From the 1950s, 60s, 70s, it was a magical time for Philippine cinema, and love teams were at the forefront of it all. Each pair had its unique chemistry and charm that captivated audiences. From the comedic timing of "DolphiDa" to the undeniable chemistry of "FPJ - Susan," these love teams brought a special kind of magic to the big screen.

One of the most notable things about these love teams was that they were able to bring their on-screen romance to real life. Perhaps that the catch of this love team that they were as if for real. Well in fact, many of these pairs had real-life romances that only added to the chemistry they had on screen. Their love stories were not only entertaining but also inspiring, making them even more beloved by audiences.

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• One of the famous love teams of the 1950s-1960s was "Dolphy- Nida," consisting of Dolphy and Nida Blanca. Their comedic timing and on-screen chemistry had audiences in stitches. They starred in several films together, and their popularity continued to grow.

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• "Eddie-Amalia" was another iconic love team of the 1960s, consisting of Eddie Garcia and Amalia Fuentes. They had strong chemistry and starred in several films together. Their love story on-screen was just as captivating as their real-life romance.

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• "Romeo-Gloria" was another popular love team of the 1960s, consisting of Romeo Vasquez and Gloria Romero. They had great on-screen chemistry and starred in several films together. They were considered one of the most iconic love teams of all time.

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• "Susan-FPJ" and "Luis-Susan" were also poular love teams of the 1960s, consisting of Susan Roces and Fernando Poe Jr and Luis Gonzales respectively. They had undeniable chemistry and starred in several films together.

• The love team of "Tita-Pancho," Tita Duran and Pancho Magalona, not only on screen but went to marrying each other. One thing that jive them both is dancing. They're always a pair when it comes to dancing. What's interesting with this couple is that their love team crosses beyond the screen that bore one of the greatest Pinoy rapper. 

To sum it all up, the love teams of the 1960s were a defining moment in Philippine entertainment history. Their chemistry, romance, and iconic performances will always be remembered and cherished by fans. They have set the bar high for future generations of actors and have left a lasting legacy that will be remembered for years to come.

When was the last time you've seen your favorite love teams? Well, you're in luck as ABS-CBN officially unveiled its roster of upcoming teleseryes featuring the much-awaited TV comeback of the country’s most sought-after love teams, KathNiel and LizQuen, Bea Alonzo and Richard Gutierrez’ first team-up, Kim Chiu, Xian Lim, and Yam Concepcion’s romance drama, and Gerald Anderson’s inspiring action series at the ABS-CBN Christmas Trade Party last Wednesday (October 30).

After the record-breaking movie “The Hows of Us,” the award-winning pair of Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla will make their return to television with a new teleserye to be shot in Mexico.

The wait is nearly over for LizQuen fans as Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil reunite with blockbuster director Cathy Garcia-Molina for the romantic comedy “Make It With You” where the real-life couple are set to portray two quirky strangers who meet and fall in love in the picturesque country of Croatia.

Bea Alonzo gets caught in a love triangle in her first project with Rafael Rosell and Richard Gutierrez in “Kahit Minsan Lang,” while Xian Lim becomes conflicted between his wife Yam Concepcion and her half-sister Kim Chiu in “Love Thy Woman.”

Gerald Anderson leads the pack in the action-drama series “A Soldier’s Heart,” which also stars Elmo Magalona, Nash Aguas, Jerome Ponce, Yves Flores, Vin Abrenica, and Carlo Aquino as his comrades.

Meanwhile, breakthrough two-in-one talent search “Your Moment” featuring judges Billy Crawford, Nadine Lustre, and Boy Abunda premieres this November 9 and 10, while Filipino teenagers will have another chance at becoming a singing superstar as “The Voice Teens” returns soon.

iWant also continues to beef up its variety of content with the second season of Arjo Atayde’s “Bagman,” whose second installment will feature Carlo Aquino, two Nathalie Hart starrers entitled “Uncoupling” and “Barbara Reimagined,” Iza Calzado’s “Loving Emily,” Sam Milby and Yassi Pressman’s “Tapes,” and The Gold Squad’s digital films—“Little Red Shoes” starring Kyle Echarri and Francine Diaz, and “Wild Little Love” starring Andrea Brillantes and Seth Fedelin.

Jodi Sta. Maria’s first project as a producer entitled “My Single Lady,” starring Ian Veneracion, Zanjoe Marudo, and Jodi herself, will also stream soon on iWant.

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