Dubai: Gulf Voice of Mangalore - Semi-finals on Oct 3


Dubai: Gulf Voice of Mangalore - Semi-finals on Oct 3

Daijiworld Media Network

                                                                  
Dubai, Sep 21:
Gulf Voice of Mangalore, a talent- hunt show for the Konkani speaking community that is spread all over the Middle East has just started to warm up.  Except Muscat , all other  Gulf  states have completed their first round and are looking forward to the semi-final round.

UAE,  the most popular destination for Konkani activities is set to organize the semi-finals under the banner of the most vibrant Konkani community organization in the Gulf , Mangalore Konkans Dubai on Oct 3, 2008 at the Indian Consulate Auditorium.

Already 14 contestants have been selected for the semi-finals and two will be chosen on Oct 3 for the finals to be held in Kuwait.  Konkani legend Wilfy Rebimbus, yodeling king Melwyn Peris, and music maestro Joel Periera  will choose the two top singers from UAE.

Gulf Voice of Mangalore is considered to be one of the most popular and top rated talent show in the history of Konkani music, holding a  cash prize of Rs 1 lakh rupees to the  winner. 

Lawrence Pinto and Louis Rodrigues from Kuwait are the backdrop players of this event under the  banner 'Youth Recreation Club Kuwait'.

Mangalore Konkans Dubai  is all set to stage the semi-finals of the Gulf Voice of Mangalore, UAE Chapter at the Indian Consulate Auditorium. Gates open at 5pm and the event will begin at 6pm sharp.

According to the President James Mendonca and Main Coordinator Valerian Peris, this event is the first of its kind in the UAE.  The program will last for three hours consisting of  two sessions.  During the first  half ,  14 semi-finalists  will compete for the top two places  to fight it out in the finals to be held in Kuwait on October 17th, 2008.

In the second half , the audience will be entertained by  well renowned Konkani singers Wilfy & Meena Rebimbus and Melwyn Peris   Music will be played by Joel and his troupe. Leslie Rego, Mangalore's popualar compere will host the show.

The entry is on invitation only.

You may call following numbers to guarantee your entry:

050 658 8383 (Rony Dcunha)
050 458 3930 (Alwyn Pinto)
            

 

Gulf Voice of Mangalore - Follow-up:

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  • Doha: Gulf Voice of Mangalore - 12 Singers Enter Semi-finals
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  • Bahrain: 12 Singers Qualify for 'Gulf Voice of Mangalore' Semi-finals
  • Dubai: 14 Singers Qualify for 'Gulf Voice of Mangalore' Semi-Finals 
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    • George, Suratkhal

      Tue, Sep 30 2008

      I wish to support Mr. Simon Lasrado in his comment he encourages to compose lyrics on recent brutality towards Christians. This is one medium of give out our message loud and clear.

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    • Norbert Menezes, Dubai Mysore

      Mon, Sep 29 2008

      I support the idea of Mr Simon Just as we had "Aye Mere Watan ke Logon" by C Ramachandra Sung By Latha M During the war we need a similar song that will bring all Mangaloreans united together and rekindle our Faith and love for our religion and our culture

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    • Johnson coutinho, Palimar/Mira Road-mumbai

      Mon, Sep 29 2008

      It is good to have a concept like “Gulf Voice of Mangalore”. According to me the need of the hour is to boost the general knowledge of today’s younger generation. Our next step is towards to have a show like “Quiz Master of Mangalore”. Think about it, because many of us even don’t know who is our ‘Chief Minister’ and who is our ‘Prime Minister’.

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    • Rudolph D'souza, Bondel/Canada

      Sat, Sep 27 2008

      HAT'S OFF TO LAWERENCE PINTO AND LOUIS RODRIGUES, YOU GUYS ARE DYNAMIC FOR ORGANISING 'GULF VOICE OF MANGALORE' SINGING COMPITITION ALL OVER GULF COUNTRIES. I WISH ALL THE BEST TO VALLU PERIS AND HIS TEAM FOR THEIR FUTURE EVENT.

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    • william d'souza, Malpe - Dubai

      Fri, Sep 26 2008

      I support the idea of Mr. simon - Please dedicate one song in this regard.- thanks.

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    • Simon Lasrado, Bengaluru

      Thu, Sep 25 2008

      Hello Gulf Voice of Mangalore,can you compose some songs relating the church attacks in M'lore,Udipi,Belthangadi by Hindu terroris Bajrang Dal,VHP and the goonda police? Sing them and narrate the audience,how police beat the christians mercilessly like animals.This will be surely a relief to those who suffered a lot.

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