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Be My Lady

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Be My Lady

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2016 Philippine romance television series

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It sits within the topics 2010s Philippine television series, 2016 Philippine television series debuts and 2016 Philippine television series endings.

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Pinang is a simple barrio girl from the Philippines who dreams of working abroad. Her lovelife has taken a back seat to providing a better life for her family. Meanwhile, thousands of miles away is Phil, a Brazilian playboy living in Singapore, who has broken too many women’s hearts. Phil’s search for his nanny takes him to a fateful trip to the Philippines where he unexpectedly finds true love instead. When Pinang and Phil cross paths, a collision of cultures ensues – different languages, different backgrounds, and different perspectives. One has conservative Filipino values while the other is as liberated as can be. An unlikely friendship blossoms between them and as they start to unpeel each other’s layers, secrets from the past are also revealed. They soon realize that their lives are actually more entwined than they can imagine. In the end, will the language of love speak to their hearts?

Aired
2016–2016
Seasons
4 · 221 episodes
Status
Ended
Created by
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario
Network
ABS-CBN
Genres
Drama

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Country of origin
Philippines
Original language
Filipino
Production company
ABS-CBN Corporation
Official website
bemylady.abs-cbn.com
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number of episodes
73
number of seasons
2
original broadcaster
ABS-CBN Corporation
start time
2016-01-18
language of work or name
Filipino
set in environment
agricultural land
end time
2016-11-25
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