Bituing Walang Ningning (TV series)

Bituing Walang Ningning

Genre	Drama, Musical, Romance
Created by	ABS-CBN
Starring	Sarah Geronimo and Angelika dela Cruz with Zsa Zsa Padilla Amy Austria Tonton Gutierrez Ryan Agoncillo John Prats Carlo Aquino and Ai-Ai de las Alas
Country of origin	Philippines
No. of episodes	105 (total episodes) (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Emerald Suarez Kylie Manalo
Running time	25–30 minutes
Release
Original network	ABS-CBN
Original release	May 15, 2006 (2006-05-15) – October 6, 2006 (2006-10-06)

Bituing Walang Ningning (Filipino, "Star Without Sparkle") is a Filipino television serial drama. It began airing on ABS-CBN on May 15, 2006, and ended on October 6 that year. For most of its run, the soap opera was the network's highest rating show in primetime. The station referred to the TV series as SineSerye, meaning Movie Serialized TV Series.

The series was supposed to end on September 25, 2006 but ended on October 6, 2006 due to coverage of the special concert staged at the Araneta Coliseum and a taped interview for the series on September 19 and also rehearsals, tapings and dubbings which were occurred during the run. The finale was in five parts for its finale week and also introduced its current primetime series Maging Sino Ka Man with its pilot episode moved to a different timeslot and would also be the replacement of the phenomenal TV series. On October 8, 2006, a "Himig of Pasasalamat Concert" was staged at the Araneta with all of the characters which was also televised live. The series also showed a glimpse of behind the scenes footage and also sung the themes from its successful album produced by Star Records and Viva Records. Although, it was said that some parts of the series was supposed to also be produced by Viva such as songs sung by Sarah Geronimo herself and the theme of the song was originally popularized by Sharon Cuneta in the film.

Origin

The story initially became popular as Komiks (Filipino serialised comic strip) by Nerissa Cabral.

The original story was then made into a movie with the same title by Viva Films, released on 16 March 1985. The movie starred Sharon Cuneta (as Dorina Pineda), Cherie Gil (as Lavinia Arguelles), and Christopher de Leon (as Nico Escobar). It was produced by Vic del Rosario, Jr. and directed by Emmanuel H. Borlaza.

The film is also the source of one of Philippine cinema's most recognised lines, where Lavinia berates Dorina:

“

"You're nothing but a second-rate, trying hard copycat!"

”

The line was also used in the television adaptation, as was Dorina's line, "A manos" (Hispano-Tagalog idiom for "even" or "quits"), which she says while confronting Lavinia towards the film's end.

Television series

In 2006, ABS-CBN bought the rights from Nerissa Cabral to turn the film into a TV series. She agreed to do the remake with the conditions of Sarah Geronimo portraying the role of Dorina Pineda and that the story will stay true to the fan-star relationship depicted in the original story.

Synopsis

Emilio and Rosa Mia are a loving couple expecting their first child. Rosa Mia is a devout, aspiring singer, who works at cheap bars to earn a living while Emilio is a security guard where Rosa Mia works. When the bar owner learns of their relationship and Rosa Mia’s pregnancy, a talk show host fires them from the club leaving them jobless and destitute yet optimistic.

One night, as Emilio was out seeking employment, Rosa Mia goes into labour. With no one around, she runs outside and into the pouring rain to get to the hospital. Fortunately, Emilio arrives and sees Rosa Mia struggling, but Rosa Mia already gives birth in the street to a baby girl they name Emilia Rose.

Emilia Rose becomes a sickly child, developing lung problems which brings her in and out of hospital. Rising medical bills force a desperate Rosa Mia to accept a month-long singing engagement in Cebu, leaving Emilio to care for the baby on his own. He brings Emillia Rose with him out on his new job as a security guard in another club. On one occasion, Emilio's boss has him deliver a package to a different club, so he leaves the baby with his acquaintance Adora, a rose seller in the red light district of Malate. Adora agrees to mind the baby for a few minutes, waiting outside the club for Emilio's return. Unbeknownst to Adora, Emilio is arrested inside the club because the package turns out to filled with drugs. Adora waits all night for Emilio, who never returns, and brings the baby home with her.

The loss of Emilia Rose and Emilio’s imprisonment lead to bitterness and estrangement between Emilio and Rosa Mia. Adora has meanwhile grown to love the baby and decides to raise her as her own, calling her Adorina, or "Dorina" for short. Meanwhile, with the loss of her child, Rosa Mia throws herself into her music and is discovered by Lauro Calma, a record producer. He develops Rosa Mia into a star, asking her not to reveal that she is married and a mother. Rosa Mia agrees, and soon rises to fame as the "Sensational Diva". Dorina meanwhile grows up to be happily with Adora, and both become avid fans of Rosa Mia.

