Daily TribuneWith the theme ‘Forever One with the Filipino,’ the station ID chronicles the network’s bond with its viewers — from its humble beginnings as a radio station to becoming the Philippines’ leading broadcast channel.
GMA Network’ s 75th Anniversary Station ID is a celebration of the bond between the Network and its viewers.
HEART Evangelista
Photographs courtesy of GMA
SHUVEE Etrata
ALDEN Richards
In celebration of its 75th anniversary, GMA Network launched its latest station ID featuring its biggest and brightest stars.
With the theme “Forever One with the Filipino,” the station ID chronicles the network’s bond with its viewers — from its humble beginnings as a radio station to becoming the Philippines’ leading broadcast channel.
It opened with Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera, Alden Richards, multi-awarded broadcast journalist Jessica Soho, Kapuso comedy genius Michael V., GMA Integrated News pillar Mel Tiangco, Heart Evangelista, Dennis Trillo and Jennylyn Mercado.
Adding more brilliance to the station ID is a vibrant line-up of Sparkle stars led by Barbie Forteza, David Licauco, Julie Anne San Jose, Rayver Cruz, Ruru Madrid, Bianca Umali, Sanya Lopez, Miguel Tanfelix, Gabbi Garcia, Jillian Ward and Sofia Pablo.
Beloved personalities such as the country’s King of Talk, Boy Abunda, AiAi delas Alas, and many more also lend their voices to the Network’s powerful tribute.
GMA Network’s 75th Anniversary Station ID continues with award-winning journalists Vicky Morales, Emil Sumangil, Arnold Clavio, Howie Severino, Kara David, Pia Arcangel, Atom Araullo, Ivan Mayrina, Melo del Prado, Orly Mercado and other personalities from GMA Integrated News, GMA Public Affairs and GMA Radio.
Aptly serving as the theme song of the station ID is “Isa Sa Puso ng Pilipino,” performed by Julie Anne San Jose and other Kapuso singers, and was accompanied by the Orchestra of the Filipino Youth. The lyrics were penned by Brian James Camaya, Christine Autor, Samantha Toloza and Rina Mercado, with composition by Rina L. Mercado and arrangement by Roxy Fabian and Joe Cruz. The jingle was produced by Rocky Gacho.
