Jericho Rosales

Filipino actor and singer (born 1979)

  • GMA Network (1996–1997)
  • Star Magic
    (1997–2020)
    Manila Genesis (2006–2014)
    Cornerstone Entertainment (2014–present)
Height5 ft 10 in (180 cm)Spouse
Kim Jones
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(m. 2014; sep. 2024)​
Children1

Jericho Vibar Rosales (Tagalog: [dʒɛˈɾikɔ ɾɔˈsalɛs]; born September 22, 1979),[1] also known as Echo, is a Filipino actor, singer, songwriter and film producer. Known primarily for his leading man roles in romantic drama, he has starred in some of the most distributed Philippine series around the world. His accolades include a Guam International Film Festival Award, two Newport Beach Film Festival Award, a Gawad Urian Award, two Metro Manila Film Festival Awards and four Star Awards for Movies, including nominations for an ASEAN International Film Festival and Awards, six FAMAS Awards and four Luna Awards.

At age 17, Rosales began his career after winning the pageant "Mr. Pogi" in 1996, a segment in the noontime variety show Eat Bulaga!. He was launched the following year as one of Star Circle's fourth batch members by talent agency Star Magic. He rose to stardom after playing Angelo Buenavista in the romantic drama Pangako Sa 'Yo (2000), and has since starred in International Emmy-nominated series such as Kahit Isang Saglit (2008), Dahil May Isang Ikaw (2010), The Legal Wife (2014) and Bridges of Love (2016). His other starring roles in Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas (2003), Panday (2005), Green Rose (2011) and Halik (2018) established him as a leading actor in soap operas.

Dubbed as the "Asian Drama King", Rosales is one of the most successful Filipino actors in Asia. In 2012, he received an Achievement in Acting award at the Guam International Film Festival and won Best Actor at the Newport Beach Film Festival in 2013. He received his first Gawad Urian for Best Actor for his role in the film Alagwa (2012). For his portrayal in the romantic comedy Walang Forever (2015), he won the Metro Manila Film Festival Award for Best Actor. His portrayals in the biographical film Pacquiao: The Movie (2006) and romantic war Baler (2008) earned him the Star Award for Movie Actor of the Year.[2]

Career

1996-2009: Early roles and breakthrough

Rosales gained international stardom in several countries (Malaysia, China, Ghana,[3] Cambodia,[2] Peru, Colombia, and many others) for his primetime soaps such as Pangako Sa 'Yo (2000–2002), Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas (2003–2004) and Dahil May Isang Ikaw (2009–2010), all co-starring Kristine Hermosa. Since its original release, Pangako Sa 'Yo has aired in over 20 foreign territories, with the Cambodian Television Network ordering a local remake in 2013.[4] In Peru, Rosales is known for his role in the series Bridges of Love ("Puentes de Amor"), the first Filipino drama to air in the country and the Latin American market.[2] Similarly, The Legal Wife (2014), which also stars Maja Salvador and Angel Locsin, have gained much popularity in the African and Balkan regions.[2] In 2006 he portrayed Filipino boxing champion Manny Pacquiao in Pacquiao: The Movie, and bagged two Best Actor trophies for his work. He repeated this in 2008, when he won two more Best Actor awards for his role in the classic film Baler, opposite Anne Curtis.

2010s: Career expansion

In February 2011, Rosales starred in the remake of the Korean drama, Green Rose. The same year, he appeared in two productions. He starred in his first international film, Subject: I Love You.[5] He then starred in the family drama Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow which premiered at the 37th Metro Manila Film Festival. While it became the festival's least performing film at the box office with earnings of ₱10.6 million, his performance was met with critical praise.[6] In March 2012, he starred with in the political drama Dahil sa Pag-ibig. The finale episode drew 33.9 percent national ratings.[7] In 2013, Rosales starred as Jesse Robredo in the anthology Maalaala Mo Kaya. According to Kantar Media, the episode received 31.9 percent household ratings.[8] In January 2014, he starred with Angel Locsin and Maja Salvador in the romantic drama The Legal Wife. His portrayal received praises from critics and was one of the most watched television shows of 2014.[9][10] The following month, he starred in the adaptation of Bob Ong's fictional memoir ABNKKBSNPLAko?!. Abigail Mendoza of Philippine Entertainment Portal commended his "natural" approach to his character in the film.[11] He later played a supporting role in the historical drama Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo as Dr. Jose Rizal.[12]