Meanwhile, Lavinia, an up-and-coming singer, emerges on the scene. Her ambitious mother, Barbara, tells Lavinia to befriend Rosa Mia to boost her popularity. Lonely and vulnerable, Rosa Mia takes Lavinia under her wing, seeking a replacement for her lost daughter. With Rosa Mia’s help, Lavinia also becomes very popular, which is not enough for Barbara who wants Lavinia to be on top. Barbara connives with Larry Calma, the son of Rosa Mia’s manager, Lauro.

Larry wants to prove himself to his father so he handles Lavinia and connives with Barbara to knock off Rosa Mia from the top spot, leaving Lavinia as the ultimate and most popular singer. Through intrigue and character assassination, they succeed in causing Rosa Mia to fall from grace, bereft of her reputation and popularity. Rosa Mia decides to leave show business and returns to singing in small clubs.

Soon, Dorina begins to idolize Lavinia. She goes to her every concert, show and personal appearances to catch a glimpse of her idol and offer her Sampaguita. But Dorina also loves to sing. With the help of Adora and her best friend Oman, Dorina joins singing contests until she eventually wins in a nationwide and televised singing contest. She gains the attention of all, including Nico Escobar, the boyfriend of Lavinia.

Nico is in love with Lavinia, but it becomes clear that Lavinia is too involved in her career. She refuses to marry him, fearing that doing so would damage her popularity. Bitter and angry, Nico wants to show Lavinia that her career should not be top priority in her life, so he plans to develop another singer as Lavinia's rival to supplant her. Nico uses Dorina to accomplish this, and with his friend Zossimo, sets up Zoni Records to develop Dorina’s singing career. Dorina soon finds herself admiring Nico and developing feelings for him, but she does not know how Nico feels about her. Dorina’s interest in Nico comes as a blow to her best friend Oman and her bandmate Gary, both of whom are in love with Dorina.

Dorina gains fame, causing Lavinia to see her as a threat. After a big event, Lavinia becomes so enraged by Dorina’s great performance and attention of all that she attacks Dorina and calls her a copycat, spurring the latter to fight back. Nico and Zossimo find a song once composed by Rosa Mia before she left the music scene. They buy rights to the song from Rosa Mia and ask her to help Dorina with her singing. At first, Rosa Mia refuses after what happened with Lavinia, but she eventually relents and agrees to help her out. They soon become close, not knowing of their real relationship.

Not long after, Emilio is released from prison, and he sets out to find Adora and his daughter. He later succeeds, only to learn that his daughter is now Dorina, the singer he had been admiring while still in jail. Emilio decides not to tell Dorina of their true relationship for fear of ruining her career, but to be close to his daughter, he takes on a job as her chauffeur and bodyguard.

Dorina eventually knows her real parents, and at the last concert her emotions flow to the last song. Rosa Mia and Emilio are reunited, Adora is gone, while Nico forgives Lavinia, and Oman and Dorina become a couple.

Ratings

Bituing Walang Ningning garnered 29.2% (Mega Manila) for its pilot episode against its rival show Extra Challenge, which garnered 32% on the same day. The show continued to plunge down and soar up from the low to high 20s, and was pitted against many Telefantasyas, such as Captain Barbell after Extra Challenge ended. Although it was ABS-CBN's highest rated show for almost all of its run in Mega Manila Area, it was constantly beaten by programs on GMA Network. However, for its final episode, Bituing Walang Ningning shot up to 34.8% making it a stagering success against its GMA 7 counterpart "Atlantika" which got 26% allowing the TV series to be no.1 for its final episode challenging GMA Network's dominance in Mega Manila Area. In the nationwide ratings, released by AGB Nielsen Phils., Bituing Walang Ningning became the 2nd highest rating TV show for the year 2006, garnering a whopping 45.1%, with the a daily ratings of 40% and above.

In Mega Manila, its highest rating is 35.6%, the lowest was 25.3% with an average of 29.7%. While in Nationwide ratings, its highest rating was 48.3% while the lowest was 36.4%, and the average of 42.5%.

