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Bongga Ka Day: Ang Sagala Sa Barangay Niño
In Barangay Niño, a Santacruzan got cancelled after all the queer staff finds out that their own chairwoman is unsupportive to the aspirations of her one and only gay son.
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In Barangay Niño, a Santacruzan got cancelled after all the queer staff finds out that their own chairwoman is unsupportive to the aspirations of her one and only gay son.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Dominic Rivera
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Pakak Studios, Lahat ng Bata
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