MANILA, Philippines--Veteran scriptwriter Loida Flores-Viria, whose long career spanned radio, television and film, died today, May 13, of complications from breast cancer. She was 88. Viria seemed destined to work in media--starting as a young voice talent on the original radio soap opera "Gulong ng Palad," which her elder sister, Carolina Flores-Trinidad (more famous as Lina Flor), also acted in and wrote the script. Eventually, Viria took over writing the script for "Gulong ng Palad" when it crossed over to TV and even had a film version. Viria went on to write for a variety of TV shows including comedies like "Si Tatang Kasi" and "Home Along the Riles." She is surv...
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