Award-winning actress Sylvia Sanchez has teamed up for the first time with her real son Arjo Atayde on teleserye “Hanggang Saan,” now on its second month of airing.
The story is about how far a mother would sacrifice to give her son a better life.
“Hanggang Saan,” directed by Jeffrey Jeturian and Mervyn Brondial, has been described as an unconventional take on a mother’s love. It has Sylvia playing the role of Sonya, a brave mother who will do everything for her children. Arjo, on the other hand plays Sonya’s son Paco, a smart law student.
Sylvia, who played Gloria on her previous teleserye “The Greatest Love,” said about her character: “Sonya will create an argument between mothers and children. The questions are: Will I also do what Sonya did (she killed an innocent man so her son will live)? Did she have to commit the crime or not?”
On his part, Arjo said, “We will shatter the image of the ideal mother. We will see how a person can love another who is extremely flawed.”
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Spectacular night
It was a dazzling night when Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bagac, Bataan kicked off the Christmas season with a formal lighting ceremony held at the resort’s main plaza.
More than 300 guests from leading corporations, government, media, online influencers and industry friends joined and witnessed for the first time Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar’s art installation lighting ceremony.
The lighting rites titled “Home” was headed by Bellas Artes Foundation’s Project Manager, RJ Camacho. The resort highlighted local talented performing group such as Bataan Chamber Singers, Bataan Childrens Choir, Koro Bangkal and Jose de Piro Kabataang Orchestra as part of the momentous event.
Director of Marketing Erwin Doña welcomed the guests with his opening remarks and the first Filipina to be crowned as Reina Hispanoamericana – Teresita “WinWyn” Marquez arrived to grace the night’s enthralling affair. Marquez also led the lighting not only the art installation but also the entire heritage community.
Also present during the event were 2017 Lakambini ng Las Casas Bb. Diana Velasco, Bellas Artes art installation team leader RJ Camacho, Bellas Artes Foundation Director and Founder Ms. Jam Acuzar, Chairman of NSJBI/Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Jerry Acuzar, Chairperson of Bataan Peninsula Tourism Council Foundation Ms. Victoria S. Garcia, Dinalupihan Mayor Ms. Maria Angela Garcia, AFAB Chairman Emmanuel Pineda, Bagac, Councilor Noel Dela Rosa, and Bataan Tourism Officer Architect Christina Banzon-Enriquez.
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Tidbits: Happy b-day greetings today, Jan. 4, go to Justice Ricardo Puno, Barbara Perez, Marlene dela Peña, Isaac Belmonte, Joe Zaldarriaga, Paciencia Pineda, Offie Recto, Richard Teo, Christian Espiritu, Celia Tiu, Babette Benoit, Col. Mat Luga, Cora Vizconde, Ines D.C. Alegre, Lourdes Fabian, Gemma Garceniago, Gil Mauricio, Priscilla Pacheco, Chloe Nelsson, Louie Guarin, Raquel Pareño, Arlyn dela Cruz, Rez Cortez, Rep. Mitos Magsaysay, Vhong Navarro, Katrina Halili, and Bing Pimentel… Jan. 5: Estelito Mendoza, Bella Dimayuga, Dante Cruz, Nonoy Manalo, Mila Bravo, Elvie Matias, Farish Benito, Bryan Valdecanas, and Melanie Calumpad (a.k.a.) Kyla…
The story is about how far a mother would sacrifice to give her son a better life.
“Hanggang Saan,” directed by Jeffrey Jeturian and Mervyn Brondial, has been described as an unconventional take on a mother’s love. It has Sylvia playing the role of Sonya, a brave mother who will do everything for her children. Arjo, on the other hand plays Sonya’s son Paco, a smart law student.
Sylvia, who played Gloria on her previous teleserye “The Greatest Love,” said about her character: “Sonya will create an argument between mothers and children. The questions are: Will I also do what Sonya did (she killed an innocent man so her son will live)? Did she have to commit the crime or not?”
On his part, Arjo said, “We will shatter the image of the ideal mother. We will see how a person can love another who is extremely flawed.”
• • •
Spectacular night
It was a dazzling night when Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bagac, Bataan kicked off the Christmas season with a formal lighting ceremony held at the resort’s main plaza.
More than 300 guests from leading corporations, government, media, online influencers and industry friends joined and witnessed for the first time Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar’s art installation lighting ceremony.
The lighting rites titled “Home” was headed by Bellas Artes Foundation’s Project Manager, RJ Camacho. The resort highlighted local talented performing group such as Bataan Chamber Singers, Bataan Childrens Choir, Koro Bangkal and Jose de Piro Kabataang Orchestra as part of the momentous event.
Director of Marketing Erwin Doña welcomed the guests with his opening remarks and the first Filipina to be crowned as Reina Hispanoamericana – Teresita “WinWyn” Marquez arrived to grace the night’s enthralling affair. Marquez also led the lighting not only the art installation but also the entire heritage community.
Also present during the event were 2017 Lakambini ng Las Casas Bb. Diana Velasco, Bellas Artes art installation team leader RJ Camacho, Bellas Artes Foundation Director and Founder Ms. Jam Acuzar, Chairman of NSJBI/Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Jerry Acuzar, Chairperson of Bataan Peninsula Tourism Council Foundation Ms. Victoria S. Garcia, Dinalupihan Mayor Ms. Maria Angela Garcia, AFAB Chairman Emmanuel Pineda, Bagac, Councilor Noel Dela Rosa, and Bataan Tourism Officer Architect Christina Banzon-Enriquez.
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Tidbits: Happy b-day greetings today, Jan. 4, go to Justice Ricardo Puno, Barbara Perez, Marlene dela Peña, Isaac Belmonte, Joe Zaldarriaga, Paciencia Pineda, Offie Recto, Richard Teo, Christian Espiritu, Celia Tiu, Babette Benoit, Col. Mat Luga, Cora Vizconde, Ines D.C. Alegre, Lourdes Fabian, Gemma Garceniago, Gil Mauricio, Priscilla Pacheco, Chloe Nelsson, Louie Guarin, Raquel Pareño, Arlyn dela Cruz, Rez Cortez, Rep. Mitos Magsaysay, Vhong Navarro, Katrina Halili, and Bing Pimentel… Jan. 5: Estelito Mendoza, Bella Dimayuga, Dante Cruz, Nonoy Manalo, Mila Bravo, Elvie Matias, Farish Benito, Bryan Valdecanas, and Melanie Calumpad (a.k.a.) Kyla…
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