are a power cast in Sunshine Cruz, Wendell Ramos, Zsazsa Padilla, Christian Vasquez, RK Bagatsing, Vin Abrenica, Joseph Marco, Yen Santos and Roxanne Barcelo, among others.
Finally, business unit head and director Ruel Bayani expressed his of conveying women empowerment in through the characters and storylines.
is a story of a woman’s courage, determination, for the people of her town. It shows that women are just as powerful as men; they are no longer the meek and oppressed who can only cry in the