By Sahayatri Dhakal

The campaign for Vinod Rai, a finalist in The Voice of Nepal Season 5, to win has started in full swing in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania at Gurras Spice House, Derry Street.

The coordinator of the campaign, Ronan Subba said that “Janasagar and Vinod Rai deserve this level of love and respect in support of Urlio Vinod Rai. We are eager to see the crown of this season’s winner on Vinod Rai’s head.“

“Entering the blind audition, battle round, knockout, top 12 voting, “The Voice of Nepal” Season 5’s Shaan, a talented singer, Vinod Rai has succeeded to be one of the finalists among four.”

Ronan added that, “In the same way, the special artist: Kiran Gajmer, The Voice of Nepal Season 3, title winner will present his song, while the supporting artists are Krishna Pradhan, Ronan Subba, Prakash Kshetri and Biren Rasaili.”

“In this way, all the organizers and the support of Kokomhendo Ensemble, Friends of Binod Rai, Yak and Yeti Restaurant and Bar, Mum’s Momo and Deli, Momo Hunt, Guras Spice House, Nepali-speaking Bhutanese and Nepali artists will be meaningful in a campaign to win Binod Rai.”

“In this effort, let’s say selfless brotherhood, our small respect towards talented singers and artists like Vinod Rai, respectable Nepali music lovers living in the country and abroad, as well as Nepali-speaking Bhutanese living in different parts of the world including America, Canada, Australia, etc. We express our gratitude to all our respected dignitaries of the Nepali community and the organizers have invited everyone for their support.”

“As a result of their immense love and blessings, Vinod Rai has managed to become a finalist today and we want to give credit to everyone here,” said Ronan Subba.

“Once again we make a special request to all of you to vote for Vinod Rai and make him the winner of this season of “The Voice”.

The Voice of Nepal Season 5 finalist Binod Rai Eelam was born in Nepal, but he is very popular among the Nepali-speaking Bhutanese community. He is also known as the beloved son-in-law of Nepali-speaking Bhutanese.

Support the New Americans magazine to continue to serve our community with precise news that affect the new American, immigrant and refugee community. https://paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8LHFS78NRNJJY&source=url