Rosales appeared in two major projects in 2015. She starred with Maja Salvador and Paulo Avelino in the romantic drama Bridges of Love. The series was a success, receiving a national rating of 28.3% at peak and earned a nomination at the International Emmy Award for Best Telenovela.[13] In December 2015, Walang Forever premiered at the 41st Metro Manila Film Festival. The film was a box-office success, grossing ₱100 million throughout its run.[14] In September 2016, Rosales starred with Arci Muñoz and John Estrada in the revenge drama Magpahanggang Wakas.[15] The series received its highest national rating of 29% in one of its episodes.[16] He then played a fictionalized version of himself in the comedy film Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank 2: #ForeverIsNotEnough. The following year, he played Diego in the romantic drama Siargao, directed by Paul Soriano. In August 2018, Rosales starred in the drama Halik.[17] According to Kantar Media, the series achieved its highest national television rating of 30.3% in its finale episode and was ranked among the most watched television shows of 2018 in the Philippines.[18][19] In December 2018, The Girl in the Orange Dress was released as one of the entries of the 44th Metro Manila Film Festival where he starred opposite Jessy Mendiola.[20]

2020s: Established actor

After a four-year hiatus, Rosales made his acting comeback in May 2023 through his theatrical debut as Tony Javier in Ryan Cayabyab's Ang Larawan: The Concert.[21] In April 2024, the principal photography for the crime drama Sellblock has wrapped.[22]

Reception

Rosales is often dubbed as the "Asian Drama King" by various sources.[23][24][25] He is regarded as one of the most sought after leading men and has been cited as the greatest movie leading actor from 2000 to 2020 by PEP.ph.[26][27] He has gained massive following and popularity in Asian and African countries for the widespread success of his soap operas.[28][29] Writing for Esquire magazine, Paul John Caña stated that Rosales is "a superstar of the highest order, not just in the Philippines but in many other places around the world".[30] In a 2018 review, Ferdinand Topacio of The Philippine Star stated that Rosales is a combination of Piolo Pascual, John Lloyd Cruz and Alden Richards.[31] Oggs Cruz of Rappler stated that Rosales is mainly known for "playing characters whose struggles in either love or life are laced with all manners of desperation."[32] A critic from The Hollywood Reporter also praised his portrayal in the horror drama Alagwa, stating that he conveyed his role expertly and emphasized his natural chemistry and spontaneity with co-actor Bugoy Cariño.[33]

Rosales has earned international acclaim for his film work.[34] He starred alongside Briana Evigan and Dean Cain in the film Subject: I Love You. It became the first Filipino film to be shown in a festival where over 400 American and international films are screened.[35] His role in Alagwa (2012), earned him a Best Actor win at the Guam International Film Festival and a nomination at the ASEAN International Film Festival and Awards in the same category. He also won Best Actor twice at the Newport Beach Film Festival for his roles in Subject: I Love You (2011) and Alagwa (2012). His film Basurero (2010) had it's world premiere at the Busan International Film Festival and later competed at the Tampere Film Festival.[36] The film earned him a Best Actor nomination at the New Filmmaker Los Angeles Awards.[37] He also starred in the Malaysian television series Kusinero Cinta with Aaron Aziz and Tiz Zaqyah and starred opposite Carmen Soo in the series Kahit Isang Saglit, which was aired in Malaysia and Singapore.[38] In 2011, Yes! magazine ranked among the biggest celebrity endorsers in the Philippines.[39] In 2023, Tatler magazine named him one of most stylish personalities in Asia.[40]

Philanthropy and activism

In February 2014, Rosales was involved in a campaign "Free Mali", the lonely elephant who has been living in a small, concrete enclosure at the Manila Zoo for 35 years.[41] The campaign is led by animal rights group PETA. In February 2020, Rosales launched an eco-friendly tote bags named "Echo Bags". Portions of the proceeds went to "Waves 4 Water", a non-profit organization which helps people around the world get access to clean water.[42] In April 2020, Rosales auctioned some of his items in an online bidding for the benefit of "Lockdown Cinema Club", which supports 1,500 film workers displaced by the ongoing Luzon lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[43] In November 2020, Rosales donated 400 food packs in Marikina for the victims of Typhoon Ulysses through the organization "I Am Hope" headed by Bea Alonzo.[44] In October 2021, Rosales spearheaded a 20-unit housing project in Baggao, Cagayan with ex-wife Kim Jones and manager Marinez Elizalde for the victims of Typhoon Ulysses.[45]

Personal life

Rosales was born in Quezon City, but was raised in Bula, Camarines Sur[46] where he learned to speak Rinconada Bikol.

