Kyline Alcantara

Kyline Nicole Aquino Alcantara Manga (born September 3, 2002) is a Filipino actress who was born in Ocampo, Camarines Sur. Alcantara began acting at age seven and made her television debut in Star Circle Quest: Search for the Next Kiddie Superstars (2010–2011), in which she was the first contestant to be eliminated.

In this Philippine name, the middle name or maternal family name is Alcantara and the surname or paternal family name is Manga.

Kyline Alcantara
Alcantara in 2019
Born
Kyline Nicole Aquino Alcantara Manga

(2002-09-03) September 3, 2002
Ocampo, Camarines Sur, Philippines
Occupation
  • Actress
Years active2009–present

From 2011 to 2017, Alcantara gained domestic recognition for her supporting roles in ABS-CBN television series Annaliza (2013–2014), Pangako Sa 'Yo (2015–2016), and Born for You (2016). She was referred to as a "Kapuso breakout star"[N 1] during her time in GMA Network, where she played leading roles in Kambal, Karibal (2017–2018), Inagaw na Bituin (2019), Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit (2020–2021), and I Can See You: #Future (2021). Alcantara's performance in Kambal, Karibal garnered her a nomination for an Asian Academy Creative Award and she won a PMPC Star Award for Television. She also served as a host in All-Out Sundays (2020–present).

Early life

Kyline Nicole Aquino Alcantara Manga[N 2] was born on September 3, 2002,[3] in Ocampo, Camarines Sur, Philippines, to Rowena Alcantara and Salvador "Butch" Manga.[4][5] She has brothers named Robin and Kent, and her parents divorced when Alcantara was four. Alcantara attended Saint Francis of Assisi College for her primary education and later attended Academy of Christian Excellence Montessori for two years of high school before moving onto Exodus Elementary School.[4]

As a child, Alcantara wanted to become an actor, prompting her to join theater plays. She gained attention from show business in 2009, at the of seven. Before auditioning as a cast member in Goin' Bulilit (2005–2019), Alcantara's family traveled to ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center in Diliman, Quezon City, where they arrived too late and noticed auditions had ended.[4]

Career

Alcantara became disillusioned at the Goin' Bulilit audition and negotiated minor television roles. In 2010, she auditioned for the television talent show Star Circle Quest: Search for the Next Kiddie Superstars, in which she qualified to the top ten before being the first contestant to be eliminated from the show. Despite losing,[4] she was recruited at Star Magic in 2011.[6] In 2013, Alcantara starred opposite Andrea Brillantes in the remake of GMA Network's Anna Liza (1980–1985), titled Annaliza. At her audition for the show, she immediately secured the role of antagonist. In a 2020 retrospective, Alcantara said her craftsmanship influenced the show, having had acting lessons from co-stars Zanjoe Marudo, Kaye Abad, Denise Laurel, and director Theodore Boborol. Her next supporting roles were Jessa Boborol in Pangako Sa 'Yo (2015–2016) and Chloe in Born for You (2016). Alcantara made her cinema debut with minor roles in 2015 films Hamog and Etiquette for Mistresses. Her Star Magic contract expired in 2017.[4]

With Alcantara's departure from ABS-CBN, she decided to transfer to GMA Network in October 2017 and appeared as Cheska in the television series Kambal, Karibal (2017–2018). She co-stars in the series, including Bianca Umali, Miguel Tanfelix, Pauline Mendoza, and Jeric Gonzales, presented her with new acting experiences. Alcantara then auditioned for the role of young Teresa but Jean Garcia was awarded the part. Lauded by viewers[7][8] and acquiring the honorific nickname[9] "la nueva kontrabida",[10][11] the performance won her a PMPC Star Award for Television[12][13] and garnered her an Asian Academy Creative Award nomination.[14][15]

