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Countdown Begins for Gulf's Biggest Talent Hunt Show - GVOM II

  •   Thu, Sep 02 2010 07:46:51 AM

Countdown Begins for Gulf's Biggest Talent Hunt Show - GVOM II

Dubai, Sep 2: The second edition of Gulf Voice of Mangalore is already underway, and all six participating Gulf countries have already chosen six each candidates from male and female category for the semi-finals.

The semi-finals of the much- awaited event will kick off on September 30 in Bahrain.

Four major sponsors have agreed to be part of the event as mega sponsors.

Ronald Colaco and family, NRE entrepenuer will be the plantinum sponsor. Other mega sponsors are Nido, UAE Exchange and Dunes Hotel Apartments.






Speaking to daijiworld.com, which is the exclusive web partner of the biggest Talent Hunt Show, Valerian Peris, main coordinator of the event said that ample arrangements will be made to accomodate visitors from all over the Gulf countries and other places for the finals of GVOM-II to be held in Shaikh Rashid Auditorium, Dubai on October 22 this year.

Leslie Rego, who co-ordinates the entire event with his master plan will be the compere for the semi-finals which will take place in the Gulf countries.

Joel Periera, Claud D'Souza and Reena Dsouza will be the nuetral judges who will be flown in from India.

"Several VVIPs and VIPs are expected to take part in this show. There will be several surprises which will be revealed to the public through daijiworld.com very soon..." said Valerian Peris.


Following is the schedule of semi-finals:

September 30 in Bahrain (organised by Karavali Konkans, Bahrain)
October 1 in Doha (MCA, Doha)
October 7 in Muscat (MCCP Muscat)
October 8 in Kuwait (Youth Recreation Center)
October 14: Saudi Arabia (Organizers  Aangankonkneche)
October 15 in Abu Dhabi (KCO, Abu Dhabi)

Grand finale will be held in Dubai on October 22. 


For any clarification kindly contact local organizers :

UAE:

Valerian Peris 0097150 6880775 , 0097150 6880775     
James Mendonca 0097150 6453861, 0097150 6453861     
or
e-mail us at: gvmdubai@gmail.com.

Abu Dhabi : Contact Gerald D'Mello contact bo 050 6162577


DOHA: 

1. Harry Lobo -00974 5842346 00974 5842346     
2. Veena Rebimbus - 00974 5759059, 00974 5759059     
mcaqatar@gmail.com
 

BAHRAIN:

Ronald D F DSouza 00973 39278607     
ronalddfdsouza@yahoo.com


SAUDI ARABIA:

Contact in Riyadh:

Arun D'Souza # 0503298657   
Eric D'Sa # 0509519106
Manoj Mascarenhas # 0502198157
aangankonkneche@gmail.com


Contact in Dammam:

Ronald Fernandez # 0503827023


Contact in Jeddha:

Wilfred D'Souza # 0503366437


KUWAIT :
 
Lawrence Pinto - 0096599803755 0096599803755     
pintolawrence@gmail.com  


MUSCAT :

Suraj Rebello - 00968 99447862 00968 99447862     
suraj.rebello@gmail.com

Gulf Voice of Mangalore - 2010 : Complete Coverage

  • Bahrain: 12 Singers Qualify for ‘Gulf Voice of Mangalore’ Semi-finals 
  • Doha Shortlists 12 Contestants for ‘Gulf Voice of Mangalore’ Semi-finals
  • Kuwait : 12 Singers Qualify for Gulf Voice of Mangalore Semifinal
  • Mangalore : 'Gulf Voice of Mangalore' Logo Released, Jury Announced
  • Saudi Arabia : Twelve Singers Qualify for 'GVOM' Semis
  • Muscat : Twelve March into Semifinals of 'Gulf Voice of Mangalore'
  • UAE : Twelve Singers Qualify for 'Gulf Voice of Mangalore' Semifinals
  • Dubai: 'Gulf Voice of Mangalore' - The Talent Hunt Show Set to Roll On
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    • William P.Sequeira, Mangalore / Dubai.

      Fri, Sep 03 2010

      Being a wellwisher and admirer of GVOM, I greatly look forward to the semifinals and finals of this programme. I was a bit disappoited at the number of entries for the auditions. I was expecting atleast 3 times the entries compared to 2008 given the popularity this event has enjoyed. The reasons could vary, but I would suggest the organizers to avoid publishing the age and qualification of the contestants. Most of the contestants are from the 30 plus age group. Some of the female singers are housewives. Asking their age and qualification in public wouldn't be very polite. As expressed by one of the singers to me, this might have discouraged many of them from participating. I hope GVOM will become more and more popular and help in locating the best talent in the Gulf. I wish the organizers, participants and daijiworld all the best.

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    • Sunil D'Souza, Mangalore/Qatar

      Thu, Sep 02 2010

      Best wishes to all the semifinalists of GVOM II.

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    • STALIN MISQUITH, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

      Thu, Sep 02 2010

      ALL THE BEST TO ALL THE SEMI -FINALIST.

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    • gerald rego, Mukka/Mangalore

      Thu, Sep 02 2010

      CongraTulations to organizers of Voice of Mangalore. In this recession erra it is difficult to organize the mega event like GVOM (Gulf Voice of Manglaore). At the same, time i would like to know what is the difference between VVIP and VIP and also request the organizers not to differentiate our community/public calling VVIP, VIP and ordinary persons.

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