Spectators including Pereira, Michael Peters, and Scarlett Massie of England praised the high caliber of performances from Korea, Vietnam, and Laos. “It was amazing, a very high standard,” Massie remarked. Peters echoed the sentiment, highlighting the choreography, staging, costumes, and vocals as “incredible.” The trio confidently suggested “Asia Vision” as the moniker for the competition’s return.
Anticipation for a second edition is already building among attendees. However, the audience at the One Bangkok Arena dwindled significantly shortly after Filipino singer Carmelle claimed the trophy. While the venue was crowded, it was not at capacity, and questions remain regarding the level of commitment from regional broadcasters to sustain and expand the contest beyond its current 11 participating nations.
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