Eat, Bulaga’s heartfelt stories for Lent
In keeping with its tradition of bringing quality programming to Filipino viewers worldwide, Eat, Bulaga will share stories of love, hope and redemption this Lenten season.
The six-episode special will kick off on Holy Monday, March 26, with My Carinderia Girl and Haligi ng Pangarap, directed by Linnet Zurbano and Adolf Alix Jr., respectively.
Starring Ruby Rodriguez and Kenneth Medrano, My Carinderia Girl tells the story of an older woman who falls in love with a much younger man. Despite criticisms they received, the two will prove that love is accepting and knows no age. Joining them are Pauleen Luna, Luane Dy, Sinon Loresca, Tommy Peñaflor and Kim Last. In Haligi ng
Pangarap, Alden Richards shares the small screen with Sen. Vicente “Tito” Sotto, Joey de Leon and Tirso Cruz III in a story of a father whose faith, patience, love and dedication were tested when his son figured in a debilitating accident.
On Holy Tuesday, March 27, Ryzza Mae Dizon will showcase her acting chops in
A Daughter’s Love, opposite Nora Aunor. The episode is about a grieving mother who went through depression. Her daughter will do everything to make sure that their family will weather the storm.
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Daughter’s Love also stars Pia Guanio, Miss Millennial 2017 Julia Gonowon, Lui Manansala and Ana Roces.
Another treat for viewers on Holy Tuesday is Real Florido’s Pamilya. The family drama is about a prodigal son who returns home to his father. Headlining the episode are Ryan Agoncillo, Paolo Ballesteros, Baste, Jake Ejercito and Ronaldo Valdez.
Meanwhile, on Holy Wednesday, March 28, Jose Manalo and Wally Bayola, with Miggy Tolentino, take center stage in Hating Kapatid, a story of friendship and the things one is willing to sacrifice to keep that special bond forever. LA Madridejos directs Hating Kapatid.
Capping the Lenten Special on Maundy Thursday is Alix’s Taray ni Tatay, starring Vic Sotto and Maine Mendoza with Allan K, Jimmy Santos, Anjo Yllana, Rita Avila and with the special participation of Kendoll (Tenten). It tells the story of a single father who kept his sexuality and other family secrets from his daughter.
Asked why viewers should watch this year’s Lenten Special, Mendoza said the stories reflect the every day struggles and uncertainties of people. She said it will remind everyone that there is hope, light and love even in the darkest hours and testing times.