Coco Martin at Julia Montes, may pasabog na silip sa bagong teleseryeng “Sigabo”
- Real-life partners Coco and Julia have finally offered a first look at their highly anticipated television comeback, "Sigabo"
- The new Kapamilya series is set to take over the prestigious primetime slot currently held by the long-running hit, Batang Quiapo
- Moving away from heavy drama, Coco revealed that this project will focus on a lighthearted blend of action, comedy, and romance
- Julia has undergone intensive physical training for the role, including stunt work and motorcycle handling, to match the show's dynamic pace
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The reigning king of Philippine primetime and his real-life leading lady are officially ready to reclaim the airwaves.

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Coco Martin and Julia Montes have sent social media into a frenzy after releasing the first glimpses of their newest collaboration, "Sigabo," which is slated to premiere this month.
The upcoming series marks a significant transition for ABS-CBN's evening block. Sigabo is scheduled to make its grand debut on March 16, 2026, stepping into the massive shoes of the top-rated action-drama FPJ’s Batang Quiapo.
In a recently shared behind-the-scenes photo, Julia is seen positioned inside a taxi while a long-haired Coco stands guard nearby, hinting at the street-smart and gritty yet vibrant atmosphere of the show.
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While Coco has become synonymous with intense, high-stakes action over the last decade, he shared in a recent interview that Sigabo will offer a refreshing change of pace.
The actor-director noted that they intentionally chose a lighter direction this time, aiming to bring joy and laughter into Filipino homes every night.
The series is designed as an episodic journey, featuring different missions and stories every week, supported by a cast composed largely of seasoned comedians.
Preparation for the roles has been nothing short of rigorous. Coco revealed that Julia has been immersed in "pukpukan" or intensive training, mastering firearms, fight choreography, and even motorcycle riding.
"Naghihintay ako ng right project para sa pagsasama namin ni Julia," Coco explained, emphasizing that they waited for the perfect project to showcase their matured chemistry.
The pairing of Coco and Julia carries a deep sense of nostalgia for fans. Their professional history spans over a decade, beginning with the phenomenal success of Walang Hanggan, followed by Ikaw Lamang and the romantic film A Moment in Time.

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While they recently collaborated on the independent film Pula, Sigabo represents their big return to mainstream daily television.
As the countdown to the premiere begins, industry observers are keen to see how the duo will handle the shift toward comedy and romance.
If their track record is any indication, the "Sigabo" of their return is bound to ignite a new wave of primetime fever across the country.
Coco Martin is a versatile Filipino filmmaker and actor celebrated for his record-breaking tenure as the star of FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, which dominated television for seven years. Following this historic run, he briefly stepped back before leading the hit series FPJ’s Batang Quiapo. He is now set to headline the new light action-drama Sigabo alongside his partner Julia.
More than a week ago, Coco officially announced that the long-running series FPJ’s Batang Quiapo is set to broadcast its final episode this coming March 13. The actor-director explained that the narrative for his character, Tanggol, has reached its logical and fulfilling resolution after three successful years. While expressing deep emotional difficulty in saying goodbye to the show, Coco noted that the timing felt right for the production team and the audience. Fans won't have to wait long for his return, as he is scheduled to debut his new project, Sigabo, alongside Julia on March 16.
Meanwhile, actor McCoy has stepped forward to publicly shield Coco from a wave of recent online criticism and negative rumors. The controversy began following statements made by Rod regarding his alleged experiences and treatment during a production shoot. In a heartfelt social media post, McCoy described the Batang Quiapo star as a "lifesaver" who consistently provides opportunities for smaller actors in the industry. The young actor offered a strong message of solidarity for his "Kuya," highlighting the lead star's generosity amid the ongoing backlash.
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