Darating ang Umaga

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Composer(s) George Canseco Original language(s) Filipino, English Final episode date 14 November 2003 Number of episodes 183		Country of origin Philippines First episode date 3 March 2003 Network ABS-CBN Cast Patrick Garcia

Genre Romance, Drama, Fantasy Starring Eula ValdezVina MoralesIan VeneracionPatrick GarciaJodi Sta. Maria Opening theme "Saan Darating Ang Umaga?" by Vina Morales Nominations PMPC Star Awards for TV Best Drama Actor Similar Budoy, Valiente, Pieta, Maria Flordeluna, Bituin

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Darating ang Umaga (English: Till Morning Comes) is a Filipino drama made by ABS-CBN. Starring Vina Morales and Eula Valdez. It aired from March 3, 2003 to November 14, 2003. It also starred Jodi Sta. Maria and Ian Veneracion, who 12 years later would team up in yet another primetime drama.

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Story

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A medallion is crafted to bring fortune to the Banal Family and to their next generations of kin. Eventually, greed prevails and the medallion is broken into two, thereon carrying a curse in the entire Banal clan. The curse soon came in the form of a man named Don Lucio Riego de Dios. With his arrival in the lives of Milagros and Ramon, a cycle of endless and ruthless sufferings begin until these misfortunes are carried on to their daughters (Mira and Arriana) and to everyone they are bound to love. Their only chance to experience happiness and peace rests on the mending of the broken medallion. Don Lucio however, vows never to see the end of the curse on the Banals. It is Arriana’s mission to save her family from oppression, but it entails a sacrifice that may be far greater than what Arriana is able to make.

Cast

Eula Valdez as Mira Banal-Cordero

Vina Morales as Arriana Banal-Cordero

Ian Veneracion as Jaime Abelardo "Abel" Reverente

Jodi Sta. Maria as Nicole Del Fuego

Danilo Barrios as Daniel / Rafael Cordero-Reverente

Aiza Marquez as Ella

Patrick Garcia as Nathaniel Cordero-Reverente

Supporting cast

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Dante Rivero as Don Lucio Riego de Dios

Daria Ramirez as Milagros Banal-Cordero

Glydel Mercado as Gertrudis Del Fuego

Jerome John Hughes as Voltaire

Spanky Manikan as Ramon Reverente

Sharmaine Suarez as Savannah

Maribeth Bichara as Vennie

Aljon Jimenez as Dagon Del Fuego

Sarji Ruiz as Timothy Del Fuego

William Lorenzo as Dado (Daniel/Rafael's biological father)

Beverly Salverjo as Rosea

Eva Darren as Olinda

Izza Ignacio as Tere

Maritoni Fernandez as Fiona

Emilio Garcia as Young Don Lucio

Bobby Andrews as Raymond de Dios

Lui Villaruz as Daniel (Impostor)

Trivia

Jodi Sta. Maria and Ian Veneracion first worked together in this drama, with Veneracion portraying Sta. Maria's father in law. In 2015, they reunited in Pangako Sa 'Yo that would catapult them into a popular love-team up.

It was also re-aired twice in 2006 on Pinoy Central TV (now called Kapamilya Channel) and re-aired in 2007 in English.

In 2003 it became a 50th Soap Opera Offering on ABS-CBN's 50th Year of Television.

Vina Morales and Eula Valdez' first team up on Primetime Television as Siblings and Second in 2007's remake of Loida Virina's 80's Hit and long-running Soap "Flordeluna" which was retitled as "Maria Flordeluna".

The theme song of the soap-opera was originally performed by Raymond Lauchengco became the theme song of the 1983 film with the same title. In 2008, the theme song of the soap-opera entitled Sine Novela Presents: Saan Darating Ang Umaga? became an afternoon drama of ABS-CBN's rival station, the GMA Network as well as Pyra: Ang Babaeng Apoy in 2013. The theme song is recently used by another teleserye Budoy, aired on ABS-CBN.

Ian Veneracion played the father of Patrick Garcia's character despite being only 6 years older than the former.

References

Darating ang Umaga Wikipedia

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