Calle Siete

*Calle Siete*
Calle Siete
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Genre	Comedy; Family drama;
Created by	Television and Production Exponents, (TAPE) Inc.; GMA Entertainment TV Group
Developed by	Jose Mari Abacan; Lia Domingo; Cyril Ramos; Jerome Zamora;
Written by	Robert Raz; Charlotte Dianco; Ma. Acy Ramos; Michelle Ngu;
Directed by	Monti Parungao
Creative director	Jenny Ferre
Starring	Ryzza Mae Dizon; Eula Valdez; Christian Vasquez;
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Filipino
No. of episodes	10
Production
Executive producer	Adrian Raphael V. Santos
Producers	Antonio P. Tuviera; Jacqui L. Cara; Michael Tuviera; Jojo C. Oconer; Ramel L. David; Camille G. Montaño;
Production locations	Manila, Philippines
Editors	Bong Guillermo; Tara Illenberger;
Camera setup	Multiple-camera setup
Running time	30 minutes
Production company	Wildsound
Original release
Network	GMA Network
Release	June 13, 2016 –; present

Calle Siete (lit. 'Seventh Street') is a Philippine family comedy drama series broadcast by GMA Network, starring Ryzza Mae Dizon, Eula Valdez and Christian Vasquez.^[1] The program premiered on June 13, 2016 replacing Princess in the Palace and airing worldwide on GMA Pinoy TV.^[2]

This also serves as the second presentation of The Ryzza Mae Show.^[3]

Plot

The story begins with Sheila and Mark Sebastian, a couple living in Dubai and working as a physical therapist and a spa attendant. The two decided to return to the Philippines because of their enough savings to build their dream house and dream business, a spa cum coffee shop.

Sheila came home first because her contract expired while Mark, on the other hand, has a remaining month. Another reason was he is still training his job successor. Sheila surprised her Lola Nitz which is celebrating its birthday in Mabuhay Compound where she grew up with the Mabuhay clan. However, she also found out that the bank would nearly confiscate her hometown so she spoke of his grandmother to pay it first.^[4]

Cast

Main cast

Ryzza Mae Dizon as Barbie Delloso
Eula Valdez as Shiela Mabuhay-Sebastian
Christian Vasquez as Mark Sebastian

Supporting cast

Kenneth Medrano as Jonas Delloso
Patricia Tumulak as Patring
Gloria Sevilla as Nita "Nitz" Mabuhay
Marlann Flores
Rubi Rubi as Margie
Lucky Mercado as John Delloso
Taki Saito as Sushie Silang
Lovely Abella as Bonnie

Guest cast

Leonora Cano as Aling Mema
Hailey Lim as Charmaine
Sinon Loresca (Rogelia of KalyeSerye) as Olive
Petite as Smokey
Maureen Larrazabal as Maria Magdalena
Regine Tolentino as Phoebe
Sandy Talag as Crystal
Kylie Padilla as Sophia

References

^ Nitz Miralles (5 June 2016). "'Yayamanin'". Journal Online. Retrieved 7 June 2016.
^ "Kristine Hermosa, sa GMA-7 na mapapanood". 4 June 2016. Retrieved 7 June 2016.
^ "Eula Valdez drops a hint about Princess in the Palace finale on Friday ". gmanetwork.com. GMA Network. Retrieved 8 June 2016.
^ http://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/gma/articles/2016-06-10/23598/Eula-Valdez-at-Christian-Vasquez-muling-magtatambal-sa-Calle-Siete-kasama-si-Ryzza-Mae-Dizon

External links

GMA Network official website

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[1] Nitz Miralles (5 June 2016). "'Yayamanin'". Journal Online. Retrieved 7 June 2016.

[2] "Kristine Hermosa, sa GMA-7 na mapapanood". 4 June 2016. Retrieved 7 June 2016.

[3] "Eula Valdez drops a hint about Princess in the Palace finale on Friday ". gmanetwork.com. GMA Network. Retrieved 8 June 2016.

[4] ttp://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/gma/articles/2016-06-10/23598/Eula-Valdez-at-Christian-Vasquez-muling-magtatambal-sa-Calle-Siete-kasama-si-Ryzza-Mae-Dizon

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