ABS-CBN’s “A Family Affair” gained high ratings on Ecuavisa, featuring a compelling narrative and strong character dynamics. Programming Manager Karina Medina noted the importance of love stories, deep drama, and production value in attracting audiences. Following it, “The Broken Marriage Vow” also premiered, illustrating ABS-CBN’s extensive global distribution of content.
ABS-CBN’s drama series “A Family Affair,” featuring Gerald Anderson, Ivana Alawi, and Sam Milby, achieved record ratings on Ecuador’s Ecuavisa channel. The series tells the story of Cherry Red, played by Alawi, who inherits a property from a wealthy family after the mysterious death of its matriarch, intertwining her life with the Estrella brothers: Paco, Dave, Seb, and Drew.
Karina Medina, Ecuavisa’s Programming Manager, stated that the network continuously seeks diverse content, highlighting their first Filipino telenovela’s success. She emphasized that compelling storytelling elements, such as love narratives, profound drama, love triangles, and memorable villains, are crucial for selecting telenovelas. The overall production quality, acting, and captivating locations enhance the appeal of ABS-CBN shows to a broader audience.
Following “A Family Affair,” ABS-CBN’s “The Broken Marriage Vow,” inspired by the U.K. series “Doctor Foster” by Mike Bartlett and distributed by BBC Studios, also premiered on Ecuavisa. ABS-CBN has an extensive reach, distributing over 50,000 hours of content across more than 50 countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, and Latin America.
ABS-CBN’s dramas, particularly “A Family Affair,” have successfully captured the attention of viewers in Ecuador, showcasing the significance of relatable storytelling and high production quality. The network’s commitment to delivering compelling telenovelas has enabled them to expand their global influence, with over 50,000 hours of content exported worldwide.
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