Alyna

*Alyna*
Alyna
	Title card
Genre	Drama
Created by	ABS-CBN Studios ; Martha Cecilia
Based on	My Love My Hero: Dominic; by Martha Cecilia
Written by	Artemio C. Abad; Ruby Leah Castro; Jurey Mirafuentes;
Directed by	FM Reyes; Cathy Garcia-Molina ;
Starring	Shaina Magdayao ; Jason Abalos ; Kaye Abad ; Sid Lucero ; Francine Prieto ;
Opening theme	"Bakit nga ba Mahal Kita?" sung by Laarni Lozada
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Filipino
No. of episodes	105
Production
Executive producer	Albert B. Almaden
Running time	30-45 minutes
Production company	Star Creatives
Original release
Network	ABS-CBN
Release	September 20, 2010 –; February 11, 2011

Last updated September 28, 2024

Alyna is a 2010 Philippine television drama series broadcast by ABS-CBN. The series is based on the Filipino pocket book novel Dominic created by Martha Cecilia, the series is thirteenth installment of Precious Hearts Romances Presents . Directed by FM Reyes and Cathy Garcia-Molina, it stars Shaina Magdayao, Kaye Abad, Francine Prieto, Jason Abalos and Sid Lucero. It aired on the network's Hapontastic line up and worldwide on TFC from September 20, 2010 to February 11, 2011, replacing Precious Hearts Romances Presents: Impostor and was replaced by The Price Is Right .

Plot

The series revolves on Alyna Natividad the main character in the series after being through hardships she will meet Rex Del Carmen who is the imposterous Dominic Del Carmen when she meets the real Dominic the sibling, who has madness and anger opposite Alyna, both will learn to regain love, and fight for family and their dignity.

Cast

Main cast

Shaina Magdayao as Alyna Natividad^[1] - Alyna grew up with no family she could call her own. Following the death of her father, Alyna was almost molested by her mother's live-in partner, not long after she started living with them. Her estranged mother may have saved her from the abuse, but she left Alyna with multiple emotional scars to remind her that she is unwanted and that her beauty, her greatest gift, will cause her downfall.
Jason Abalos as Dominic Del Carmen^[2] - Dominic del Carmen hails from a wealthy clan. He runs a pottery and other businesses. He is often perceived to be strict and righteous because of his unwavering sense of right and wrong, and his unending need to prove himself to his family and others.
Kaye Abad as Lilet Cenarosa-Del Carmen - The oldest daughter of the Cenarosa clan. She will do everything to get Dominic's love and the cause of Rex and Dominic's rift.^[3]
Sid Lucero as Dexter 'Rex' Del Carmen^[2] - Rex comes from an aristocratic clan in the province but opted for the indulgent life in the city. He is not accustomed to hard work because everything he wants comes to him easily—including women. Only one woman attempted to resist his charms, Alyna.
Francine Prieto as Aida Natividad / Mira Fuentes - Alyna's mother who leaves her at the beginning of the story and falls for another man after losing comfort in Naldo. Later, Aida changes her name to Mira Fuentes who is now in a secret relationship with Paco Alvaro father of Victor, and becomes the head manager of Dominic's new job before she is shown by Alyna reunites her but rejects her. In the end, she realizes that Aida was a selfish and horrible mother to her after leaving the family. She asks Alyna for forgiveness.

Supporting cast

Jao Mapa as Reynaldo "Naldo" Natividad - He is a paraplegic father of Alyna. He raised her in comfort and showed her how much he loved Aida even though he is paralyzed. He died in Alyna breaks her tears.
Carlos Morales as Digo - Aida's live-in partner that he is the reason why she leaves her husband and her daughter, Alyna for him. Unfortunately, he had bad intentions for Alyna's beauty as he attempted to sexually abuse her. Later, he was killed by Aida for saved her after founds out that he raped her.
Maria Isabel Lopez as Donya Fausta Del Carmen - Auntie of Rex and Dominic. Who re-claims her name as the Queen of Del Carmen's household even though she is adopted and not the real Del Carmen.
Bing Davao as Paco Alvaro - who helped Alyna from a car accident and has a son, Victor. He also had a secret affair with Alyna's mother, now known as Mira Fuentes and the head manager of Dominic's new job.
Edward Mendez as Victor Alvaro - new love interest of Alyna and has a daughter named Sophia from his previous relationship. He thought that Alyna is the one who broke their family apart, but his hatred slowly changed to deep affection for her.^[4]
Beauty Gonzalez as Liza Abadilla - The honest friend of Alyna. A tough Visayan who constantly argues with Patrick.^[3]
Charee Pineda as Jacqueline Cenarosa - The tomboyish sister of Lilet. She transformed herself from being a tomboy to a beautiful young lady after she met Yael. She usually finds comfort in Yael whenever she has a problem with her father.
Dionne Monsanto as Arianna - Patrick's previous girlfriend, who wants to ruined the relationships of Lisa and Patrick.
Paul Jake Castillo as Patrick - Dominic and Rex's childhood friend. A veterinarian and a Mama's boy. He usually annoys Liza, but eventually fell in love with her.^[3]
JM de Guzman as Yael - He came from a sorrowful past and took good care of his younger sister promising her to have a brighter future, but she died from epilepsy. He is also the man whom Jerry finds comfort.^[3]
Jose Sarasola as Andrew - He is the attorney of the Del Carmen's, who will do everything to protect the families wealth.
Andrea Brillantes (credited as Blythe Gorostiza) as Sophia - Victor's daughter. She thinks that Alyna is her long lost mother because of the picture frame that she had.
Gloria Sevilla as Susana - The loving mother of Patrick, who is a Visayan native as well.

Special participation

Nick Lizaso as Don Menandro Cenarosa
Mark Gil as Don Felipe Del Carmen
Susan Africa as Donya Adela Dela Cruz-Del Carmen

Critical reception

On an interview with Shaina Magdayao on The Buzz on December 19, 2010, she said that the show would be extended until February 11, 2011.^[5]^{[ failed verification ]}

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[Cast-1] "'Alyna' Cast Overview". Archived from the original on 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2010-09-19.

[abs-cbn.com-2] 1 2 "PHR Presents : Alyna :: ABS-CBN.com". Archived from the original on 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2010-09-19.

[pep.ph-3] 1 2 3 4 "Shaina Magdayao fights for love and family in Alyna finale this week". Pep.ph.

[4] "Edward Mendez joins 'Alyna' | Sun.Star". www.sunstar.com.ph. Archived from the original on 2012-03-19.

[5] Alyna: Feature Program Archived 2010-09-18 at the Wayback Machine retrieved via www.abs-cbn.com 10-16-2010

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