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Hey, sexy viewers! It's me, Aiko Garcia.

I'm just warming up because you're coming with me on a sexy adventure today.

Join me on a sultry mission

as we explore the beauty of nature

while revisiting the films that left you wanting more.

Welcome to...

Alindog ni Aiko.

It's time for people to get to know Aiko better.

Aside from my allure,

I will tell you more about myself.

I'm Aiko Garcia,

born on October 21,

Libra.

Aside from being charming, what other Libra trait do I see in myself?

Well...

Libras are naturally charming.

But one trait I know I have is social intelligence.

I can easily mingle with people.

I can get to know them easily

regardless of their position, job, background, or personality.

I can get along with just about anyone.

What was my childhood like?

Did I ever imagine that I'd become a famous sexy actress?

Oh my god.

My childhood wasn't easy.

It was really, really difficult.

I went through a lot of hardships.

I grew up in the province

without access to electricity, or running water.

Imagine living up in the mountains—literally.

I just kept dreaming,

and now, here I am.

But honestly, I never dreamed of becoming a sexy actress.

I did dream of becoming an actress, though.

At the time, this was the opportunity that came along, and that's why I'm here.

And I wouldn't consider myself famous, even now.

Whenever someone asks if I'm a celebrity,

I always say,

"No, I'm not a celebrity, but I'm an actress."

My first project was the reality show series, Pantaxa Laiya.

Let me tell you about my experience there and how I got in.

So...

It happened at just the right time. I'd just signed a contract with VMX.

They were pitching a reality series, which became Pantaxa Laiya.

So I asked the management and my manager

if I could audition, or go through the screening.

So I went ahead and did it.

We went through the screening, showed what we could do, and put ourselves out there.

Luckily, I got accepted, thanks to my natural charm.

What was my experience with Pantaxa Laiya, before, during, and after the show?

At first, I didn't really have a clear idea of what was going to happen.

All I knew was that it was a reality show.

And I could start my career right after signing the contract.

So I thought, "This is my chance." That was all I focused on.

Before it started, I was excited but nervous.

Since it was a reality show, I expected a lot of pressure and competition.

I knew I'd have to fight for my place.

I had sacrificed my previous career for the career I'm pursuing now.

Then, during the competition, I was surprised.

I realized just how wild it was.

It was seriously wild.

It was my first project, and it was a sexy show.

I wasn't expecting it to be that sexy.

But it turned out that everyone was incredibly daring.

Since it was a competition, nobody hesitated at all.

Everyone was willing to get naked.

That's when I felt pushed beyond my limits.

Because...

Eight of us were competing for the title.

After the show...

I finally realized...

"Wow, we really did some crazy things there!"

But the good thing was that

after the show

when we started doing movies,

all the sexy scenes felt easy-peasy.

I'd think, "We've already been through this."

"What we did before was even more intense."

That was one of the things we took away from the experience.

What was my most memorable experience on Pantaxa Laiya?

We had an activity where we had to do a nude photoshoot on the beach,

which was an open, public place.

I think it was my first time being completely naked in a place where

we weren't entirely hidden from public view.

There were still people in the distance, guests from other resorts,

who could see what we were doing.

And the sun was blazing, around noon,

and we were doing the photoshoot under the sun.

There.

The lesson I learned during Pantaxa,

which I still carry with me today,

was confidence—letting go of hesitation and fear

when doing my job as a sexy actress.

I learned to be confident as a woman.

I also saw how everyone else worked.

I drew strength from them, too.

That's the lesson I've carried with me ever since.

As a woman, you don't have to be... you know,

you should be confident in yourself.

You should carry yourself with confidence.

My first major lead role was in Ang Haliparot,

after I won Pantaxa Laiya.

How did I feel when I found out

that I'd been cast in a movie?

And how did I show what I could do as an actress?

First of all,

honestly,

I initially turned it down.

I was nervous and had a lot of doubts.

At that time, after Pantaxa Laiya,

Ang Haliparot was already being pitched.

And they were looking for cast members,

and they still didn't have a lead actress.

I was at the office with our management

when they told me the role would be offered to me.

