Chin-Chin Gutierrez

• Carminia Lourdes Cynthia Arnaldo Gutierrez (born November 22, 1971), better known as Chin-
Chin Gutierrez, is a Filipina actress and environmentalist.[1][2][3]

• Gutierrez starred in a number of films during the 1990s, among them are Maalaala Mo Kaya:
The Movie (1994), Sa Aking Mga Kamay (1996) and April, May and June (1998) for Star Cinema.

Personal life

• Gutierrez is the daughter of botanist Dr. Hermes Gutierrez and painter Cecilia Arnaldo. [4]

• She earned her bachelor's degree in communication arts, graduated CumLaude from Miriam
College and was enrolled in a combined MA/PhD program in organizational development (major
in transformative spirituality) at the Southeast Asia Interdisciplinary Development
Institute (SAIDI), recently completing the same.

• In 2023, she completed a Master's in Pastoral Ministry with focus on Biblical Studies and is
currently preparing for Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology.

• Gutierrez endorsed Pantene Shampoo in 1995.[5] She retired from acting in 2015.

• She chose to live as a consecrated lay person, privately, with a private vow of chastity,
renouncing marriage and without a community.

• Advocacy

• Gutierrez is the founding chair and president of the ecological foundation Alaga LAHAT, which
she created in 2006. This organization was a member of the Eco-Waste Coalition. Previous to
having her own group, she was also a founding member and officer of Mother Earth
Foundation. [citation needed]

• A vegetarian, she starred in an ad for PETA Asia-Pacific in which she said that "fish are friends,
not food".

• Filmography

• 1991 • Onyong Majikero •

• 1992 • Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal •

• 1993 • Di Na Natuto (Sorry Na, Pwede Ba?) •

• Maalaala Mo Kaya: The Movie •

• Johnny Guess: Ang Taong Laging

•
• 1994 Nagtatanong

• Lagalag: The Eddie Fernandez Story •

• 1995 • Escobar (Walang Sasantuhin) •

 • Ipaglaban Mo: The Movie •

• Mula Noon, Hanggang Ngayon •

• Sa Aking mga Kamay •

• Bloo •

• Ikaw Pala ang Mahal Ko •

• Bayad Puri •

• Sa Pusod ng Dagat •

• April, May, June •

• My Guardian Debil •

• Ama Namin •

• Legacy •

• Jose Rizal •

• Pedrong Palad •

• Tatarin •

• Tomagan •

• Rigodon •

• The Mourning Girls •

• Pandanggo •

• A Love Story •

• I've Fallen for You •

• Cul de Sac •

• Watawat (The Flag) •

• Television
 • Maria Clara de los
• 1993 • Noli Me Tángere •
Santos
• 1995 • Melinda • Melinda •

• 1996 • Bayani • Teresa Magbanua •

• 1997 • Desaparacido • •

• 2002 • Habang Kapiling Ka • Helga Lamermoore

• 2004 • Krystala • Super Z / Zora / Zorina

•
• Komiks Presents:
• 2005 • Valentina's mother
Valentina

•
• Komiks Presents: Da
• 2006 Adventures of Pedro • Minokawa
Penduko

• Supportin
antagonis
• Corazon Roxas vda. de
• 2007 • Maging Sino Ka Man
Berenguer

•
• Maging Sino Ka Man: • Corazon Roxas-
• 2008
Ang Pagbabalik Romualdez

•
• Maalaala Mo Kaya:
• 2009 • Ellen
Tasa
 • Lead role
• Patricia Aragon -
• • Dahil May Isang Ikaw
Alferos

• Lead role
• Maalaala Mo Kaya:
• • Coring / Corita
Isda

• Guest role

• 2009–2010 • May Bukas Pa • Teresa Malimban

• Special pa
• Precious Hearts
• Kristine Esmeralda
• 2010 Romances
Lopez-Fortalejo
Presents: Kristine

• Lead role
• Maalaala Mo Kaya:
• • Flor
Wedding Ring

• Archive fo

• 2023 • Cattleya Killer • Camille dela Rosa

• Music

• In late 2003, Gutierrez released, after two years in the making, an album of her versions of
lullabies from around the Philippine archipelago, in around half a dozen languages and dialects,
including Hiligaynon, Waray, Cebuano, Bicol, Tagalog and others. The album, UYAYI: A Collection
of Philippine Lullabies, was the result of field research capturing sound recordings of elders
around the country singing their traditional songs for the youth, then a process of laborious re-
recording of the songs, accompanied by Pinoy musicians such as Bo Razon, Joey Ayala, Tots
Tolentino, Malou Matute and Rachel Conanan.[1] The double CD includes one CD of her music,
and one of the field recordings, plus a short video of the making. It has won several awards,
received a National Commission for Culture and the Arts grant, and was the focus of a few music
showcases.