In the 2 Sing! semi-final night! Asia, Phuong My Chi will continue to compete for a place in the next round.
The new episode trailer reveals the appearance and song of the singer born in 2003. After "Buon trang", "Rock hat gao", "Bong bot hoa", mashup "Tuy am - Luc Hai vi vuong", Phuong My Chi will bring "Vietnamese girl" to Sing's second semi-final! Asia 2025.
She chose a pink outfit with outstanding stones, a unique style, and a pop rock feel. Phuong My Chi's image in the second semi-final has changed greatly compared to the previous rounds.
According to the program's rules, the second semi-final has a total of 8 contestants. The 4 winning contestants will advance to the final and the 4 contestants will stop playing.
In this round, Phuong My Chi will meet again with opponents who had faced each other in the previous round such as Chu Phi Ca, Vuong Hoang Hao, or compete with teammates Kha Lau who were on the same team in the previous round.
In the first semi-final, Phuong My Chi collaborated with singer Kha Lau to perform the mashup "Tuy am X Luc Hai Vi Vuong". She combined the traditional cabbage to perform.
DTAP's choice of cai luong - a traditional musical material to tell cultural stories on the international stage helps Phuong My Chi clearly leave a personal mark.
When I sang that ancient cau hoi, I just thought of how to sing about Trung Trac's story with the most pride. Chi feels very happy to stand on the international stage and sing about the history of her Vietnamese people - Phuong My Chi shared.
It is known that before getting into the arrangement, DTAP carefully researched the characteristics of each type, from the musical structure to the performance style. Choosing an monochord of Vietnamese traditional musical instruments, with only one string but can fully express the depth of emotions.
The erhu, also known as the xo xo xo in Vietnam, is present in both Vietnamese and Chinese music, but the performance technique, sound and expressive spirit carry the unique identity of each country.
Semi-final 2 Sing! Asia will air on Friday evening (18.).
