As everyone knows, Richard Gutierrez is back on the small screen, not as Kapuso but as a newly anointed Kapamilya.
The handsome scion of the Gutierrez clan met the members of the movie press, surprising them with his lean physique and younger looking countenance, making one blurt out. “He would be the best looking vampire on the local screen. And if she encounters him even with his fans, she’d be willing to be bitten on her neck many times over.”
This half of the famous Gutierrez twins (the other is Raymond) is playing a vampire in ABS-CBN’s action romance series La Luna Sangre.
“I have always been curious how it is to work in ABS-CBN. I only hear great things about this network. Finally, now I’m here, I’m excited that I have been given the opportunity to work here,” Richard said during the contract signing on May 31 with the network’s COO for Broadcast Cory Vidanes, Star Creatives COO Malou Santos, Finance head for Broadcast and News and Current Affairs Cat Lopez, and his mother who is also his manager, Annabelle Rama.
Richard was tapped to play a vampire in La Luna Sangre, the series headlined by the top Kapamilya love team Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla.
Cathy Garcia-Molina is directing.
Richard, in the series, is Sandrino, the supreme vampire and long lost son of Magnus (Jake Roxas).
Now, what his connection is with the lives of Mateo (John Lloyd Cruz), Lia (Angel Locsin) and Malia (Kathryn Bernardo) is what the audience should watch out for.
La Luna Sangre is the third in a series of fantasy drama after Lobo and Imortal, both produced by Star Creatives.
Richard is also starring in a movie with Angelica Panganiban and former love team Angel Locsin for Star Cinema.
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Students of Ricky Reyes Learning Institute (RRLI) now have a chance to study in Korea. Ricky Reyes, founder of the school, has inked an agreement with a reputable beauty school owned and operated by President Eung Soo Kang of Asia Pacific Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association in Korea.
This program promotes international educational. Also the cultural exchange can develop mutual understanding and friendship among the students in the two institutions.
Being an exchange student has a string of benefits. For one, you get to experience life in another country. This will allow you to experience what it is like to live and learn in another land, which, for many, is an eye-opener and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Also, you will expand your language skill. This particular program provides budding linguists with an opportunity to learn another language, such as Korean and develop their skills in a foreign study environment.
And of course, the educational benefit wherein the skills and attributes that you will gain from studying abroad along with the new perspective that you will acquire and your willingness to put yourself outside your comfort zone will serve you well in all aspects of your life.
“The careers of our students in RRLI will now be global, in which they will need to function properly and effectively after the program,” says Reyes. “They will appreciate the cultural and historical experiences between the two countries as well as the common values we share”.
Graduates of the program will surely learn how and why Koreans are recognized in the field of make-up, nail and skin care. and more.
Qualified students from each institution may apply for an approved course of instruction extending over one semester or one academic year.
For more information about the program call RRLI at 09176288069/09176191794.