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Philippines Wins Inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia in Thailand
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The Philippines has won the first ever Eurovision Song Contest Asia. Carmelle, representing the Phillippines, scooped first place with the track “Sobra-Sobra,” earning 211 points. She beat Thailand’s act Mang x Daou, who came second place with 179 points, and Vietnam’s Tóc Tiên,
The Philippines has won the first ever Eurovision Song Contest Asia. Carmelle, representing the Phillippines, scooped first place with the track “Sobra-Sobra,” earning 211 points. She beat Thailand’s act Mang x Daou, who came second place with 179 points, and Vietnam’s Tóc Tiên, who took third place with 164 points.
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