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Carmelle Collado hyped to represent PH in Eurovision Asia 2026 Grand Final

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November 13 ------ Rising Filipino powerhouse vocalist Carmelle Collado is gearing up for the biggest stage of her career as she prepares to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 Grand Final, which is the inaugural regional spin-off of the famous song competition, which will take place in Bangkok, Thailand, on Saturday, Nov. 14.


The Tawag ng Tanghalan alumna expressed immense pride over the prospect of waving the Philippine flag at the event as she shared that she is pouring everything into her vocal preparation. Moreover, she is perfecting her stage presence to captivate an international audience.


“Representing the Philippines on a massive stage like Eurovision Asia is a dream come true. I feel the pressure, of course, but the excitement and love from our kababayans keep me energized,” Collado said in a recent media interview.


Collado, known for her soaring high notes and emotional delivery, revealed that her performance will highlight both her signature vocal agility and a modern, Filipino musical arrangement. While keeping specific details of her staging under wraps, she promised a show-stopping number designed to leave a lasting impression on both the jury and viewers across the Asia-Pacific region.


She credited her supporters back home for fueling her confidence ahead of the live broadcast. “Every message of support reminds me that I am not standing on that stage alone. I am carrying the heart and talent of every Filipino,” she said.


Filipino fans around the world can tune in to the live telecast. Afterward, they can cast their votes during the official voting window. Meanwhile, updates on performance order and streaming links are available on social media. Fans can simply check the official Eurovision Asia and local broadcast pages for voting mechanics.


With her powerhouse vocals and undeniable charisma, Collado aims to bring home the historic first trophy for the Philippines.


Source: inquirer.net

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