Bangladesh
Beatmosphere
“Tumi Ele”
Win estimate 6.5% no. 6
meet the eleven
Eleven countries compete at the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia in Bangkok on 14 November 2026. Ten have both an artist and a song and one is still choosing. Every country has its own page with the full story of how its entry was picked.
Beatmosphere
“Tumi Ele”
Win estimate 6.5% no. 6
Nyendra
“Lhayi Semo”
Win estimate 6.5% no. 7
To be decided
Cambodia's Finest Voice
Win estimate 3.5% no. 11
Thinla
“Bae”
Win estimate 5.5% no. 8
Aina Abdul
“Bluest Sky”
Win estimate 9.5% no. 5
Beck
“Light”
Win estimate 4% no. 10
Pratik Himal Rai
“Ananta Maya”
Win estimate 4.5% no. 9
Carmelle
“Sobra-Sobra”
Win estimate 13% no. 3
JUNHEE
“Deep Dive”
Win estimate 18% no. 1
Mang & Daou
“Aroma”
Win estimate 17% no. 2
Tóc Tiên
“Em Tiên”
Win estimate 12% no. 4
At a glance
Artist, song, language and broadcaster. Anything not yet decided is marked as such.
| Country | Artist | Song | Language | Broadcaster | Chosen by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bangladesh | Beatmosphere | “Tumi Ele” | Bengali | NTV | Voice of Bangladesh |
| Bhutan | Nyendra | “Lhayi Semo” | Dzongkha | Bhutan Broadcasting Service | Rhythm of Bhutan |
| Cambodia | To be decided | To be decided | — | TV5 | Cambodia's Finest Voice |
| Laos | Thinla | “Bae” | English and Lao | VTE9 | Sieng Lao: The One |
| Malaysia | Aina Abdul | “Bluest Sky” | English and Malay | TV3 | Internal selection |
| Mongolia | Beck | “Light” | Mongolian | CNBC Mongolia | Mongolia's Chosen One |
| Nepal | Pratik Himal Rai | “Ananta Maya” | Nepali | Himalaya TV | Nepal Decides |
| Philippines | Carmelle | “Sobra-Sobra” | English and Filipino | ABS-CBN | Pili, Pinas! Philippine Selection Night |
| South Korea | JUNHEE | “Deep Dive” | English | ENA | Korea's Next Wave |
| Thailand | Mang & Daou | “Aroma” | Thai | Channel 3 | Thailand's Chosen One |
| Vietnam | Tóc Tiên | “Em Tiên” | Vietnamese | VTV3 | The Sound of Vietnam |
Songs are covered one by one in our listening guide, and how each country chose is laid out on the national selections page. Wondering why some of Asia's biggest markets are missing? See why India, China, Japan and Australia aren't competing.