MANILA: The Philippines’ most liked kiligserye, Dolce Amore, continues to rule its primetime slot despite the launch of a new rival program last Monday.
The ABS-CBN-produced series, top-billed by Enrique Gil and Liza Soberano, hit a national TV rating of 35 percent, while GMA’s Descendants of the Sun posted only 15.5 percent, The Standard quoted the data from Kantar Media.
In the episode, Tenten (Gil) was forced by his parents to apologize to Serena (Soberano) for how he has been mistreating her in the past days. He even granted his old flame her request of setting up a meeting with him for a business proposal, the report said.
Fans online seem to be very pleased by the plot development as positive comments poured on social media earning more than a million tweets and making the episode hashtag #DolceAmorePatigasan trend nationwide.
Dolce Amore is a story of two young wandering souls, both in search of who they really are, who will be brought together by destiny and feel an infallible connection with each other. It continues to captivate the Filipino audience with its top caliber production with scenes shot in Italy, powerhouse cast led by one of the hottest love teams in the country, and values-oriented narrative that truly resonates Filipino culture.
To show gratitude to the fans’ unwavering support, the show will stage the “#ChooseLove The Concert” on Aug. 20 at the Kia Theater where the cast gives a one night show filled with fun, kilig, and songs personally chosen by fans online, reported The Standard.