I said no because I really wasn't ready.

I didn't have acting experience yet.

A reality show is different, after all.

We simply showed who we were

and what we could do on the show.

But a movie requires real acting.

I had no experience yet.

I hadn't even attended an acting workshop.

So at first, I really said no.

But my manager

was the one person who truly believed in me

and pushed me to take the role.

He told me, "You can do this."

I also thought that

I might miss that chance,

that opportunity,

and never get another one.

So I accepted it.

And how did I show my talent?

Honestly, I was just winging it at first.

During the first two days of filming,

I felt incredibly intimidated.

I couldn't perform properly.

So I studied the script again.

Then, the whole night,

I prepared myself again

for the role.

And eventually, we got it done.

We finished the movie and the project.

But even after we wrapped,

it still hadn't sunk in.

I still felt like I failed.

I failed my role.

I failed my part.

I felt completely overwhelmed at that time.

Even if the director said,

"You did it. You got through it."

In the end, though,

thank God,

our movie turned out well.

It also left an impression.

So I'm very grateful

for that first project.

And that’s my most unforgettable one.

In Ang Haliparot, Ging's sexual awakening

was caused by her mother's boyfriend.

As for me, Aiko,

my own sexual awakening

was caused by our neighbor's boyfriend, who was hot.

But I didn't try to steal him away.

That's all I'll say.

Which sex scene in Haliparot was more enjoyable for me?

If I have to choose between

my sex scene with Matt Francisco,

while doing pottery,

or the one with Aerol Carmelo

under the mango tree?

I can't choose

because honestly,

do I really have to pick one?

I liked both of them.

They're both unforgettable,

and each gave me

a different experience.

The one while doing the pottery

had a completely different feel.

It was extremely dirty.

Really dirty.

The mango-tree scene, on the other hand,

was genuinely challenging.

We got scratched up under that tree.

So I can't choose.

They're both the best for me.

Each was a different experience,

unforgettable.

How was my experience filming this scene with Miss Maui Taylor?

She played my mother in Haliparot.

I'm so grateful that she agreed to do it.

Of course, she's one of our OGs.

At first, I couldn't believe it.

I was so intimidated.

After all, she's a veteran actress.

But Miss Maui was incredibly supportive.

Our dynamic as mother and daughter

worked out really well.

And when it came to the drama,

wow.

Those scenes were intense.

Especially the ending.

I'll never forget

how emotionally heavy

that dramatic scene was,

and how intensely

we both cried.

I'm incredibly grateful and thankful

for that experience.

Which part of my body

do I like my partner to touch and kiss?

I think those are two different things.

The part I like my partner touching

is my waist.

As a romantic person,

I want to feel safe and protected.

But the part I want him to kiss often is my forehead.

So, how was my experience with the pottery scene,

and how did I handle it in the movie's ending?

Honestly

we had a workshop for pottery

but I still couldn't sculpt a pot.

If you notice in the movie,

all Ging managed to create

was the shape of a penis.

Even in the poster, that's what you see.

So that's all I managed to make.

And how do I connect that to the Haliparot sex scenes?

There's nothing there. Nothing.

It's all just playful flirting.

Ging's character is all about being flirtatious.

So the pottery she's making

is still connected to that flirty side of her.

She didn’t sculpted anything

it’s just a penis, seriously.

I'm still a virgin.

Don't worry. I'll be gentle.

One of my most memorable experiences filming Papalit-Palit, Palipat-Lipat

by Direk Roman,

was the sex scene with VR

on a boat.

We filmed it right there near the mussel-farming area, out at sea.

And...

The funny thing was that the whole team had to come along, of course.

So we had two boats.

So we weren’t able to be covered.

All the sea plants and fish around us are witnesses

while we were doing the scene on top of the boat.

Everyone who was there saw it happening live.

That was one of the boldest things we did,

and I'll never forget it.

So, what makes the story of Papalit-Palit, Palipat-Lipat different?

I play the character Amie.

It's somewhat of a thriller,

with a touch of suspense.

Amy keeps moving from one victim to another.

She steal other people's partners.

