ABS-CBN Thanks Loyal Viewers in Africa with Exclusive Event
ABS-CBN, the Philippines’ premier content provider, is expressing deep gratitude to its African audience through a landmark event. The network’s first major occasion in Africa, titled “Kapamilya Live in Kenya,” will offer fans a unique chance to meet two of its top stars. This event celebrates ABS-CBN thanks loyal viewers in Africa for their steadfast support of Filipino programs over the years.
Scheduled for June 28, the event will feature Primetime King Coco Martin and Prime Actress Julia Montes. Their popular shows, including “Walang Hanggan” (“My Eternal”), “Doble Kara,” and “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano” (“Brothers”), have captivated viewers across the continent. Currently, Coco Martin’s hit action-drama “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo” (“Gangs of Manila”) is airing in Africa, with upcoming reruns of “Walang Hanggan” and Julia’s dramatic series “Saving Grace” set for July and September, respectively. All these are accessible via the StarTimes channel.
Stars Express Heartfelt Thanks to African Fans
Both Coco Martin and Julia Montes are eager to personally thank their African supporters. They also look forward to participating in cultural activities and performances during the event. As Coco shared in an interview, “We’re excited to finally thank them personally for their support. We can’t wait to meet the people who have been unexpectedly captivated by our characters and the Filipino stories showcased in ABS-CBN’s series.”
Julia added, “It feels good because this is our chance to give back to them. It’s our turn to return the favor and we hope we can make them happy.” Their words reflect a genuine appreciation for the unexpected global reach of Filipino storytelling.
Strategic Partnerships Boost Event Coverage
ABS-CBN has secured key media partnerships to maximize the event’s impact. StarTimes, Africa’s leading digital TV operator, is the major sponsor, while KTN, a prominent Kenyan television station, will provide live news coverage. This collaboration highlights the network’s commitment to strengthening ties with African audiences.
Since 2003, ABS-CBN’s programs have been a staple in African homes. The network’s teleseryes have attracted viewers with compelling narratives and relatable characters. Recent favorites include “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Lavender Fields,” “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim,” and “Senior High.” These shows continue to air across various African countries, further cementing ABS-CBN’s influence and cultural exchange.
The upcoming “Kapamilya Live in Kenya” event stands as a testament to the enduring bond between Filipino entertainment and African viewers. It also marks a promising chapter in cross-cultural appreciation.
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