Weekly ratings (Mega Manila)

Week	Dates	Average	Peak
01	May 15–19, 2006	27.9%	29.2%
02	May 22–26, 2006	26.4%	28.3%
03	May 29 – June 2, 2006	24.6%	25.8%
04	June 5–9, 2006	26.4%	27.0%
05	June 12–16, 2006	28.6%	31.7%
06	June 19–23, 2006	28.9%	30.3%
07	June 26–30, 2006	29.7%	30.4%
08	July 3–7, 2006	28.9%	30.2%
09	July 10–14, 2006	30.8%	31.7%
10	July 17–21, 2006	31.4%	33.0%
11	July 24–28, 2006	31.7%	33.2%
12	July 31 – August 4, 2006	31.5%	32.4%
13	August 7–11, 2006	32.1%	35.6%
14	August 14–18, 2006	32.7%	33.6%
15	August 21–25, 2006	33.2%	35.5%
16	August 28 – September 1, 2006	29.7%	31.2%
17	September 4–8, 2006	29.2%	30.2%
18	September 11–15, 2006	28.9%	30.9%
19	September 18–22, 2006	28.1%	32.1%
20	September 25–29, 2006	28.7%	29.1%
21	October 2–6, 2006	27.4%	34.8%
Series Run		29.7%	35.6%

Source: AGBNMR Philippines

Cast

The following table summarizes the main cast.

