DANIEL PADILLA AT KATHRYN BERNARDO
PINATAOB ng La Luna Sangre ang My Love From The Star.
Sa Kantar Media result ay nagwagi ang pilot episode ng fantaserye nina Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla nang pumalo sa national TV rating of 33.9 % ang rating nito samantalang 13.8% ang kalaban. It’s a difference of 20%, ha.
Sa second day naman, nakakuha ng 35% ang La Luna Sangre against 15.7% ng rival show.
May issue sa La Luna Sangre lalo pa’t nag-react ang Encantadia director na si Mark Reyes sa paggamit nito bilang titulo ng bagong show ng KathNiel.
“Excuse us? #werethefirstduh #encantadia# encantadialegacy. Sang’gre since 2006. Huwag nga kayo,” ang inilagay na caption ng GMA director sa IG photo niya ng cast ng Encantadia.
Sadly, he is missing the point. Hindi naman ginamit as a title ang Sangre. It was used to call the four women. Ang daming hanash against direk Mark sa isang popular website.
“SANGRE is a Spanish word meaning BLOOD. Ang SANG’GRE ng Encantadia, they came up with the name lang for their serye. Instead of telling their followers the right thing, ka-cheapan reply ang gusto ni Direk. Ano ba yan.”
“Excuse you! Sangre is Spanish for blood. You don’t own it. Wag mayabang. La Luna Sangre means Blood Moon na bagay sa vampires at lobo. Makaangkin lang.”
“It’s just a word. No one owns it. Just like pag-ibig, the other this, wife, dear etc. No one owns those words (which are heavily used in drama titles etc).”
“Sana ipinaregister sa IPO nila yang Sangre na yan para wala na ibang nakagamit. Exclusivity pala gusto nila eh. Cry baby.”
“If La Luna used the same spelling as Sang’gre he can complain but they used the spanish word Sangre. Everyone is free to use it. Basically Sang’gre and sangre are both different.”