-
Haplos starring Rocco Nacino, Sanya Lopez, Thea Tolentino and Pancho Magno is extended until 2018.
-
Rocco was one of the celebrities who cat walked at the “Under the Stars: The Bench 30th Anniversary Show”
-
Rocco shares insights on owning and franchising businesses and his PMPC nomination.
Rocco Nacino started his afternoon supernatural drama, “Haplos,” with Sanya Lopez, Thea Tolentino and Pancho Magno. Haplos is extended until 2018 due to high ratings.
Haplos tell a story about Angela, played by Sanya, who has an extraordinary power to treat others with just a simple caress. This power was inherited from her grandmother, Celia Rodriguez as Biring, the most powerful healer of her time.
Rocco is also nominated in the Philippine Movie Press Club or PMPC Star Awards for TV 2017 in the Best Single Performance by an Actor category for the Magpakailanman episode, “Losing Jeffrey, Finding Jason.”
It is the Jayson Thomas Story. Liza had a son named Jeffrey. They got separated for a long time. Jeffrey grew up as Jayson. He found out he was adopted. He looked around for his mother through Friendster then Facebook. Until, he eventually found her.
He also bagged a gold medal at the Manila International Open 2017: IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship. On his Instagram, you’ll notice him training for jiu-jitsu, boxing and other various sports.
The part of his life as an entrepreneur is also flourishing. He own Rufo’s Tapa on Timog Avenue near GMA studios. He is also a part owner of an Elorde Boxing Gym Franchise, one in Ortigas and one along Marcos Highway.
Rocco is also the co-owner of Backyard Kitchen + Brew in Uptown Mall, and BGC in Taguig City. He describedBackyard Kitchen + Brew as “the extension of your home’s backyard, made more awesome.”
The restaurant-and-bar is well-known for its comfort food and beer pairings. Rocco also showcased his newly acquired bartending skills. He also sees a similarity between acting and bartending saying, “For me, with what you create, you show them a piece of yourself and that brings about different results with different people.”