Rosales and Kristine Hermosa were in an Intimate relationship from 2000 to 2004.[47]

He married Kim Jones in a beach wedding ceremony in Boracay on May 1, 2014.[48] On January 29, 2024, Rosales and Jones announced their separation after being married for 10 years. Their godfather, Ricco Ocampo, stated that they had been separated since 2019.[49]

Acting credits

Television

Year Title Role Network Notes
1996–1997 Eat Bulaga! Mr. Pogi/Himself/host GMA Network
1997–1998 Kaybol: Ang Bagong TV ABS-CBN
1997–1999 Esperanza Buboy
1997–present ASAP Himself
1997 Wansapanataym Episode: "Stopwatch"
Star Drama Theater Presents: Angelika Episode: "Anyone You Love"
1998 Wansapanataym Episode: "Celeste"
1998–2000 !Oka Tokat Jeremy
1998–2000 Richard Loves Lucy
1999 Wansapanataym Episode: "Si San Miguel at Si Lucifer"
1999–2002 Ang Munting Paraiso Alberto Dionisio
2000–2002 Pangako sa 'Yo Angelo Buenavista
2003–2004 Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas Christian Soriano
Masayang Tanghali Bayan Host
2004 Maalaala Mo Kaya Erik Santos
2005–2006 Bora: Sons of the Beach Alon
Carlo J. Caparas' Ang Panday Tristan
2007 Love Spell Presents: Ellay Enchanted Elloy
Pangarap na Bituin Terrence Rodriguez
2008 Jericho Date Himself
Maalaala Mo Kaya Johnny Episode: "Gayuma"
Kahit Isang Saglit Francisco 'Rocky' Santillan Jr.
2009 I Love Betty La Fea Aldo
Dahil May Isang Ikaw Miguel Ramirez
2011 Green Rose Jerome Delgado
I Dare You Himself/host
100 Days to Heaven Tagabantay (a security guard)
2012 Dahil sa Pag-Ibig Oliver Falcon
2013 Maalaala Mo Kaya Jesse Robredo Episode: "Tsinelas"
It's Showtime Himself
2014 The Legal Wife Adrian De Villa
Kusinero Cinta Fredo Astro Mustika HD
2015 Bridges of Love Gabriel "Gael" Nakpil ABS-CBN
2016–2017 Magpahanggang Wakas Ronualdo "Waldo" Del Mar
2018 I Can See Your Voice Himself / Guest Star
2018–2019 Halik Catalino "Lino" Bartolome
2024 Sellblock

Film

Year Title Role Film Company
1997 Biyudo si Daddy, Biyuda si Mommy Robert M-Zet Films
Star Cinema
Hanggang Kailan Kita Mamahalin? Jojo Star Cinema
1998 Magandang Hatinggabi Darwin
1999 Wansapanataym: The Movie Michael Arcangel
Suspek
2000 Tanging Yaman Rommel
2001 Trip Erwin
Bagong Buwan Lieutenant Ricarte
2002 Forevermore Anton
Kailangan Kita Abel
2003 Ngayong Nandito Ka Rocky
Noon at Ngayon Levi
2004 Santa Santita Mike Unitel Pictures
2005 Nasaan Ka Man Joven Star Cinema
2006 Pacquiao: The Movie Manny Pacquiao
Chinese School Heric Gongan
Bilut Gabriel Mega Waja Sinar (Malaysia)
2008 Baler Celso Resurrecion Viva Films
2010 I'll Be There Tommy Santibañez Star Cinema
2011 Subject: I Love You[50][51] Victor Radiant Studios
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Jacob Regal Films
2012 Alagwa Robert Lim Indie film distributed by Star Cinema
2014 ABNKKBSNPLAko? The Movie Roberto Viva Films
MVP Entertainment
Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo José Rizal Philippians Productions
2015 #Walang Forever Ethan Isaac Quantum Films
2016 Ang Babae sa Septic Tank 2: Forever is Not Enough as himself Quantum Films
2017 Luck at First Sight Joma Viva Films, N² Productions
Siargao Diego Ten17P
2018 The Girl in the Orange Dress Rye Del Rosario Star Cinema
Quantum Films

