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Mangalore: Talents galore at Konkani singing contest semi-final

  •   Tue, Aug 13 2013 05:31:26 PM

Mangalore: Talents galore at Konkani singing contest semi-final

Report: Sunil Menezes, general secretary
Pics: Sandeep D’Souza, Angelore

Mangalore, Aug 13: The semi-final of the Golden Konkani Singing Competition organized by Konkani Natak Sabha for adults was held on Sunday August 11 at Don Bosco Hall here.

Fr Peter Cyprian D’Souza welcomed the gathering. Prem Lobo introduced the judges, Martin D’Souza and Dolphy Saldanha compered the programme and Sunil Menezes proposed vote of thanks and announced the results.

Fr Paul Sequeira, Antony Martis, Rony D’Cunha and Dr Prashath Raj were the judges for the competition.
 
 
The following contestants qualified for the grand finale:

Solo (Ladies)

Josma D’Souza, Permannur, Shaini Pereira, Gurpur, Denora I.V. Fernandes, Derabail, Lavita Lobo, Angelore, Femina Moras, Bajpe
 

Solo (Gents)

Jaison Sequeira, Gurpur, Gavin E. Menezes, Derebail, Shelton Raynol Pinto, Bondel, Arun D’Souza, Jepuu, Vinil Lasado, Permannur


Duet (Ladies)

Chrismitha D’Costa and Sharon Fernandes, Bajpe,
Anjali Andrade and Betsy Rodrigues, Cordel,
Helma Menezes and Nishel D’Souza, Puttur,
Viona D’Souza and Oshin Theodore, Cascia,
Primrose Pinto and Prinitha Pinto, Derebail.
 

Duet (Gents)

Raynol Sequeira and Ashwin D’Costa, Cordel,
Jaison Sequeira and Wilton Fernandes, Gurpur
Samson Coelho and Anil Roopesh D’Souza, Cascia
Ashwin Sequeira and Shailesh Pereira, Surathkal
Joywan Vincent D’Souza and Nester Mario Peris, Angelore
 

Mixed Group

Divina Fernandes and group, Angelore
Frenita Tauro and group, Bajpe
Prem D’Souza and group, Cordel,
Alida Peris and group, Gurpur
Shanthi D’Souza and group, Cascia
 

Married Couple

Anil and Irene D'Cunha, Cordel,
Maxim and Lona D’Souza, Kinnigoli
Prakash and Shirly Fronteio, Jeppu,
Manohar and Anitha Cutinha, Hospet,
Elias and Sylvia Coelho, Cascia

 
  

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Wed, Aug 14 2013

    Really nice to hear the great singing contest of Konkani Songs.This is a good platform to our youth to find out their own talents and shape the future.Congrats to organisers and winners.All the best.Thanq.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Tue, Aug 13 2013

    What no comments at all?
    Waiting for me only Yeah? O.K.
    Now I have also one talent..which many don't have....Looking at girl's face only I can tell whether they can sing or not....Unique talent ...Yes or No?
    Men except for a very few here and there...usually croak...not much in mans voice ...I tell you...
    What judge and all -5 6 for this...men too? Can they croak I mean sing like the beautiful ladies out there?

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore, Houston/Dallas, Texas

    Tue, Aug 13 2013

    What a colorful gathering with so many young talents on the stage displaying their very best to the audience. How come so many seats are empty for such an auspicious occasion? Where are the nuns and the priests? Where are the parents and family members of so many contestants?

    Contests such as these need an all-out support from the community. This is one way to encourage the youth to come forward and devote their time and talents for worthy causes.

    We have had the opportunity of attending some of these contests and we were truly thrilled with the performance. We must somehow fill up the audience in order to motive the contestants to come forward in a larger number year after year.

    Meanwhile congratulations to all those that were instrumental in organizing this Show.

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