You Chose: Carmelle from The Philippines Should Win Eurovision Asia 2026 With “Sobra-Sobra”.
In a poll on EuroMix, you, the users, chose Carmelle, representing The Philippines, as your favorite to win the 2026 Eurovision Asia Song Contest with the song “Sobra-Sobra“. The singer won the poll with 44.57%.
The Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 will take place on Saturday, November 14th, hosted in Bangkok, Thailand. This is the first ever Eurovision Asia being held, with the winner potentially making history.
Click here to watch your winner of Eurovision Asia 2026!
Poll Results:
As mentioned, the Philippines won the poll with 44.57% of the votes. Malaysia came in second place with Aina Abdul and her song “Bluest Sky” with 25%. In third place, there’s a tie between Toc Tien, representing Vietnam with the song “Em Tiên“, and Junhee, representing South Korea with the song “Deep Dive“; both got 9.78%.
Click on the song title to listen!
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Vietnam: Tóc Tiên with “Em Tiên“
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Cambodia: Monetrey with “I Let You Go“
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Laos: Thinla with “BAE“
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Mongolia: Beck with “Without You“
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Bhutan: Nyendra with “Lhayi Semo“
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Philippines: Carmelle with “Sobra-Sobra“
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Bangladesh: Beatmosphere with “Tumi Ele“
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Thailand: Mang x Daou with “Aroma“
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South Korea: Junhee with “Deep Dive“
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Nepal: Pratik Himal Rai with “Ananta Maya“
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Malaysia: Aina Abdul with “Bluest Sky“
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Ofek Jerassi is an Israeli reporter, editor, content creator, and commentator, specializing in the Eurovision Song Contest. He has developed his extensive expertise since childhood, becoming a close follower of the contest. For the past three years, he has served as a writer and editor for EuroMix—Israel’s largest Eurovision website and one of the world’s leading platforms in the field, with over 1.5 million users annually.
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