GMA Pinoy TV gives fans the royal treatment in Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai


GMA Network’s flagship international channel, GMA Pinoy TV, in partnership with New Perspective Media and The Filipino Times, is primed to give Kapuso fans in Dubai the royal treatment on the next leg of their Kapusong Pinoy concert series featuring the the soon-to-wed couple Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera.

This November 7, the Kapuso Primetime King and Queen embark on a royal trip to Dubai for the grand concert titled, “Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai,” set in the Global Village, the city’s largest multicultural theme park.
 
The Global Village, now on its 19th season, is one of the city’s biggest tourist destinations which attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year. Composed of numerous mini country pavilions and entertainment and retail hubs, the immense park provides a vast multicultural experience with over 65 participating countries.
 
Despite the hectic preparations for their upcoming wedding this December, Marian and Dingdong have set aside some time from their busy schedules as they gear up to give their kababayans abroad an exciting, fun-filled entertainment extravaganza.

Marian, who is currently doing the second season of her self-titled dance program on GMA, is excited for their upcoming international event. “Pangalawang beses ko nang mag-show sa Dubai at excited ako dahil this time, makakasama ko na si Dong sa pagpapasaya ng mga kababayan natin doon,” exclaims the blooming bride-to-be. “Ito na siguro ang last time na pupunta ako sa Dubai bilang Marian Rivera dahil sa susunod na pagbisita ko, Mrs. Dantes na ako,” she eagerly adds.


Dingdong, meanwhile, is grateful for another opportunity to entertain Kapuso fans abroad, following a successful international show in Illinois earlier this year for his recently concluded groundbreaking primetime series, Ang Dalawang Mrs. Real. “I am thankful that GMA Pinoy TV gives us this chance to give back to our fans, especially those who live overseas because it is our way of giving thanks for their continued support as well as an opportunity to bring them closer to home,” explains the Kapuso leading man. “At siyempre, this trip is also more meaningful and exciting dahil kasama ko si Marian,” he happily adds.

The royally meant-to-be couple will also be joined by Asia’s Pop Sweetheart Julie Anne San Jose who is one of GMA Pinoy TV’s most anticipated artists in their international shows abroad. Fresh from her recent performance in “Kapusong Pinoy sa L.A.” last September, the Sunday All-Stars mainstay is set to grace the international stage once more with her powerful musical and dance numbers. Kapuso fans abroad will also discover that there is more to life in a special segment by Julie Anne for GMA Life TV, the Network’s second international channel. “Masaya ako dahil lagi akong nasasama sa GMA Pinoy TV shows abroad. I just got back from Kapusong Pinoy sa L.A. and now we’re doing another concert in Dubai,” exclaims the multi-talented artist. “The fans are so supportive and it always pushes us to give them a bigger and better show each time.”
 
The pre-show starts at 4:30 p.m. at the Philippine Pavilion, Global Village while Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai starts at 6:00 p.m. at main stage of the Global Village, Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Road, Dubai.
 
Join in the fun and excitement in Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai and share your photos, tweets and status messages with the hashtag #KapusongPinoyDubai.
 
Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai is sponsored by Camella, Pag-Ibig Fund, RCBC Telemoney, EO Executive Optical, Ritemed, Everest Aircondition, Cebuana Lhuillier, Jollibee Padala, The Generics Pharmacy, BPI, Shakey’s, and Amaia.
 
Learn more about GMA’s international events through the website, www.gmanetwork.com/international, Facebook page, www.facebook.com/GMAPinoyTV and follow GMA Pinoy TV on Twitter and Instagram via @gmapinoytv. — GMA International

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