‘Maria Clara at Ibarra,’ ‘Pulang Araw’ find new life on GMA Play



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‘Maria Clara at Ibarra.’
Photograph courtesy of GMA7
Filipino viewers can now revisit two of television’s most talked-about historical dramas as Maria Clara at Ibarra and Pulang Araw make their way to GMA Play, expanding access to stories rooted in the country’s past.
The streaming platform of GMA Network continues to grow its library with standout titles that reimagine key moments in Philippine history. Both series have earned attention for blending historical themes with fictional storytelling, offering audiences a fresh perspective on familiar narratives.
Positioned as the network’s all-in-one hub for entertainment and news, GMA Play allows users to stay updated while enjoying a wide selection of programs on demand. Its rising user base — now reaching millions of downloads — signals a strong shift toward digital viewing among Filipino audiences.
Built with convenience in mind, the platform caters to viewers who prefer watching on the go. Whether on mobile devices, desktops, or smart TVs, GMA Play makes it easy to stream content anytime, reflecting today’s increasingly on-demand and screen-flexible habits.
The app is available for free download on both iOS and Android devices, with additional access through web browsers and compatible smart TV systems, offering a more immersive viewing experience at home.