Alcantara in 2018

After signing a five-year contract with Sparkle in March 2018,[1][16][N 3] Alcantara headlined GMA Network's television series Inagaw na Bituin (2019), Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit (2020–2021),[4] and I Can See You: #Future (2021).[19] In 2018, she co-hosted two variety shows: Sunday PinaSaya and Studio 7.[4] During Alcantara's time at GMA Network, the media called her "la nueva diva"[11][20][21] and later "Kapuso breakout star".[N 4] She signed with GMA Music[25][N 5] and released her debut album Kyline in September 2018.[27] Alcantara's next film role was in Julius Alfonso's Black Lipstick (2019) alongside Migo Adecer, Manolo Pedrosa, and Kate Valdez.[28] Rappler critic Oggs Cruz criticized the film's complicated, unfocused scope, describing it as "old-fashioned".[29] Alcantara hosted alongside others, including Alden Richards and Julie Anne San Jose, in the variety show All-Out Sundays, which began airing in January 2020.[30] She then portrayed Tonito (Richard Yap) and Aurelia's (Issa Litton) daughter Tiffany in the television romantic drama series I Left My Heart in Sorsogon (2021–2022).[31]

Personal life

Alcantara had difficulties with acne, missing roles, her family life, finances, and rejection from auditions.[1][4] She is an ambassador for companies Converse[32] and Ever Bilena,[33] and agencies SOS Children's Villages[34][35] and the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO). Alcantara's purpose of the KTO is to maintain South Korea a "top-of-mind tourist destination for Filipinos".[36] She and fellow I Left My Heart in Sorsogon star Mavy Legaspi are in a relationship since December 2021.[37]

Filmography

Television
Kyline Alcantara's television credits
Year Title Role Note(s) Ref.
2010–2011 Star Circle Quest: Search for the Next Kiddie Superstars Herself Contestant [4]
2012 Precious Hearts Romances: Lumayo Ka Man Sa Akin Young Janine Del Castillo [4]
Ina, Kapatid, Anak Young Margaux Marasigan [4]
2013–2014 Annaliza Arlene [4]
2015–2016 Pangako Sa 'Yo Jessa Boborol [4]
2016 Born for You Chloe [4]
2017 Wildflower Young Emilia Ardiente [4]
2017–2018 Kambal, Karibal Cheska [4]
2017–2019 Sunday PinaSaya Herself Co-host [4]
2018 Inday Will Always Love You Leslie Anne Guest role [4][38]
2018–2019 Studio 7 Herself Co-host [4]
2019 Inagaw na Bituin Anna Sevilla / Elsa Dela Cruz [39]
2020–present All Out Sundays Herself Host [30]
2020–2021 Bilangin Ang Bituin Sa Langit Maggie [4]
2021 I Can See You: #Future Lara An installment of the anthology series I Can See You [19]
2021–2022 I Left My Heart in Sorsogon Tiffany [31]

Film
Kyline Alcantara's film credits
Year Title Role Note(s) Ref.
2015 Hamog Super Girl [4]
Etiquette for Mistresses Charley's daughter [4]
2019 Black Lipstick Ikay [29]

Awards and nominations
Awards and nominations received by Kyline Alcantara
Award Date of ceremony Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Aliw Awards December 13, 2018 Best New Artist of The Year (Female) — Nominated [40][41]
Asian Academy Creative Awards[N 6] December 8 – December 9, 2018 Best Actress in a Supporting Role Kambal, Karibal Nominated [14][15]
Awit Awards October 10, 2019 Music Video of the Year "Fake Love" Nominated [42][43]
Box Office Entertainment Awards March 24, 2019 Promising Female Concert Performer of the Year — Nominated [44]
Myx Music Awards May 15, 2019 New Artist of the Year — Nominated [45][46]
PMPC Star Awards for Television October 14, 2018 Best Drama Supporting Actress Kambal, Karibal Won [12][13]

Notes
  1. Previously known as "la nueva kontrabida" and "la nueva diva"
  2. The Philippine Star reported her full name Kyline Nicole Aquino Alcantara[1] while GMA News added her paternal family name Manga.[2]
  3. Known as GMA Artist Center before Kapuso Countdown to 2022: The GMA New Year Special, which aired on December 31, 2021[17][18]
  4. Attributed to multiple references: [19][22][23][24]
  5. Known as GMA Records before early 2019[26]
  6. Covers non-web-only entities and excludes national winners

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