Character	Actor/Actress	Character Description
Dorina Pineda / Emilia Rose Suarez	Sarah Geronimo	18 years old. Hardworking and grateful for her blessings despite her poverty, she is a dutiful child and loving sister. A devotee of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, she was a sampaguita vendor outside Baclaran Church, the icon's shrine. An exceptional singer, and a frequent participant in singing contests. Patient, not easily angered unless provoked. Love is far from her mind, as her singing, her family, and God are more important.
Lavinia Arguelles	Angelika dela Cruz	25 years old. From childhood, she has been forced by her mother to work. Her mother dreams of turning her daughter into a star. Briefly became Rosamia's protégé, but in the end, she turned on her mentor and contributed directly to Rosamia's downfall. Due to her mother's brainwashing, her life and her happiness revolves around the bright lights and the applause of her fans. She will do anything, step on anyone just to reach her dreams. Being an artist is all she knows. She will turn her back on her own family to hold onto her career.
Rosa Mia Suarez	Zsa Zsa Padilla	35 years old. Dorina's mother. A singer. Separated from Dorina while her daughter was still a baby. She loves her lost daughter, but does not know how to begin looking for her. Hardworking. Became a famous singer, but her career did not last. Eventually reduced to singing in small bars to make a living, until through a twist of fate, she crosses paths with Dorina, without realizing that she has met her daughter. Became Dorina's mentor.
Emilio Suarez	Tonton Gutierrez	40 years old. Dorina's father. Security guard. Loves his wife Rosamia, but felt some jealousy because his wife's career picked up faster than his. He is responsible for the loss of baby Emilia Rose. Falsely accused of being a drug pusher, he served time in prison. Upon his release, he searched for and found his long-lost daughter. But Dorina was already famous; he did not want his past to ruin his child's future. He chose to keep quiet about his identity; instead, he applied to be Dorina's driver and bodyguard. Loyal and protective. His only wish is for his daughter to have a good life.
Adora Pineda	Ai-Ai de las Alas	35 years old. Does not have a child of her own. Had to undergo a hysterectomy as a result of a miscarriage. Was abandoned by her husband. She found baby Emilia Rose and raised her as her own child. Dorina knows she is adopted, but she does not yearn for her parents because Adora loves her dearly. Adora earns a meager living as a vendor in a food stand. She gives her all to her two daughters.
Barbara Arguelles	Amy Austria	45 years old. A former maid of an expatriate American with whom she eventually had children. Stage mother. Has two beautiful and talented daughters. When her husband died, she was left with nothing because her husband turned out to have another family in the US. She brainwashed her children, forced Lavinia to work. She does not realize that she is creating her own worst nightmare... because before long, Lavinia will turn on her.
Bencho Pineda	Mica Roi Torre	6 years old. Adora's niece. Her mother died of cancer, so Adora has raised Bencho as her own child. Dorina loves her dearly, which is why Dorina and Adora try to spoil her as much as they can. Cute, persistent, and nosy. Always ready to start a fight with Adora's or Dorina's detractors. An avid fan of a Dorina/Oman romance, she consistently tells Oman to declare his feelings.
Rita Arguelles	Carla Humphries	Lavinia's sister. Dorina's friend. Guitar player. She befriends Dorina and lets her know that in her mother's eyes, she is forever in her sister's shadow. Fights Barbara when her mother's ambitious nature leads her to acts of treachery. Her own musical aspirations inadvertently lead to a confrontation with her own sister.
Nico Escobar	Ryan Agoncillo	25 years old. Rich. A gentleman. A good man. Decided to strike out on his own rather than join his father's business because he wants to help Lavinia with her career. But when Lavinia turned down his marriage proposal, he decided to support Dorina and pit her against Lavinia. He does not realize when Dorina grows to have feelings for him.
Gary	John Prats	19 years old. A good man, but aggressive. Frank. "Live by the day" is his motto. He does not plan too far ahead. A free spirit. Backup singer and arranger of Dorina's band. He eventually falls in love with Dorina. He is prepared to wait until Dorina returns his feelings.
Norman "Oman" Fidel Gonzales	Carlo Aquino	20 years old. Grew up with Dorina. Her best friend. Shy. Has common tastes. Did not finish school, but became Dorina's inspiration in her quest to better her own life. Decided to resume his studies for Dorina, because he loves her and wants to prove himself worthy of her. But no matter what he does, he feels he cannot keep up with Dorina's success. "Gave up" on Dorina and is developing feelings for a classmate, Kylie, but are his feelings for real? Or just a defense mechanism to hide his hurt for his unreciprocated feelings for Dorina?
Zossimo	Mico Palanca	25 years old. Rich. A businessman. A good musician. Nico's best friend. Also became Nico's business partner when they set up a recording company to promote Dorina.
Larry Calma	Dominic Ochoa	30 years old. Producer of Lavinia's recording company. Shrewd. Will do anything for Lavinia, because unknown to her, Larry is in love with her. Even when Lavinia is no longer popular, he will continue to build up her career.
Libby	Tuesday Vargas	Larry's Executive Assistant. Will carry out Lavinia and Larry's orders but always with hesitation. Has frequently shown (albeit, subtly) admiration for Dorina and her plight.
Jay	Jay Perillo	Guitarist. Former member of Halo, Dorina's band. Bad tempered and will do anything for fame and money. Betrayed Dorina and the band when he and Chris unwittingly became Larry's spies after he offered them a "better" contract under LaCalma Records.
Chris	Chris Cayzer	Guitarist. Former member of Halo, Dorina's band. Level-headed, but can be blinded by money. When infighting surfaces in the band, he is quick to defend Jay. Betrayed Dorina and the band when he and Jay unwittingly became Larry's spies after he offered them a "better" contract under LaCalma Records.
Jack	Janus Del Prado	Keyboardist (and sometimes guitarist). A member of Halo, Dorina's band. Rita's boyfriend. As the level-headed one of the group, he is often mediating between infighting in the band that pitted Gary against Jay and Chris.
Minda	Jennifer Illustre	Adora's best friend.
Bombee		Emilio's best friend.
Oscar Clemente	Benjie Felipe	The reporter that was used by Lavinia to bring Rosamia and Dorina down from their spot and become unpopular. Oscar would say bad things in his newspaper column about Dorina and Rosamia for money.
Kylie	Brenda Fox	A very close friend of Oman and Dorina. Oman met her in school. Dorina thought that Kylie is Oman's girlfriend.
Andrei	Charles Christianson	Ex- Boyfriend of Kylie and is very jealous of Oman because he thought that Oman is Kylie's boyfriend

Differences in the television series

A number of plot and character differences were introduced in the TV version, in part to extend the limited story line of the movie:

Dorina's birth parents (biological father & mother and also have an adoptive mother and younger sister) are new additions to the story.
Lavinia's family (mother, sister) are also new additions.
The TV version attempts to provide an explanation for Lavinia's evil ways; no explanation was provided in the movie.
While the TV version stayed faithful to the fact that Nico made Dorina a star, it also shows that her career was helped by her joining a competition Search for the Star in a Million.
The character of Oman is also a new addition.
The TV version has three love triangles (Dorina-Oman-Gary, Lavinia-Nico-Larry and Dorina-Nico-Lavinia). In the movie version, the primary love triangles was between Dorina-Nico-Lavinia and Gary-Dorina-Nico.
The TV version is on a Compact Disc (CD); instead the Laser Disc (or Records) for the movie version.
The TV version staged a Grand Showdown, dubbed as "The Clash of the Divas", between Dorina and Lavinia (very much like the same one also featuring the final showdown between Dorina and Lavinia). The Grand Showdown scenes were taped in front of a live audience of more than 15,000 viewers on September 19, 2006 at the Araneta Coliseum.^[1] Selected scenes from the Grand Showdown were used in the show's final episodes.
The October 1, 2006 episode of The Buzz interviewed Sarah Geronimo and Angelika Dela Cruz in their characters on the TV series as part of the show's promotion. The Buzz made if appear as if Boy Abunda is interviewing Dorina, and Kris Aquino is interviewing Lavinia, in real time. Sarah Geronimo had a taped interview with Boy Abunda in the role of Dorina, while Angelika Dela Cruz, in the character of Lavinia, reacted to Dorina's interview in a live interview with Kris Aquino. The interview was also aired the next day in the fifth to the last episode of the series.
In the film, Dorina has an aunt while in the TV series she has an adoptive mother.