And if she can't have what she wants,

she kills them.

So the story is quite dark and unusual.

My character is also a little crazy.

It was challenging.

And I was excited about the role because it was different.

It took me from drama into suspense.

How was my experience filming in the mussel-farming area?

I had mixed emotions about it.

The place smelled quite strong.

It felt like we'd all become fishermen.

We spent several days filming there.

But we also got to experience how to harvest mussels.

We saw how the locals do it.

It was a unique experience.

Something new.

And of course, we got to taste the local food.

There were all kinds of mussel dishes.

There was sisig, dishes with coconut milk, and other specialties.

It was a personal experience we had while filming.

It felt as though we were locals ourselves.

We had to learn what the local people did.

It was truly a unique experience.

How did Aiko show her allure in Papalit-Palit, Palipat-Lipat?

When she convinced a married couple to let her stay with them.

To the point that she became intimate with the husband.

She shared him with the wife

without the wife being able to do anything about it.

How did Aiko prepare physically and mentally

for her role in Papalit-Palit, Palipat-Lipat?

It was my dream role.

Being a psycho,

something like that.

There's a thrill, a challenge for me.

So I was happy to take on the role.

I studied the script and learned about my character.

I worked on her backstory, I studied everything.

Physically, there wasn't much preparation needed.

We ate a lot while we were there.

So, there wasn't much else to it.

And mentally...

there was one particularly heavy scene I remember.

Is the— Sorry, I'm not sure how best to phrase this.

But this is what happened in the scene.

My character, Amy, was caught in a gang assault.

I had a sex scene involving several men.

And we filmed it outside our location,

along the street.

There were people keeping watch, though.

It was one of the most challenging scenes, and I'll never forget it.

After the scene, the director ran over to me.

He checked to see if I was okay.

But maybe, because of what I'd already experienced

during Pantaxa, where we'd done so many intense scenes,

I wasn't as nervous, or afraid.

I really had to prepare myself thoroughly.

It was almost as if I'd become accustomed to it.

Wow, right?

Would I agree to a living arrangement where I'd share a roof

with the person I love and his other woman?

No, I wouldn't agree to that.

No, that would never happen.

I couldn't live like that.

Either I'd leave, or the person I love would have to leave.

I'd rather replace them.

Ang Lihim ni Maria Makinang was a different experience for me.

I really enjoyed the story because it was unusual.

Imagine a girl who can only be seen and grows older during the full moon.

And this was also the movie that became part of our film festival.

So I was happy to see myself on the big screen.

Maria Makinang is a very mysterious character.

So, what is mysterious about Aiko?

I hardly tell anyone anything about my personal life.

I keep my personal life very private.

Whatever I have or whatever I'm capable of,

whether it's my background, family, or finances,

I keep all of that mysterious.

For example, if I'm having something done,

people wonder, "What does she do for work?"

"What is she up to now?"

Aside from VMX.

If I were a fairy who granted wishes,

what kind of fairy would I want to be?

Hmm, wow.

Maybe I'd want to grant anything someone wishes for,

anything they dream of, I can give it.

For example, if you wanted a wonderful husband,

I'd snap my fingers, and he'd be standing right in front of you.

That's the kind of fairy I'd want to be.

Am I shy like Maria?

And is there a part of my body I used to feel embarrassed about

but am proud to show now because I find it attractive?

Hmm, I've always been shy.

I've been an introvert since I was a child.

I think I learned to socialize

when I started working in show business,

because it became part of my job.

I had to work on myself,

learning how to talk to people,

communicate, and open up.

That's something I needed to do.

Even now,

that shy side of me is still there, especially...

if I’m not really comfortable around people I don’t vibe with.

If I don’t feel a connection with someone, you won’t hear me talking much.

That part of me is still there.

VMX helps bring out the shy side of me that I usually hide.

Because I’ve already shown you that side of me. Of course,

there are still some things I keep private. There’s one thing I haven’t shown you yet.

I still can’t show you that, of course, because it’s private.

But if there’s one thing I’m proud to have shown, it’s probably my butt.

Then I realized that it could actually look sexy.

