Guinness Website on - Konkani World Record - Marathon Singing at
Kalangann, Mangalore

30 January 2008
Singing marathon record smashed!

At 10pm on Sunday 27th January 2008 a new Guinness World Record for
the Longest Singing Marathon by Multiple Singers was achieved by the
Mandd Sobhann Cultural Organisation, in Managalore, India. The
stunning 40-hour record was achieved without any rest breaks by a
continuous stream of 44 different groups consisting of 1,711 singers
belting out 645 songs in the Konkani language.

A record of this magnitude is just as much a test of logistical and
organisational skills as it is singing durability - the attempt took
almost a year of meticulous planning to succeed!

As Guinness World Records adjudicator, Keith Pullin, announced that a
new record had been set, the vast crowd at the Kalaangann (the world's
only Konkani Heritage centre) erupted in deafening applause and
cheers, as the organisers danced and embraced with unbridled tears of
joy and relief. Fireworks, confetti, and tickertape filled the warm
night sky as singers, musicians and spectators partied into the
morning of a brand new, world-record-holding-day.

The above news is awailable in guinness website at
http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/adjudications/080127_longest_singing_marathon.aspx


Photographs at guinness website:
http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/images/adjudications/080127_singing_marathon_1.jpg
http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/images/adjudications/080127_singing_marathon_2.jpg


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