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Eurovision Asia 2026: Which songs do Australian and Asian fans differ on?

Writer: Hayley Bessell
Hayley Bessell
13 minutes ago
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What songs did Australians and Asian voters love in our Eurovision Asia 2026 public poll?


Last week, we revealed the results of our public poll on the Eurovision Asia 2026 songs.


821 people voted, giving 4,105 "televote" points with more than three-quarters of all votes coming from Asia (77.2%).


Aina Abdul from Malaysia with Bluest Sky took the top spot.


In the poll, we also captured the demographic information of voters so we could break down the results a little further.


Today, we look at which songs were favoured by the Aussie fans versus the Asian fans.


Australian voters


1. Aina Abdul - Bluest Sky (Malaysia)

2. Tóc Tiên - EM TIÊN (Vietnam)

3. Carmelle - Sobra-Sobra (Philippines)

4. Nyendra - Lhayi Semo (Bhutan)

5. JUNHEE - Deep Dive (South Korea)

6. Thinla - BAE (Laos)

7. MANG X DAOU - Aroma (Thailand)

8. Monetrey - I Let You Go (Cambodia)

9. Beatmosphere - Tumi Ele (Bangladesh)

10. Pratik Himal Rai - Ananta Maya (Nepal)

11. Beck - Chamguigeer (Without You) (Mongolia)


Malaysia is the favourite with the Aussie fans. Aina Abudl amassed 23.5% of the votes with her entry Bluest Sky, but only four votes ahead of Vietnam!



Asian voters


1. Aina Abdul - Bluest Sky (Malaysia)

2. Carmelle - Sobra-Sobra (Philippines)

3. Tóc Tiên - EM TIÊN (Vietnam)

4. Thinla - BAE (Laos)

5. Nyendra - Lhayi Semo (Bhutan)

6. MANG X DAOU - Aroma (Thailand)

7. Monetrey - I Let You Go (Cambodia)

8. JUNHEE - Deep Dive (South Korea)

9. Beatmosphere - Tumi Ele (Bangladesh)

10. Beck - Chamguigeer (Without You) (Mongolia)

11. Pratik Himal Rai - Ananta Maya (Nepal)


The Asian voters have the same overall winner with Malaysia's Bluest Sky by Aina Abdul being the favourite!


Overall between the two communities both had three of the same songs in their top three.


The biggest difference between the two rankings came from South Korea, with JUNHEE's Deep Dive rising from 8th place among Asian voters to 5th with Australian voters, suggesting the song resonated more strongly with the Australian audience.







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