
Gagay: Prinsesa ng Brownout
Comedy
Overview
Gagay (Gelli de Belen) and her family are gathering woods which they make into coal. Though they were poor, they already saw some improvement in their lives. This is the Cinderella story for the brown-out plagued generation of this country.
Top Cast


Gelli De Belen
Gelli De Belen
Gagay / Ringga
Gelli De Belen
Gagay / Ringga


Janno Gibbs
Janno Gibbs
John
Janno Gibbs
John


Anjo Yllana
Anjo Yllana
Paul
Anjo Yllana
Paul


BB. Gandanghari
BB. Gandanghari
Raul
BB. Gandanghari
Raul
Raffy Rodriguez
Raffy Rodriguez
George
Raffy Rodriguez
George


Maritoni Fernandez
Maritoni Fernandez
Brenda
Maritoni Fernandez
Brenda


Tessie Tomas
Tessie Tomas
Aling Timang
Tessie Tomas
Aling Timang
Jaime Garchitorena
Jaime Garchitorena
Brando
Jaime Garchitorena
Brando


Zeny Zabala
Zeny Zabala
Aling Huling
Zeny Zabala
Aling Huling


Leo Martinez
Leo Martinez
Don Leon
Leo Martinez
Don Leon
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