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}}'''"Singing Man Namisentria Act 4" ''' ([[Koran language|Koran]]: 싱깅맨 나미센트리아 Act 4, [[Namimorish language|Namimorish]]: シングマン 並川鳥杏 Act 4) is the eighth edition and also the third special of the Namimorish music festival, [[Singing Man]], to select [[Namimori]]'s and its neighbor [[Qasentria]]'s entries to the [[Fantasia Contest 27]]. |
}}'''"Singing Man Namisentria Act 4" ''' ([[Koran language|Koran]]: 싱깅맨 나미센트리아 Act 4, [[Namimorish language|Namimorish]]: シングマン 並川鳥杏 Act 4) is the eighth edition and also the third special of the Namimorish music festival, [[Singing Man]], to select [[Namimori]]'s and its neighbor [[Qasentria]]'s entries to the [[Fantasia Contest 27]]. |
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On XX December 2021, the return of the special binational collaboration was announced by the new head of Namimorish delegation [[Minagi Tzusuru]] after a seasonal break. The winning song from each country will compete for their respective nation at the Fantasia Contest |
On XX December 2021, the return of the special binational collaboration was announced by the new head of Namimorish delegation [[Minagi Tzusuru]] after a seasonal break. The winning song from each country will compete for their respective nation at the Fantasia Contest 27 which will be expectedly held in [[Glacea]]. |
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The format of the competition will consist of three shows: two semi-final rounds and a final. An initial 24 entries were selected for the competition through one method : an open call for song submissions separately held by each broadcasting company. The 24 competing entries are randomly divided into two semi-finals, with twelve compositions in each. From each semi-final, the songs that place within the top six qualify directly to the final, bringing the total number of competing entries in the final to 12. |
The format of the competition will consist of three shows: two semi-final rounds and a final. An initial 24 entries were selected for the competition through one method : an open call for song submissions separately held by each broadcasting company. The 24 competing entries are randomly divided into two semi-finals, with twelve compositions in each. From each semi-final, the songs that place within the top six qualify directly to the final, bringing the total number of competing entries in the final to 12. |
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Qasentrian singer Nada and Sovarasman-born Namimorish singer Shim Gyu-Seon (Lucia) won the selection, with Nada placing 1st with 14.29% and Shim Gyu-Seon (Lucia) finishing in joint 2nd place with Shamir with 11.69%. |
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==Format== |
==Format== |
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