GMA Network brings inspiration and love via Niño


Anchored on its goal of providing wholesome and child-friendly programs, GMA Network brings to international television screens an original and heartwarming story of a boy who will inspire other people to remain hopeful in the midst of life’s challenges via the drama series NIÑO.
 
Kapuso viewers abroad may look forward to the premiere of this series on May 27 through GMA Network’s flagship international channel, GMA Pinoy TV.
 
The program is filled with good values and positive messages about love, faith, and hope that will encourage and inspire viewers, most especially the kids, to become loving and optimistic at all times.




Tasked to play the role of Niño/Miguel is one of the Kapuso Network’s talented teen stars Miguel Tanfelix, a 15-year old boy with mental incapacities who will become a beacon of hope and inspiration to his town mates and prove that miracles exist with the help of his “Tukayo”, a Sto. Niño incarnate to be played by child star David Remo.



Completing the star-studded cast are Tom Rodriguez as Jonathan, Niño’s hardworking father;Katrina Halili as Hannah, Jonathan’s wife and Niño’s kind-hearted mother; Lotlot De Leon as Leny and Neil Ryan Sese as David, adoptive parents of Niño; German “Kuya Germs” Moreno as Kapitan Pete, the Barangay Captain of the community; Bianca Umali as Angelica, Niño’s bestfriend; and Ms. Gloria Romero as Lola V, Niño’s carefree grandmother.
 
Niño will definitely appeal to the family as it introduces the “Naynay Commandments”, a set of values and good manners that will teach everyone the importance of being responsible and honest individuals and how these commandments can be applied in everyday life. These Naynay Commandments will also inspire parents to raise their children to be hopeful and loving like Niño at all times.
 
Under the helm of award-winning director Maryo J. delos Reyes, Niño will be a certified hit among Kapuso viewers and their families. Catch it soon on GMA Pinoy TV.
 
To know more about Kapuso programs, artists and events, visit the GMA International website www.gmanetwork.com/international, Facebook pages www.facebook.com/gmalifetv and www.facebook.com/gmanewsinternational, Twitter pages @GMAPinoyTV and @GMA_LifeTV, and Instagram page, @GMAPinoyTV. –GMA International

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