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Gabriela Silang
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Overview
Gabriela Silang a Filipino revolutionary leader best known as the first female leader of a Filipino movement for independence from Spain
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Runtime
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Release Date
1971-11-24
Status
Released
Original Language
Tagalog
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Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Virginia Aristorenas
Gabriela Silang
Carlos Padilla Jr.
Miguel Flores
Eddie Garcia
Don Manuel de Arza
Cesar Ramirez
Nicolas Cariño
Johnny Monteiro
Don Segundo Escudero
Rex Lapid
Danac
Venchito Galvez
Fray Millan
Andres Centenera
Msgr. Ustariz
Fred Galang
Diego Silang
Rod Navarro
Miguel Vicos
Ric Bustamante
Pedro Buecbuec
Helen Imperial
Sra. de Arza
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