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5 reasons to watch “Coco Martin’s Sigabo”

“Coco Martin’s Sigabo" is nearing its pilot episode! Here are five reasons to get excited for the series.

🕒 6/21/2026, 3:41:43 PM787 wordsEN

Liezel Dela Cruz

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After a decade of seeing Coco Martin dominate primetime, three months without one of his series felt—how else can we put it? — unusual. Filipino viewers have grown accustomed to spending their evenings watching him take on pulse-pounding action and drama.

Now, the drought is over. "Coco Martin's Sigabo" is finally here to quench that thirst for his brand of adrenaline-fueled storytelling. And we're listing down 5 elements to elevate your excitement! 

 

CocoJul returns 



For many fans, this reason alone is enough to tune in. Coco last shared the screen with Julia Montes in "FPJ's Ang Probinsyano," which wrapped up in 2022. Sure, they've done several projects as a tandem before, but this one feels extra special because it's their first series as an openly acknowledged couple. The chemistry was always there, but the difference now is that fans no longer have to speculate whether the spark is real. Coco and Julia confirmed their relationship in 2023 after reportedly dating for 12 years. 

 

All-original plot  

 

 

One of the most intriguing things about "Coco Martin’s Sigabo" is how little we actually know about its whole narrative. The trailer only hints at Coco's character, Gabo, returning home with a promise to leave his troubled past behind; and Julia's Samantha, a law enforcer, coming from an affluent world in contrast to that of Gabo. Beyond that, the series is keeping most of its cards close to its chest.  

Unlike "FPJ's Ang Probinsyano" and "FPJ's Batang Quiapo," which gave us a little idea of what to expect in the story since both drew inspiration from iconic Fernando Poe Jr. movies, "Coco Martin’s Sigabo," however, has an original plot. That means there's no familiar blueprint. 

Even the title itself sparks curiosity. "Sigabo" sounds like a play on Gabo's name, but it can also refer to a sudden surge or outburst of emotion. Whether intentional or not, this only adds to the intrigue surrounding the series.  

 

Cinematic scenes and daring stunts 


 


"Coco Martin’s Sigabo" isn't holding back on the visual spectacle. Coco's team is determined to bring a 'big-screen feel' to primetime television, from the cinematography and production design to the meticulous fight choreography. Well, just one look at the teaser is enough to tell us that we're in for a steady stream of jaw-dropping moments. 

And with a new character comes a distinct fighting style. That means a whole new set of stunts for Coco. We can also expect the same adrenaline-pumping action from the other cast members, who even underwent training before filming. 

 

Action meets comedy   



While explosive, creative, and tactical action remains the main attraction—of course, we're talking about the return of the "Hari ng Aksyon sa Ating Henerasyon" — "Coco Martin’s Sigabo"  also promises plenty of room for lighthearted humor. After all, punches and punchlines make for an irresistible combination.  

A hybrid genre like this is certainly an ambitious formula that aims to deliver the best of both worlds. And because balancing action and comedy is easier said than done, it will be exciting to see how "Coco Martin’s Sigabo" sustains this delicate dynamic as the story goes on.  

 

Star-studded ensemble 



A ‘Coco Martin’ series wouldn't be complete without a colorful mix of familiar faces, veteran actors, new additions, and artists returning to the limelight. "Coco Martin’s Sigabo" brings together seasoned thespians such as Edu Manzano, Carmi Martin, Irma Adlawan, Chanda Romero, Rez Cortez, Soliman Cruz, Joko Diaz, Art Acuña, Julio Diaz, Richard Quan, and Joey Marquez, many of whom Coco has already collaborated with in previous projects. 

Coco is also set to share an exciting reunion with former co-stars like Jhong Hilario, John Medina, and Marc Solis. His favorite sidekicks Sugar Ray “The Mammoth” Estroso, Bassilyo, Smugglaz, as well as comedians Jerald Napoles and Nonong Ballinan, and his own family members, Ryan Martin and Ronwaldo Martin, are hopping aboard the series too.  

The ensemble gets even more interesting with the addition of Sue Ramirez, Arci Muñoz, JM de Guzman, and JC de Vera, alongside content creators, hip-hop artists, and personalities from different corners of the entertainment industry.

Now you’re even more excited! So, don't miss the premiere of “Coco Martin’s Sigabo” this June 22 at 8 PM on ABS-CBN sa ALLTV2, Kapamilya Channel, TV5. A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live (KOL), and iWant.

 

 

More on this story: 

Coco and Julia tease action and romance in official trailer of “Coco Martin’s Sigabo”

 

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Feel the action—and kilig—in these photos of Coco Martin and Julia Montes behind the scenes of “Sigabo”


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