Post by : Raina
Al-Fahim
Anna Feliciano, the esteemed choreographer and driving force behind Willie Revillame's hit variety show Wowowin, has passed away at the age of 65. Her family confirmed the sad news via social media, with her son Rupert Feliciano expressing heartfelt sentiments. “In loving memory of Annabelle S. Feliciano, November 7, 1959 – October 23, 2025,” he wrote, paying tribute to her influential presence in Philippine television.
Feliciano was a pivotal figure in crafting the dance routines on noontime television, particularly for Wowowin, where her vibrant choreography and inventive vision helped shape the show's character. Her contributions resonated with audiences and fellow artists alike, inspiring countless performers along the way.
Her family, including daughter-in-law April Feliciano, has invited the public to join in commemorating Anna's life, highlighting her significant impact on all who knew her. “Let us gather to celebrate Mama Anna’s life by sharing stories of the deep impressions she made on our lives,” she remarked.
The Wowowin team has also paid homage to Feliciano’s work, remembering her as a vital creative spirit in the show's ongoing success. A viewing is being conducted at Loyola Memorial Chapel Commonwealth in Quezon City, with a necrological service set for 7 pm.
Anna Feliciano’s legacy as a distinguished choreographer and creative force for Wowowin will be cherished as a foundational element of Philippine entertainment, celebrating the beauty of dance and the happiness she brought to millions.
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