Konkani Singing Marathon Crosses 130-Hour Milestone, Mandd Sobhann’s Guinness World Records Attempt Nears Halfway Mark
Mangaluru: Mandd Sobhann’s Guinness World Records attempt for the Longest Singing Marathon – Multiple Singers, being held at Town Hall in Mangaluru, has officially crossed the remarkable milestone of 130 hours.
The historic marathon, which is continuing without repeating either a song or a singer, is now approaching the halfway mark of its ambitious target. Upon completion, the event is expected to take Konkani language and culture to the global stage while bringing immense pride to Dakshina Kannada and Karnataka by setting a new world record.
With each passing day, Town Hall in Mangaluru is transforming into a vibrant celebration of music and culture, with the festive atmosphere growing increasingly energetic. Along with members of the local Konkani community from coastal Karnataka, large numbers of spectators, music enthusiasts and admirers of the Konkani language from across the state are arriving to witness this rare and historic event.
Several prominent personalities from the Konkani-speaking world have also visited the venue to extend their support and encouragement to the organisers, Mandd Sobhann, and the thousands of singers participating in this extraordinary endeavour.
