Bagong Umaga

Diana was overwhelmed with grief after being denied a medical operation on her newborn child, resulting in the baby’s death. She then sets out to inflict those she claims to be responsible for her child's death: the Veradonas. Thus, Joanna Magbanua and Catherine Veradona were the infants switched by Diana in the nursery at Buencorazon Hospital. It is later revealed that she swapped two more infants the same night: Raphael Florentino and Eduardo Ponceer.

The Magbanuas, Veradonas, and Florentinos eventually learn that their infants were switched at the hospital, changing the courses of their lives upon learning of their children’s true identities.

Main cast

• Tony Labrusca[1] as Raphael "Ely" Florentino / Raphael Ponce
• Barbie Imperial[1] as Catherine "Cai" B. Veradona / Catherine Magbanua†
• Kiko Estrada[1] as Daniel "Otep" Jacinta Jr.
• Michelle Vito[1] as Agnes "Angge" delos Santos / Bella Silang
• Yves Flores[1] as Eduardo "Dodong" Ponce / Eduardo Florentino
• Heaven Peralejo[1] as Joanna "Tisay" Magbanua / Joanna B. Veradona

Supporting cast

• Rio Locsin[1] as Hilda Delgado-Veradona
• Glydel Mercado[1] as Diana Silang-Jacinta†
• Sunshine Cruz[1] as Dr. Margaret "Maggie" Buencorazon-Veradona
• Cris Villanueva[1] as Dr. Christian "Ian" D. Veradona
• Keempee de Leon[1] as Joselito "Jose" Magbanua
• Nikki Valdez[1] as Monica Magbanua
• Bernadette Allyson as Irene Florentino
• Richard Quan[1] as Matthew L. Florentino
• Ali Abinal[1] as Gabriel "Gab" Florentino†
• Peewee O’Hara[1] as Pepita "Lola Pet" Delos Santos
• Moi Bien[1] as Gigi Santos

Guest cast

• Junjun Quintana as Jude M. Silang
• Jenny Miller as Jenny Ponce†
• Priscilla Meirelles as Olivia Chavez
• Johnny Revilla as Hernando Buencorazon
• Giovanni Baldisseri as Wally Ramos

The project was first unveiled on June 12, 2020 with a working title Cara Y Cruz. Julia Barretto, Loisa Andalio, Ronnie Alonte and Marco Gumabao were initially cast for the leading roles.[2]

On September 30, Julia Barretto confirmed that she was no longer part of the project after being transferred to Viva Artists Agency, along with Loisa Andalio and Ronnie Alonte, who are now under KreativDen. The series was later renamed to Bagong Umaga.[3] From March 29–31 and April 5, 2021, the series aired replays under the title Bagong Umaga: Rewind.

This is the last series that airs at 2:30 PM (via Kapamilya Channel) or 3:30 PM original schedule timeslot (via ABS-CBN Channel 2) every afternoon in last 2021 and was replaced by Dolce Amore.

After it aired for more than one year, it will be replaced by, A Family Affair on its timeslot block.

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• Bagong Umaga at IMDb