The unexpected death of Inday occured in the family Amparo which lead them to bury her body with a traditional coffin in a long journey from their home. Secrets and family issues were revealed as they continue to walk before the sun sets.
Joe Arvy Natan
Dodong
Vanessa Jontongco
Leda
Christofer Peñafiel
Rito
Rema Aguirre
Maret
Loise Arwen Flores
Inday (Special Participation)
Alvin Alarcon
Tiyuy Tyudi (Special Participation)
Amalea Gay Jontongco
Mamang (Special Role)
Rafael Amit Jr.
Daniel (Special Appearance)
Jayrson Ilalim
Folk
The unexpected death of Inday occured in the family Amparo which lead them to bury her body with a traditional coffin in a long journey from their home. Secrets and family issues were revealed as they continue to walk before the sun sets.
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