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GMA Network
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Gabbi Garcia, Glaiza de Castro, Sanya Lopez pose with their 'Encantadia' costumes
The 2016 Sang'gres are back in their costumes! At Sunday's media conference for "Sang'gre," Gabbi Garcia, Glaiza de Castro, and Sanya Lopez gave a sneak peek back into their roles as Pirena, Alena, and Danaya as they, once again, donned their official outfits. On Instagram, the Kapuso It Girl shared some portraits with Glaiza and Sanya at the event, noting in the caption that they missed Kylie Padilla, who played Amihan. "One a Sang'gre, always a Sang'gre," she wrote. "Sisterhood for life!" In the comment section, Kylie nodded at Gabbi's post and wrote, "My sisters." During the event, "Sang'gre unveiled an exciting new trailer revealing new and returning cast members: the late Ricky Davao as Governor Emil, Ysabel Ortega as Armea, and Kate Valdez and Mikee Quintos reprising their roles as Mira and Lira. "Sang'gre" is topbilled by Bianca Umali, Kelvin Miranda, Faith Da Silva, and Angel Guardian as the new keepers of the gems of fire, water, air, and earth. It will premiere on GMA Prime on June 16. — Hermes Joy Tunac/LA, GMA Integrated News
GMA Network
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Glaiza De Castro joins cast of ‘Bar Boys' sequel
Glaiza De Castro is joining the sequel of 'Bar Boys!' The good news was shared on the film's official social media account, where a photo still of the Sparkle actress from the movie 'Liway' was shared. 'Glaiza de Castro has joined the cast of 'Bar Boys: After School,'' the caption read, adding Glaiza will be reuniting with her "Liway" director Kip Oebanda, because he is also set to direct the sequel. Titled 'Bar Boys: After School,' the sequel will follow the lives of four friends post-law school. It will star Rocco Nacino, Carlo Aquino, Enzo Pineda and Kean Cipriano who are reprising their roles as Torran, Erik, Chris and Josh from the first movie. The first 'Bar Boys' film was released in 2017. In 2024, the film was adapted into a musical. — Jade Veronique Yap/LA, GMA Integrated News
