Written by Quark Henares No. of episodes 15 episodes Running time 1 hour Final episode date 20 November 2008 Executive producer Quark Henares | Country of origin Philippines Camera setup Multi-camera setup First episode date 14 August 2008 Network TV5 | |
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Starring Carlo Aquino
Charles Christianson
Denise Laurel
Alcris Galura
Rhea Nakpil
Marco Morales
Wincy Aquino Ong
Jewelyn Block Cast Carlo Aquino, Denise Laurel Created by Quark Henares, Diego Castillo Similar Pilipinas Got Talent, Midnight DJ, Lokomoko, Matanglawin, Ang TV | ||
Airport drama on tv5 s rakista with audio edit
Rakista is a weekly Filipino television comedy/musical series that centers on the exploits of a newly formed rock band composed of five Filipino college students. The show was first telecast on August 14, 2008, and airs Thursday nights (with a rerun on Sunday afternoons) on TV5. It was among the new shows unveiled by the network (formerly known as ABC5) upon its relaunch on 9 August 2008.
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- Airport drama on tv5 s rakista with audio edit
- Rakista opening credits
- Synopsis
- Critical reception
- References
Rakista TV Series was created by filmmaker Quark Henares and Diego Castillo, co-founder and guitarist of the rock band Sandwich. Apart from Henares and Castillo, writers for the show have included music video director King Palisoc, Palanca Award-winning author Yvette Tan and Philippine Star columnist Erwin Romulo. Each episode also features a narration by poet and vocalist for Radioactive Sago Project Lourd de Veyra. Mikey Amistoso of Ciudad and Diego Mapa of Cambio are credited with the original music for the series.
Rakista opening credits
Synopsis
Rakista features a behind-the-scenes look at the on-campus and off-campus adventures of a struggling newly formed rock band named The Love Team. Its soundtrack is rock music-intensive, showcasing compositions from many Filipino bands. The story starts when Caloy (Carlo Aquino) practices his guitar and his brother, also a musician but a frustrated one, but no longer following his dream and told Caloy to do what his heart follows but make priorities first.
Critical reception
Rakista TV Series has been lauded uniquely "Pinoy" style and for its "twisted sense of humor that has never been present in [Philippine] television." Critics have attributed as among the show's influences, Joss Whedon, John Hughes films, The Adventures of Pete and Pete, and the Michael Winterbottom film 9 Songs.