Anghel sa Lupa

While saving his brother's life, Benjo dies, but he decides to forgo the afterlife and remain on Earth as his family's protector in this touching supernatural drama. Determined to help his distraught and lonely mom, Benjo the wayward soul tries desperately to reach out to his loved ones, eventually finding help from another drifting spirit.

Cast

Cogie Domingo

as Benjo

Maxene Magalona

as Mariel

Tia Pusit

as Manang Vita

Alwyn Uytingco

as Stephen

Dina Bonnevie

as Lorna

Ricky Davao

as Arnold

Madeleine Nicolas

as Miss Casuga

Luciano B. Carlos

as Lolo Enteng

Luz Imperial

as Siony

Lui Manansala

as Aurora

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