Pyra Ang Babaeng Apoy Finale 11/29/2013








ABOUT THIS VIDEO:

Pyra: Ang Babaeng Apoy or Pyra: The Fire Woman (international title) is an Filipino drama of GMA Network. It stars Thea Tolentino on her very first lead drama. Is set to premiere on August 26, 2013 replacing Kakambal ni Eliana and worldwide via GMA Pinoy TV on August 27, 2013 on the network's primetime block GMA Afternoon Prime.

















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