UAE to compete at 'I-Sing World Finals' in Toronto

Powerful albeit effortless from an ensemble, it happened in Dubai on Friday evening while blitzes of all form and substance have been rocking and rattling the world.

- Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior Reporter

This was the sendoff for a quartet who shall represent the UAE at an international vocal excellence competition in Canada this August 12 to 15.

A concert that took place several days after the UAE was ranked among the safest in the world, and was only expected to preview what Kirstin Reyes (12), Zairah Alexine Ragat (12), Celine Madison Matondo (10), and Dr. Rommel Pilapil Sergio (51), would be able to deliver at the “I-Sing World Finals” in Toronto.

Regardless of race, creed and orientation, one would have the chance to abound with their God-given talents by way of well-grounded guidance and support.

"I-Sing World Finals" is a twist from the 2014 13-Asian country battle of singers “I-Sing” competition founded by Malaysian entertainment industry players Yuro James Tee and Romli Bidin.

I-Sing World Finals (UAE) national director Elipas Sibua said: "Held yearly, it is a cultural movement that promotes excellence in singing, performance artistry, and international collaboration. It provides a stage for both amateur and professional singers to shine, compete, and be discovered."