Yeah, sometimes you lose that sexy appeal when you’re too focused on dieting.

How was your experience filming a sex scene in the middle of a river?

That was an incredibly difficult experience.

It was raining, and the water current was strong, so we had to hold on to the rocks.

The river water was extremely cold.

As soon as we got into the water, my partner, Gold, couldn’t stop shivering.

We had to wait a few minutes to get used to the

temperature of the water because it was too cold.

That scene was so difficult to finish.

I remember not realizing that

the rock I was holding had spiders and other insects on it.

In the middle of our sex scene, I suddenly froze and screamed.

My partner told me,

“Just let it bite you if it has to. Let’s just finish this scene.”

It was really that difficult.

I’ll never forget that experience.

It was also a delicate situation at some point, and we had to hurry.

How did I feel seeing myself in my own movie on the big screen?

I was happy and excited because we usually only get to watch our work on the app.

It was the first time VMX artists got to experience

seeing our hard work on the big screen, like a real movie.

After all, making movies is what we do, right?

I felt proud and grateful because,

when people first told me I could act after my first movie,

I still didn’t believe them.

I thought I had just gotten lucky.

Acting came somewhat naturally to me when I was younger.

But after doing another project and receiving good reviews for our acting,

that was when I finally accepted it.

Kidding aside, I accepted that maybe I really do have some acting talent.

I’m grateful that you got to watch me on the big screen,

and I hope you watched the movie.

Now, let’s talk about me.

What is Aiko Garcia like in front of the camera?

And what is she like with her friends?

Here’s what I can say.

When there’s a camera around, Aiko is always laughing mischievously,

even when the camera isn’t pointed at her. She’s happy.

I’m a genuine person, of course, except when I’m playing a character.

That character is what you see on screen.

When you’re with my friends, expect ten times the craziness.

All I can say is that I have nothing left to hide. That’s the real me.

- [How does Aiko Garcia love?] - Intensely.

Aiko Garcia loves intensely.

She can love sincerely and give everything, even to the wrong person.

So don’t even try it.

Aiko Garcia has an irresistible kind of allure.

Ian Veneracion.

Right? He’s incredibly handsome.

And if there’s a position I’ve dreamed of trying with him,

when it comes to being on camera, it’s the sexy cowgirl position.

I’m on top.

What I still want to achieve in this industry is to be given opportunities

to show my potential and build on what I’ve already started.

Like getting a good project?

Maybe.

For the movie Balinsasayaw,

we had a lock-in shoot in Nueva Ecija,

and got the chance to join their Sibuyas Festival.

It was one of our happiest shoots

because it was a real festival,

and we were there participating alongside everyone else.

I also witnessed something for the first time.

I got to see a carabao race.

You’ll see it in our movie. It’s actually included in the film.

It was my first time seeing a carabao race.

I didn’t realize how fast they could run.

That was one of the most fun experiences I had while filming Balinsasayaw.

It’s hard to choose.

Benz plays my husband in this movie.

Our sex scenes were really intense.

And with Apphle as my secret lover, there was that thrill and excitement.

Each had a different approach,

so I think it’s a tie.

I can’t choose.

You should watch it.

Yes, there’s something different about it.

Of course, when it comes to men, I’m more careful about my boundaries.

There are certain areas I don’t want touched.

But when it comes to women, I’m more comfortable.

Especially if she’s just a friend.

So while filming a sex scene, it feels like we’re just playing around.

I’m comfortable with women.

In real life, I’m not adventurous.

I like being comfortable.

I prefer a soft bed

and a cozy room.

I don’t want to be up in a tree, on a roof, or just anywhere.

I don’t want things to be unnecessarily difficult.

My experience with VMX showed me that it’s not that easy.

So I prefer being comfortable.

So, what has my experience been like?

Honestly, in real life, I haven’t tried it yet.

I don’t want to agree to it. I’m possessive.

Even when we’re filming a scene for VMX,

I can’t imagine how I would do it in real life.

Because of how everything is set up and how the scene flows.

For VMX, we choreograph everything.

So we know what we’re supposed to do.

In real life, I might just end up getting bitten on the foot.

