Culture & Entertainment · Singapore Bureau
Singer Nada Fitri wins Anugerah 2026 after competition's five-year return
The 25-year-old vocalist has claimed the S$25,000 grand prize at the prestigious singing competition, which resumed after a half-decade absence. Fitri emerged victorious from a field of five finalists in a closely contested final.
LSN Singapore ·
Nada Fitri has been crowned champion of Anugerah 2026, marking a significant moment for the singing competition as it makes its long-awaited return to the regional entertainment calendar. The 25-year-old vocalist secured the top prize of S$25,000 after competing against four other finalists in the competition's finale.
Fitri's victory came following an intense final round that saw her face off against runner-up Farras Qushayyi. The closely contested performance underscored the high caliber of talent that participated in this year's edition.
The competition's revival represents a notable development for the regional music scene, coming five years after its previous iteration. The return of Anugerah 2026 signals renewed interest in showcasing vocal talent across South and Southeast Asia, with the prize purse and competitive format attracting a strong field of performers.
The contest's resumption follows an extended hiatus, with organizers seeking to re-establish the platform as a key event for emerging and established singers in the region.