Andrea Brillantes

Filipino actress known for 'Kadenang Ginto'

Andrea Brillantes - Filipino actress known for 'Kadenang Ginto'
Born

March 12th, 2003
22 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Philippines

Links & References

Started acting at a young age, gaining recognition for a lead role in the hit daytime series 'Kadenang Ginto'. Earned awards for outstanding performances in both acting and modeling. Expanded presence in the entertainment industry through various roles and endorsements. Recognized for contributions to the television and film landscape in the Philippines.

Lead role in 'Kadenang Ginto'

Starred in 'Anak ng Macho Dancer'

Participated in 'Gandang Gabi Vice'

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