Recuerdo de Amor | |
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Genre | Drama Romance Action Suspense Crime |
Created by | ABS-CBN Studios |
Written by | Henry Quitain Reggie Amigo Dindo Perez |
Directed by | F.M. Reyes Jerome Pobocan Trina Dayrit |
Starring | Carmina Villarroel Diether Ocampo |
Theme music composer | Homer Flores (music) Annabelle Regalado, Cory Vidanes, Lenlen Bravo, Maru Benitez and Cathy Perez (lyrics) |
Opening theme | "Recuerdo de Amor" by Jessa Zaragoza |
Country of origin | Philippines |
Original language | Filipino |
No. of episodes | 433 |
Production | |
Executive producer | Lourdes M. De Guzman |
Editors | Sonny De Jesus Roy Francia |
Running time | 15-30 minutes |
Production company | Star Creatives |
Original release | |
Network | ABS-CBN |
Release | May 14, 2001 – January 10, 2003 |
Recuerdo de Amor (International title: Memories of Love) is a Philippine daytime drama crime series which aired on ABS-CBN's Dramathon sa Hapon afternoon block on May 14, 2001 to January 10, 2003, replacing Marinella and was replaced by Altagracia . It starred Carmina Villarroel and Diether Ocampo in their respective roles. [1]
The TV series was delayed on May 14 to 15, 2001, and ended on its original end date worldwide on TFC because ABS-CBN broadcast the election coverage that day. The series also nominated Isabel Rivas for Best Actress in a Drama Series by the PMPC in 2002 alongside actress Pinky De Leon, who was also part of the series. The series was known to use fast-paced TV filmography in its 45-minute premiere of its pilot episode. It was also known for getting outstanding reviews throughout its run to Filipino viewers who have The Filipino Channel internationally because of its memorable storyline and visual effects similar to a U.S. soap opera.
The series was also Pinky de Leon's penultimate TV series before she decided to retire from TV and film work (her final series was Forever in My Heart , which was broadcast by ABS-CBN's rival, GMA Network). The afternoon series was also competing with dramas such as Pangako Sa ’Yo and GMA Network's soap opera Kung Mawawala Ka , which premiered in April 2002.
This series was streaming on Jeepney TV YouTube Channel. [2]
Recuerdo de Amor is an acclaimed afternoon television drama that chronicles on the complicated lives of Luisa (Carmina Villaroel) and Paulo (Diether Ocampo). The story begins during the eerie years before adolescence Josefina and Antonio are happily in love raising their children Antonio succumbs to the dying obsession of Greta Villafuerte (Isabel Rivas) a cunning woman who has a web of self-destruction her love for Antonio succumbs to indeed have Antonio to have an affair with Greta, Josefina in the other hand must suffer the tragic fate of her love for Antonio and for the sake of her children. Greta on the other hand succeeds at plans of winning all hope to have Josefina taken out of her plans Paulo grows up with Greta and Antonio as lackluster pretty boy while Luisa is a young servant to the household as she grows up she and Paulo are back in each other's arms 15 years later. Luisa suffers at the hands of the Villafuertes. Greta who knows the real identity of Luisa wants to get rid of Luisa from the scene. Meanwhile, Greta's son Monching a happy go lucky guy was obsessed to his ex gf Trina, Paulo's bestfriend. When Trina broke up with Monching, Monching thinks that Paulo was the reason Trina left him. Eventually Trina fell in love with Paulo while she was helping Paulo and Luisa in their wedding preparation, however days before the wedding Trina kissed Paulo that became the reason why Luisa decided not to invite Trina in their wedding. When Monching found out what Trina did he went to Trina's house and killed Valentina Romero, Trina's grandmother. Instead of Monching being imprisoned because of what he did to Valentina, it was Paulo who got accused and was sentenced to jail of killing Valentina. Years passed the truth came out, Paulo got acquitted Trina came back from the U.S., Monching was imprisoned but also got acquitted. Trina was still in love with Paulo became ruthless and evil, she did everything just to get Paulo from Luisa. She even pretended she had cancer, which eventually turned out to be true.
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