Trivia about the TV series

Actress Angelika dela Cruz was originally hesitant to accept the role of Lavinia, fearing that she would be typecasted in antagonist roles. She eventually decided to accept the role because (among other reasons) it gave her a chance to resume her singing career, which had been on hold for several years due to legal problems with her previous recording label.
Two rival entertainment reporters on the TV series (Oscar and Edith) are portrayed by real-life husband and wife Benjie Felipe and Lisa Andaya.
The Grand Showdown that was taped at the Araneta Coliseum also held a post-finale concert, featuring several ABS-CBN Artists, with Aga Muhlach as the most important guest. The concert was majorly sponsored by Jollibee and was aired on ABS-CBN on October 15, 2006.
In the recently concluded ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards 2006, this series won Pop TV Show of the Year, Pop TV Theme Song and Pop TV Character (Dorina Pineda).
Bituing Walang Ningning was one of the "Most Well-Liked TV Program" of the Year in the Anak TV Seal Awards 2006.
It is the third "Sineserye" to be made.
The series re-aired on the Kapamilya Channel on Direct TV in September 2008.
No DVD release has been scheduled for the series.
The Teleserye was supposed to approximately run till September but it was extended due to the concert and due to its high ratings.

Episodes

Further information: List of Bituing Walang Ningning episodes

Soundtrack

Bituing Walang Ningning
Soundtrack album by Various artists
Released	May 2006
Label	Viva Records, Star Records

The Bituing Walang Ningning soundtrack is jointly produced by Viva Records and Star Records.^[2] The soundtrack was released in May 2006, before the series began airing and features performances by cast members. The album reached Gold status selling more than 15,000 copies nationwide.

The tracks in the original soundtrack are:

Bituing Walang Ningning – Sarah Geronimo
Sana'y Maghintay ang Walang Hanggan – Zsa Zsa Padilla
Nasaan Ka Man – Zsa Zsa Padilla and Sarah Geronimo
Miss na Miss Kita – Angelika dela Cruz
Dito Ba – Sarah Geronimo and Angelika dela Cruz
Hold On – Chris Cayzer
Kanta Tayo – Ai-Ai de las Alas
Bakit Ba Ganyan – Carlo Aquino
Missing You – Jay Perillo
Bituing Walang Ningning (Radio Edit)

The soundtrack was repackaged in July 2006 and re-released with two additional tracks:

Felt So Right – Sarah Geronimo
Million Miles Away – Sarah Geronimo

Accolades/Recognition

Award	Category	Recipient	Result
21st PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best Drama Actress	Angelika dela Cruz	Nominated
	Best Drama Actress	Ai-Ai de las Alas	Nominated
	Best Primetime Drama Series	Bituing Walang Ningning	Nominated
ASAP Pop Viewers' Choice Awards 2006	Pop TV Show of the Year	Bituing Walang Ningning	Won
	Pop TV Character	Dorina (Sarah Geronimo)	Won
	Pop TV Theme Song	Bituing Walang Ningning	Won
Anak TV Seal Awards 2006	Most Well-Liked TV Program	Bituing Walang Ningning	Won

References

External links

ABS-CBN Adaptations (local films)

Sineserye Presents (Season 1)	Palimos ng Pag-ibig (2007) Hiram na Mukha (2007) May Minamahal (2007) Natutulog Ba ang Diyos? (2007)

Sineserye Presents: The Susan Roces Cinema Collection (Season 2)	Patayin sa Sindak Si Barbara (2008) Maligno (2008) Florinda (2009)

Agimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla	Tiagong Akyat (2009) Pepeng Agimat (2009) Tonyong Bayawak (2010) Elias Paniki (2010) Bianong Bulag (2011) Kapitan Inggo (2011)

Your Song	Underage (2009) Boystown (2009)

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