On the evening of July 11, the Semi-final 1 night of the Sing! program. Asia 2025 witnessed the impressive performances of 5 contestant couples from all over Asia.
In particular, the couple Chu Phi Ca (China) and Miyuna (Japan) made the audience and the judges "burst into tears" with a perfect combination, outstanding compared to the performance of Phuong My Chi - representative of Vietnam.
In the first Semi-final night, Chu Phi Ca and Miyuna shined in the two songs "Sky High, wide Sea" and "Dream of the East", which were judges judged to be excellent, finishing in 2nd place.
Chu Phi Ca, born in 2002, graduated from Zhejiang Academy of Arts, one of China's leading art schools.
At Sing! Asia, Chu Phi Ca stands out with their stable vocal technique, flexible and confident song processing on stage.
His performance of Ca Map Hang B attracted strong attention from the audience and the media, making him considered one of the brightest candidates for the championship.
Meanwhile, Miyuna was also born in 2002 in Japan.
Professional activities from 2018 to 2019, she signed a contract with A.S.A.B (under Avex).
Possessing a natural standard voice (husky), playing good guitar, and composing music, Miyuna is one of the promising voices of J‐pop - rock.
In particular, the songs Gamushara and Ten Ten Tenge were chosen as soundtracks for the anime Black Clover.
The ending theme for the anime Fairyiryiryiry Last is Boku to Kimi no Lullaby.
In particular, in the Semi-final 1 Sing! Asia, Miyuna revealed that she had just undergone laryngosurgery, quickly conquering the judges and the audience with her inspiring story.
Judge Truong Luong Dinh praised the winged voice: "The voice is wonderful, the two souls shine together... touching the ends of the universe".
The excellent couple won 28.7 points from the direct exam, including an absolute score of 10 from Truong Luong Dinh, 9.8 points from Ly Thua Huyen and 200.2 final points - officially moving straight to the Top 8.
Vietnam's representative Phuong My Chi and Kha Lau (China) brought a performance rich in cultural identity with the medley "Tuy Am" and "Loc Hai Vi Vuong".
The pair achieved 27.4 points from the direct judge, a total score of 190.6, officially entering the Semi-finals 2 in 3rd place.
Sing! Asia 2025 will continue to enter Semi-final 2 on July 18, where the contestants will face off directly to compete for a ticket to the Final.