Awards and nominations

Major associations

Awards and nominations received by Jericho Rosales
Award[a] Year[b] Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Awit Awards 2013 Song of the Year Paboritong Tag-ulan Nominated [52]
ASEAN International Film Festival and Awards 2013 Best Actor Alagwa Nominated [53]
Box Office Entertainment Awards 2000 Prince of RP Movies Himself Won [54]
Most Popular Loveteam (with Kristine Hermosa) Pangako Sa 'Yo Won
2010 Promising Male Recording/Performer of the Year Change Won [55]
2016 Film Actor of the Year #WalangForever Won [56]
2017 TV Actor of the Year Magpahanggang Wakas Won [57]
FAMAS Awards 2001 Best Supporting Actor Tanging Yaman Nominated [58]
2006 Best Actor Nasaan Ka Man Nominated [59]
2007 Pacquiao: The Movie Nominated [60]
2009 Baler Nominated [61]
2012 Best Theme Song In the Name of Love ("Naaalala Ka") Nominated [62]
2013 Best Actor Alagwa Nominated [63]
Gawad Genio Awards 2009 Best Actor Baler Won [64]
Gawad Pasado Awards 2007 Best Actor Pacquiao: The Movie Nominated [65]
2009 Baler Won [66]
Gawad Tanglaw Awards 2013 Best Actor Alagwa Won [67]
2019 Best Actor (Drama series) Halik Won [68]
Gawad Urian Awards 2001 Best Supporting Actor Tanging Yaman Nominated [69]
2004 Noon at Ngayon Nominated [70]
2013 Best Actor Alagwa Won [71]
2015 Red Nominated [72]
2016 #WalangForever Nominated [73]
Golden Screen Awards 2007 Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role (Drama) Pacquiao: The Movie Nominated [74]
2009 Baler Nominated [75]
2013 Alagwa Nominated [76]
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Drama Series Dahil sa Pag-ibig Nominated [77]
Outstanding Original Reality/Competition Program Host I Dare You Nominated
Guam International Film Festival 2013 Achievement in Acting Alagwa Won [78]
Luna Awards 2005 Best Actor Santa Santita Nominated [79]
2011 Baler Nominated [80]
2012 Best Supporting Actor Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Nominated [81]
2018 Best Actor Siargao Nominated [82]
Metro Manila Film Festival 2011 Best Actor Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Nominated [83]
2015 #WalangForever Won [84]
2017 Siargao Nominated [85]
2018 The Girl In the Orange Dress Nominated [86]
Male Star of the Night Himself Won
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles Awards 2022 Best Actor Basurero Nominated [87]
Newport Beach Film Festival 2011 Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking Acting Subject: I Love You Won [88]
2013 Outstanding Achievement in Acting Alagwa Won [89]
Star Award for Movies 2007 Movie Actor of the Year Pacquiao: The Movie Won [90]
2009 Baler Won [91]
2010 Male Star of the Night Himself Won [92]
2012 Movie Actor of the Year Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Nominated [93]
2013 Alagwa Nominated [94]
2014 Dekada Award Himself Won [95]
2016 Movie Actor of the Year #WalangForever Nominated [96]
2018 Siargao Nominated [97]
Star Award for Music 2010 Song of the Year Pusong Ligaw Won [98]
2019 Male Pop Artist of the Year Hardin Nominated [99]
Star Award for Television 1998 Best New Male TV Personality Himself Won [100]
2000 Best Single Performance by an Actor Maalaala Mo Kaya ("Pasa") Won [101]
2012 Best Drama Actor Dahil sa Pag-ibig Won [102]
2019 Halik Won [103]
Young Critics Circle 2000 Best Performance Tanging Yaman Won [104]

Other accolades

Awards and nominations received by Jericho Rosales
Award Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Alta Media Icon Awards 2019 Best Drama Actor for TV Halik Won [105]
Anak TV Awards 2017 Makabata Star Himself Won [106]
2019 Won [107]
EdukCircle Awards 2018 Most Influential Male Endorser of the Year Himself Won [108]
2019 Best Actor in a Television Series Halik Won [109]
Jeepney TV Fan Favorite Awards 2022 Favorite Love Triangle[c] The Legal Wife Won [110]
Kabantugan Awards 2019 Most Favorite TV Actor Halik Won [111]
Most Favorite Movie Actor Won
People Asia Awards 2018 Men Who Matter Himself Won [112]
Star Magic Awards 2013 Icon Award Himself Won [113]

Discography

Studio album

List of studio albums, with sales figures and certifications
Title Album details Sales Certifications
Kristine/Jericho — —
Loose Fit — —
Jericho Rosales — —
Change PHI: 20,000 PARI: Platinum
Korona — —

See also

  • flagPhilippines portal
  • Biography portal

Notes

  1. ^ Awards, festivals, honors and other miscellaneous organizations are listed in alphabetical order.
  2. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  3. ^ shared with Angel Locsin and Maja Salvador

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