Reception Mula sa Puso

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1 reception

1.1 soundtrack
1.2 cast
1.3 film
1.4 ratings





reception
soundtrack

the series title based on theme song sung jude michael composed vehnee saturno original acoustic version on television octoarts records in 1997. roselle nava sang movie version in 1999. song re-released in 2010 part of 60 taon ng musika @ soap opera. in 2011, remake used version jovit baldivino. zsa zsa padilla s version 1987 used in series.


cast

main


claudine barretto via pereira
rico yan gabriel
diether ocampo michael
jaclyn jose magda
princess punzalan selina
juan rodrigo don fernando
patrick garcia warren


supporting


efren reyes jr. ysmael
anna larrucea nicole
nida blanca carmen
rio locsin corazon
eula valdez criselda (credited eula valdes )
carlos morales abdon
anne villegas tindeng
jan marini alano mariel
candy pangilinan berta
ramil rodriguez mr. miranda
eva darren mrs. miranda
michael eagle riggs roxee
gerald pizarras neal
andrea del rosario wendy
mickey muñoz dr. muñoz


cameo


ricky davao eduard
eric quizon manuel
lee robin salazar leo
khryss adalia
gardo versoza domingo
cherry pie picache shirley
rica peralejo trina

film

on february 10, 1999, series adapted film. movie released movie version of hit soap esperanza (december 25) on same day.


ratings

the series became consistent in story plot received public. pilot episode 37.9%, highest rating 56.5%, while average 45.2%.







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