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Kitchie Benedicto-Paulino was the daughter of former Philippine Ambassador Roberto S. Benedicto, a prominent public figure during the stint of former Strongman president Ferdinand E. Marcos and the owner of RPN Channel 9, the leading television broadcasting firm in the country in the 70s and 80s.

Darna cartoon MANILA -- Veteran TV producer and director Kitchie Benedicto, best known for producing Nora Aunor’s long-running “ Superstar” weekly musical series and other legacy TV shows in the martial law years, has passed on at age

Darna filipino Kitchie Benedicto-Paulino, television director and producer for nearly four decades, on August 4, at the age of Fr. Joaquin Bernas, Jesuit priest, constitutional lawyer, professor and Dean Emeritus at the Ateneo Law School, on March 6 due to an infection, at the age of

Characteristics of darna TV and movie producer Kitchie Benedicto-Paulino has died, her son-in-law Negros Occidental Vice Gov. Jeffrey Ferrer told DNX. Kitchie was the daughter of former Ambassador Roberto S. Benedicto, media tycoon who owned considerable shares in IBC 13 and RPN 9.

Darna picture drawing Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, August 5) — Kitchie Benedicto, a television director and producer for nearly four decades, died on Wednesday evening at her residence in Pasig City, her family said. She was

Darna movie Kitchie Benedicto was born on 16 July in the Philippines. Kitchie was a director and writer, known for Hongkong Flight (), Ngayon at kailanman () and Wattpad Presents (). Kitchie died on 4 August in Pasig City, Philippines.

Darna characters Si Kitchie ay anak ng dating Ambassador Roberto Benedicto, na may-ari noon ng Kanlaon Broadcasting System. Hindi ‘yan nagsimula noong martial law, gaya ng sinasabi ng iba. Bago pa nag-martial.

Darna story summary Kitchie Benedicto-Paulino was the daughter of former Philippine Ambassador Roberto S. Benedicto, a prominent public figure during the stint of former Strongman president Ferdinand E. Marcos and the owner of RPN Channel 9, the leading television broadcasting firm in the country in the 70s and 80s.