Pira-Pirasong Paraiso

Not to be confused with Pira-pirasong Pangarap.

Pira-Pirasong Paraiso (transl. Pieces of Paradise / International Name: Broken Paradise) is a Philippine television romantic drama series broadcast by Kapamilya Channel and TV5. Directed by Raymund B. Ocampo and Roderick P. Lindayag, it stars Loisa Andalio, Charlie Dizon, Alexa Ilacad and Elisse Joson. The series aired on Kapamilya Channel's Kapamilya Gold, Yes, Weekend! Saturday afternoon block and TV5's Hapon Champion and Weekend Trip Saturday afternoon block from July 25, 2023, to January 27, 2024.

Pira-Pirasong Paraiso
Season 1 title card
Genre	Family Romantic drama Crime
Created by	ABS-CBN Studios MQuest Ventures Cignal Entertainment MQ Studios
Written by	Nathan Arciaga John Joseph Tuason Allan Cuadra Airic Diestro
Directed by	Raymund B. Ocampo Roderick P. Lindayag
Starring	Loisa Andalio Charlie Dizon Alexa Ilacad Elisse Joson Ronnie Alonte Joseph Marco KD Estrada
Music by	Jessie Lasaten
Opening theme	"Lipad ng Pangarap" by Regine Velasquez (Season 1)
Ending theme	"Lipad ng Pangarap" by Regine Velasquez (Season 2-3)
Composer	Arnel de Pano
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Filipino
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	161 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers	Jane J. Basas Guido R. Zaballero Carlo L. Katigbak Cory V. Vidanes Laurenti M. Dyogi Roldeo T. Endrinal
Producers	Sienna G. Olaso Hazel Bolisay-Parfan Ronald D. Atianzar
Editor	Froilan Francia
Production company	Dreamscape Entertainment
Original release
Network	Kapamilya Channel[a] TV5
Release	July 25, 2023 (2023-7-25) – January 27, 2024 (2024-1-27)

Plot

A con artist takes on the job of pretending to be one of the long-lost sisters of a young and rich woman. As she navigates a world of cunning and lies, she learns about right and wrong, love and family, and spectacular truths about herself.^[1]

Cast and characters

Cast

Elisse Joson

Ronnie Alonte

Joseph Marco

Lead cast

• Loisa Andalio^[2] as Baby Girl G. Abiog / Maria Amanda "Amy" B. Paraiso
• Charlie Dizon^[2] as Diana B. Paraiso-Lamadrid
  • Althea Ruedas as young Diana
• Alexa Ilacad^[2] as Angela Medina / Elizabeth Marie "Beth" B. Paraiso
  • Vrindarani Singh as young Beth/Angela
• Elisse Joson^[2] as Hilary G. Abiog / Rina
• Ronnie Alonte^[2] as PCMS Jonathan "Jonaf" Salvador^[b][c]
• Joseph Marco^[2] as Vladimir "Vlad" S. Lamadrid†
• KD Estrada^[2] as Elon S. Lamadrid

Supporting cast

• Maricel Soriano as Amanda S. Mendez-Barrameda†
• Snooky Serna as Jacinda Sebastian^[d]
• Epy Quizon^[3] as Ambrosio Inarez "Badong" Abiog
• Sunshine Dizon^[3] as Rosalinda "Osang" Guinto-Abiog†
• Markus Paterson^[3] as Boy "Kano" G. Abiog / Michael†
• Rosanna Roces as Criselda "Bossing" Vizcarra†
  • Abi Kassem as young Criselda
• Art Acuña^[3] as Julius Lamadrid†
• Nikki Valdez as Carlota M. Barrameda
• Rafa Siguion-Reyna as Atty. Raffy Manalo
• Liza Diño as Elvira Cabrida
• Kate Alejandrino as Vera Alonzo
• Argel Saycon^[3] as PCMS Brian "Brix" Tolentino^[c]
• Archi Adamos as PLTCOL Alfredo Regalado
• Kobe Medalla as PCpl Rusty Meneses^[c]
• Lui Manansala^[3] as Almeda "Lola Miding" Salvador
• Hasna Cabral as Roxanne
• Marvin Yap as Remo "Emong" Calavera^[e]

Guest cast

• William Lorenzo as Emmanuel "Emman" Salvador†
• Sandy Aloba as Magdalena "Magda" Garrido†
• Gardo Versoza as Daniel Paraiso
  • Jao Mapa as young Daniel
• Maika Rivera as Elizabeth M. Barrameda-Paraiso†

Promotion

To promote the series, the casts held a back-to-back caravan at Vista Mall in Bataan along with the cast of Nag-aapoy na Damdamin.^[4] The official full trailer of the series was released on July 10, 2023.^[5]

The show is co-produced respectively by ABS-CBN and TV5, but the latter discontinued their blocktime simulcast agreement with It's Showtime on June 30, 2023 (which is also the date the agreement expired; due to the disagreements between the Eat Bulaga! hosts (led by the TVJ) and the production crew, and the new management of TAPE, Inc., which led to the former's TV5 transfer after their departure from it) and was eventually moved to GMA Network's sister channel GTV a day later before it expanded simulcast into AMBS' All TV (which is headed by Vista Mall's owner Manny Villar) and GMA Network's main channel nearly a years later,^[6][7][8][9] meaning that the cast of the new shows were not allowed to appear on the said show to promote them. As a result, they instead promoted both of these new afternoon teleseryes on Eat Bulaga! (then known by its interim title E.A.T.), TV5's new noontime show, which ironically was aired on ABS-CBN from 1989 to 1995.^[10]

Accolades

Accolades received by Pira-Pirasong Paraiso

Year	Awards ceremony	Title	Recipient	Result	Ref.
2024	VP Choice Awards	TV Series of the Year (Afternoon)	Pira-Pirasong Paraiso	Nominated	[11][12]
		TV Actress of the Year (Afternoon)	Loisa Andalio	Nominated
			Alexa Ilacad	Won
		TV Actor of the Year (Afternoon)	KD Estrada	Won
			Ronnie Alonte	Nominated
		Loveteam of the Year	Alexa Ilacad and KD Estrada	Nominated

Notes

1. The series also aired on A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live, and on-demand via iWantTFC.
2. Stepped down from the rank of PCMS at the police force, but was actually revealed to be an undercover mission against the syndicate.
3. Their ranks are shown accordingly to their uniforms, but were introduced by the rank of PSMS during an awarding ceremony, resulting in a continuity error.
4. Removed from her judge position since Season 2.
5. His name was originally Elmo according to the English subtitles, but was changed to Emong in the following episodes.