ABS-CBN Acquires Today's Biggest Asian Hits

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ENTERTAINMENT | February 24, 2017

"Love in the Moonlight" (Image Source: Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons)

ABS-CBN has been keen in delivering the best and the finest in Asian entertainment that delighted Filipino viewing audiences through the years as the first and true home of Asian dramas. In 2017, the true number one television station in the Philippines continues to bring Asia to our local shores as it officially announced its latest acquisition of seven hit popular dramas from South Korea that are slated to impress Filipino viewers once they air on their television screens.

These acquisitions include the phenomenal Korean romantic fantasy drama "Legend of the Blue Sea", "Love in the Moonlight", the coming of age sports drama "Weightlifting Fairy", "Goblin", "Hwarang", "W", and "The Doctors". Evelyn Raymundo, head of the network's integrated acquisitions and international sales and distribution, shared the good news to thousands of communication students from different schools all over the country during the recently concluded Pinoy Media Congress and it met with positive response from the audience watching the trailers of these seven Korean hits.

It seems that Korean drama addicts in the Philippines will not wait long for any of the seven intriguing Korean dramas to hit the small screens as ABS-CBN announced that "Love in the Moonlight" will premiere on Philippine television on March 6, 2017 as part of its top-rating primetime block and as a worthy replacement to Pinoy Big Brother Lucky Season 7 which will end next week. One of the most anticipated Korean dramas in the Philippines today revolves around a funny and romantic story about a crown prince (Park Bo Gum) who fell in love with a young woman disguised as a eunich (Kim Joo Yung).

For more updates of "Love in the Moonlight" and the upcoming Asian dramas mentioned in this article, you may follow the official Kapamilyanovela Facebook page at www.facebook.com/abscbnkapamilyanovelas or @Kapamilyanovela on Twitter.