So I haven’t tried it in real life,

and I don’t think I plan to.

Because, as I said, I’m possessive.

In Maharot, my character's name is Joni.

A woman selling her body for money.

Playing Joni made me realize

there's so many of us sacrificing every piece of ourselves,

just to achieve our dream.

And, that's the bittersweet reality.

That’s what I can say.

As Aiko, in my three years so far, I’ve never fallen for a co-star at work.

I’m very focused on my job.

When I’m working, I see them as fellow artists or coworkers.

But most of the time, all of them have simply become my friends.

There’s never been any romantic connection because of that.

It’s something I really dream of experiencing in this lifetime.

Being completely naked, feeling free, and being one with nature.

I want to do it on an island,

on the shore, by the sea.

I want to roll around in the sand. That’s truly one of my dreams.

Have I ever experienced people gossiping about me?

Maybe not among my neighbors.

But nowadays, especially on social media, it happens a lot.

Sometimes the bashers have things to say, of course, because we’re sexy actresses.

Our work is still considered taboo in our country.

And there are so many things people say about us.

So how do I deal with it?

I always tell myself, “Do whatever you want.”

Whether you do something or not,

people will always have something to say.

So just do what makes you happy.

I make money, and I’m happy.

Aiko is really playful and flirtatious.

Mischievous and flirtatious.

But only around people she feels comfortable with.

People she knows won’t disrespect her, right?

Of course, we know how to adjust when attending formal events.

I’m playful around people I’m comfortable with.

Forbidden Desire is about a girl

who has a secret relationship with her best friend, Obel.

I remember one scene during the shoot where we used ice cream.

We smeared it on our bodies,

and one of us had to lick it as part of the sex scene.

Of course, I’d choose the person I love,

even if the relationship were forbidden.

Because forbidden things can be exciting.

My first choice is to be submissive.

But if it goes on for three hours,

of course, I’d want to take the lead sometimes, too.

I can’t imagine myself falling for someone of the same gender.

Someone who already belongs to another person,

but whom I still really want.

Given all the movies I’ve done under VMX,

I’m one hundred percent sure my allure has leveled up a hundredfold.

I’m not holding anything back now.

Your lust…

It steals opportunities and… dreams.

Your lust…

It steals opportunities and… dreams.

Your lust…

It steals opportunities and dreams.

Your lust…

It steals opportunities and dreams.

Your lust…

It steals opportunities and dreams.

Your lust…

It steals opportunities and dreams.

Puri for Rent is about a girl who is desperate for money.

That’s why she accepted a difficult job, even though she didn’t want to do it.

If I were in Nancy’s situation, I wouldn’t be able to accept the job she took.

I can see that there are plenty of other chances and opportunities.

It’s difficult when you have to do something against your will,

but you’re still expected to do it.

How do I feel about sex toys?

I don’t want sex toys.

No, I don’t. I feel like they’re for people who aren’t good enough on their own.

Sorry, that’s just my personal take.

I haven’t tried them, and I don’t want to.

If you want a toy to play with,

I want to be the one you play with.

I don’t want any accessories.

That’s it.

No.

No.

No.

It also helps relieve stress.

Your stress hormones, too.

And especially when you’re with someone you love,

the dopamine they give you feels different.

It helps you live longer, right?

Filming Bulong ng Laman was also a unique experience for me.

Of course, I was making love to myself in front of a mirror.

I have to admit that, yes, I’ve experienced that in the past.

From a personal perspective, let’s say, it came from selfishness and uncertainty.

Especially when it comes to my future security.

Hmm.

What turns me on the most is what you might call King energy.

Someone protective, dominant, a leader, and a provider.

That’s it.

That’s my biggest turn-on.

I love passionate.

My all-time favorite sex position is missionary.

You are so beautiful.

You don't need anyone else.

What are you doing?

Calm down.

Calm your dick.

I'll take care of you.

Did today’s steamy content get you sweating?

Did the things that were supposed to get hard get hard?

If you want to keep those feelings going,

just follow the allure I bring.

Once again, I’m Aiko Garcia, and this is Alindog ni Aiko.