The article explores JM de Guzman's experience in portraying Victor Zafra, the newest antagonist in 'Coco Martin’s Sigabo.' As a seasoned actor, de Guzman shares insights into the challenges of bringing the complex character to life, emphasizing the depth required to balance villainy with relatability.

The piece highlights the creative process behind developing Zafra's motivations, his dynamic with the protagonist, and the cultural significance of the character within Philippine television.De Guzman also reflects on the responsibility of actors in portraying morally ambiguous roles, noting the importance of authenticity in storytelling.The article underscores the collaborative effort between actors, directors, and writers to craft compelling narratives that resonate with audiences.

Additionally, it touches on the broader impact of 'Sigabo' as a series that continues to push boundaries in Philippine entertainment, showcasing the evolving landscape of television drama.

The piece serves as a behind-the-scenes look at the artistry involved in television production, offering fans a deeper appreciation for the craft behind their favorite shows.