Veteran Choreographer Anna Feliciano of Wowowin Dies at 65

Anna Feliciano, the veteran dance choreographer and creative force behind Willie Revillame’s popular variety show Wowowin, has passed away at 65. Her family confirmed her death on social media, with her son Rupert Feliciano sharing a heartfelt tribute. “In loving memory of Annabelle S. Feliciano, November 7, 1959 – October 23, 2025,” he wrote, honoring her legacy in Philippine television.

Feliciano was widely recognized as a key figure in shaping dance segments on noontime television, particularly for Wowowin, where her energetic choreography and creative vision helped define the show’s identity. Her work left a lasting mark on both viewers and colleagues, inspiring generations of performers.

Family members, including her daughter-in-law April Feliciano, invited the public to celebrate Anna Feliciano’s life, emphasizing her profound impact on those who knew her. “Let’s celebrate Mama Anna’s life together as we share stories of how she touched lives on a deeper level,” she said.

The Wowowin team also honored Feliciano’s contributions, remembering her as one of the essential creative forces behind the show. A viewing is being held at Loyola Memorial Chapel Commonwealth in Quezon City, followed by a necrological service at 7 pm.

Anna Feliciano’s legacy as a veteran choreographer and creative visionary for Wowowin will be remembered as a cornerstone of Philippine entertainment, celebrating the art of dance and the joy she brought to millions of viewers.