The cast of "FPJ’s Batang Quiapo" is always immersed in gripping drama and heart-stopping action on the set, but off-cam, they know exactly how to loosen up too. Lately, their outlet of choice is making reels.
From full-on dance numbers that look straight out of a music video to hilarious skits that showcase their goofy side, the “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo” family has been serving fans with fun, full-of-effort content that shows they can bring just as much good vibes as they do intensity.
Entry number one comes from the show's brewing love triangle. Erika (Gillian Vicencio) may have captured Santino (Ronwaldo Martin)'s heart, but his first love Annika is suddenly back in the picture. While the drama is about to heat up on screen, the trio decided to take a lighter route first with a dance vid. And if the choreography—Santino stands between two girls who look like they’re having a dance tug-of-war—is a hint of what's ahead, then this part of the story is bound to be fiery.
From the love triangle, we turn to the villains’ corner where Jake Cuenca, aka the dangerous Miguelito Guerrero, joins forces with his right-hand man Paolo Paraiso. But instead of hatching schemes on screen, the two drop their tough-guy act for a while and show off their pogi moves. Who knew the masterminds of chaos could also pass as heartthrobs, pretty much like saying, “pogi villains at your service."
Over at the Montenegro mansion, Madonna (Kim Domingo) proves she’s real scene-stealer. She had us glued to her reel set to Donnalyn Bartolome’s “Di Lahat," the whole thing looking like a legit MV scene with all the right moves, camera angles, editing and storyline. The production value is next-level slay! And then the lyrics go, “'di lahat ng magaganda sasaktan ka lang,” which feels fitting because while Madonna is undeniably stunning, one thing’s for sure—she’s not here to break your heart.
Raise your hand if you’re manifesting Coco Martin leading the gang's next dance showdown reel!
Don’t miss an episode of “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo,” weeknights at 8 PM on Kapamilya Channel, A2Z, TV5, iWant, and Kapamilya Online Live (KOL). Viewers outside of the Philippines can watch on The Filipino Channel (TFC) on cable and IPTV.