ABS-CBN’s “A Family Affair” topped ratings in Ecuador’s Ecuavisa, featuring Alawi, Anderson, and Milby. The drama’s success led to the launch of another series, “The Broken Marriage Vow.” Ecuavisa’s Programming Manager shared the significance of content elements resonating with audiences, and ABS-CBN has over 50,000 hours of content distributed globally.
ABS-CBN’s drama series “A Family Affair” has achieved remarkable success in Ecuador, securing the highest ratings on Ecuavisa. The show centers on Cherry Red, portrayed by Ivana Alawi, who unexpectedly inherits property from a wealthy family following the mysterious death of its matriarch. This inheritance intertwines her life with the Estrella brothers, portrayed by Gerald Anderson, Sam Milby, Jake Ejercito, and Jameson Blake.
Karina Medina, the Programming Manager of Ecuavisa, emphasized the network’s commitment to delivering diverse content. “For us, it’s important that it meets these four elements: a love story, a deep drama, a love triangle, and a great villain,” she stated. She further noted that the high production quality and compelling storytelling of ABS-CBN telenovelas resonate strongly with Ecuadorian audiences, focusing on themes that are universally relatable.
In addition to “A Family Affair,” Ecuavisa also launched another ABS-CBN drama, “The Broken Marriage Vow.” This series is based on the British show “Doctor Foster” created by Mike Bartlett and is distributed by BBC Studios. ABS-CBN notably provides over 50,000 hours of content across more than 50 countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, and Latin America.
In summary, ABS-CBN’s dramas, particularly “A Family Affair,” have gained significant popularity in Ecuador, illustrating the global appeal of Filipino telenovelas. With an emphasis on universal themes, strong narratives, and high production values, these shows have firmly established a viewer base on Ecuavisa. This success highlights the growing influence of ABS-CBN content internationally, showcasing its commitment to quality storytelling across diverse markets.
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