Mandd Sobhann’s Konkani singing marathon crosses 130 hours, nears halfway milestone


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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SB)

Mangaluru, Nov 8: The ambitious attempt for the Guinness World Record for the longest singing marathon (multiple singers), organised by Mandd Sobhann at the Town Hall in Mangaluru, has officially crossed the 130-hour mark.

Continuing non-stop without repeating a single song or singer, the historic marathon is rapidly approaching the halfway point of its journey. Upon completion, the feat will fetch a new world record into the history books, elevating the Konkani language and culture onto the global stage while bringing pride to Dakshina Kannada and the state of Karnataka.

Day by day, the energy at Mangaluru Town Hall continues to intensify into a vibrant, festive celebration of music and heritage. Along with the local Konkani community from coastal Karnataka, large numbers of spectators, music enthusiasts, and Konkani lovers from across state borders are flocking to the venue to witness this once-in-a-lifetime historic moment.

Prominent personalities across the Konkani world have also visited the venue to extend their solidarity and encouragement to the organisers, Mandd Sobhann, and the thousands of participating vocalists.

 

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