On the evening of August 26, the concert "Vietnam in Me" took place at the National Exhibition Center (Dong Anh, Hanoi).
From the afternoon, it will rain in moderation. The audience spent hours moving to the concert venue due to flooding in Hanoi's inner city.
After 8pm, the program started but it was still raining heavily. Singer Anh Tu and Duong Hoang Yen opened with two songs "I am a Vietnamese" and "Vietnam's Homeland". After that, the two sang the song "Noi tay dai" right on stage to show support for the people of the Central region.
One of the anticipated female singers is Hoa Minzy. She sang the hits "Bac Bling" and "Se Chien", and sang a familiar melody with the audience.
Meanwhile, Duc Phuc brought a deep emotional with the songs "Khat vong la nguoi Viet Nam", vibrant with "Do what you want". He wanted to message the audience about peace - love for family and homeland.
The other two "brothers", Quan A.P and Erik, also had impressive performances. The male singer conquered listeners with his warm voice through emotional songs such as "Scent of the Whole House", "Love More Life" and "The Next Life is still Vietnamese".
Coming to the program, the band Chillies stirred up the audience with a series of songs loved by young people such as "Dai Lo So", "Cu chill thoi" and Vung nho.
In particular, Erik also performed a song that was performed in the show Anh trai say hi as "Anh trai nuoc Viet".
The program ended with 2 performances "Coming to the dream" and "Return".
Sharing about the choice of the song "Return" by musician Duong Thu, Soobin confided: "Thank you so much for waiting for us in the heavy rain. I don't know what else to say when I have the honor to stand on this stage. It is even more special when I get to return to Hanoi and meet the audience again".
The male singer said that he sang the song "Return" as a simple message, that every child when traveling far has a place to return to. That is family, hometown, country.
Lasting more than 120 minutes, "Vietnam in Me" took the audience from heroic, vibrant to calm, reflective. The songs chosen not only have the heroic sound of history but also express the beauty of the people and country of Vietnam, arousing national pride in each child of Vietnam.
With the theme "Vietnam in Me", the music night is a place where artists and audiences express their love for the Fatherland.
The program uses artistic language to bring the audience back to the arduous yet proud 80-year journey of the country. From the successful August Revolution, President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence giving birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, to today's journey to build and defend the Fatherland.
Also at the event, the organizing committee also launched a donation program to share with the people of the Central region who are struggling with storms and floods.
