RURU MADRID is so happy to be a regular performer in “All Out Sundays” as it has helped him grow a lot in many aspects of his career.
“I’m really thankful sa AOS for getting me and trusting me,” he says. “Kasi before i joined showbiz, wala akong alam gawing talent, e.
"I was just 14 years old when I joined ‘Protegee’. I don’t sing, I dont dance or act, but sila sa AOS they trusted me.”
He was doubting himself then but the executive of “All Out Sundays” encouraged him to try it.
“Sabi nila, kaya mo yan, kailangan mo lang mag focus, so I really pushed myself para mapatunayan ko sa sarili ko na kaya ko and, as I went on, I proved na kaya ko nga pala.
"I really surprised even myself kaya naman I am thankful sa lahat ng nagtiwala sa akin. Kaya tuwing pakakantahin nila ako at pasasayawin nila ako ngayon sa show, I make sure that I always give it my 100 percent.”
How is it doing the show during the pandemic?
“Ibang-iba siya, kasi noong pre-pandemic nung may live audience pa kami. We perform in a group and we even go down the stage to give flowers to our fans.
"So I miss doing that, connecting with people inside the studio na napapasaya mo ang supporters mo sa ganoong pamaraan.”
Don’t miss Ruru as he does the rousing opening number of OPM hits in “All Out Sundays” this Sunday at noon as they celebrate the 71st anniversary of GMA Network in a spectacular, star-studded afternoon.
Ruru is also all set to resume the lock in taping of his new action-adventure series, “Lolong”, opposite Shaira Diaz and Arra San Agustin, where his main opponent will be a giant crocodile for which GMA has spent so much to make it truly realistic and scary on screen.
