Ministry of Culture donates 600 million VND to 3 provinces damaged by storm Kajiki

(Dan Tri) - On the evening of August 26, at the concert "Vietnam in me", Deputy Minister Ta Quang Dong, representing the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, presented 600 million VND to people in 3 provinces heavily affected by storm Kajiki.

Despite the heavy rain, thousands of spectators still flocked to the concert Vietnam in me . The concert left a deep impression of love for the Fatherland and national pride.

This is one of the key activities of the Exhibition of Socio -Economic Achievements, celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025), directed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST), in coordination with the Hanoi Opera House.

It is worth mentioning that right at this concert, Deputy Minister Ta Quang Dong, representing the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, donated 600 million VND to the people of the three provinces heavily affected by storm Kajiki: Nghe An, Ha Tinh , and Quang Tri.

Deputy Minister Ta Quang Dong, representing the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, presented 600 million VND to people in 3 provinces heavily affected by storm Kajiki (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Along with that, singer Duc Phuc also donated 150 million VND to support people affected by floods.

Duc Phuc shared: "This afternoon, I heard that the program will raise funds to support the people of Central Vietnam. Therefore, I would like to send 150 million VND to donate and support our people. For me, Vietnam is a source of pride, gratitude and the spirit of mutual support, the strong helping the weak."

In his performance, Duc Phuc brought a deep color with the songs "Aspiration is Vietnamese" and "Do what you want ". His clear voice and sincere emotions helped him touch the hearts of listeners. Duc Phuc's performance was like a message about love for family and homeland - where everyone finds peace to return to.

Duc Phuc (red shirt) performed in the concert "Vietnam in me" and donated 150 million VND to flood victims (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Vietnam Music Night in Me is also a gathering place for many famous artists, bringing diverse musical colors.

SOOBIN Hoang Son is one of the factors that created the biggest explosion. The male singer appeared with a youthful style, performing a series of songs such as: Tien den giac mo , Tro ve and especially the duet Tu nguyen with Hoa Minzy. His smooth voice, delicate handling combined with modern stage effects made the audience constantly sing along.

If SOOBIN brings freedom and modernity, Hoa Minzy leaves an impression with songs like: Bac Bling , Se Chien Thang . Her resonant, emotional voice and confident performance style help the female singer win the hearts of her fans.

SOOBIN Hoang Son on stage "Vietnam in me" (Photo: Organizer).

The combination of SOOBIN and Hoa Minzy on stage is considered a special highlight, both youthful and inspiring, connecting national pride with aspirations towards the future.

Singers Anh Tu and Duong Hoang Yen performed two songs, I am a Vietnamese - Vietnamese Homeland , as a greeting to thousands of audiences. The lively melody, powerful voice, and modern sound and lighting effects quickly captivated the audience, opening a night of emotional performances.

Anh Tu continued to clearly portray Vietnamese identity in the performance "We sing folk songs" . The male singer also spread positive energy in a medley about youth and travel, evoking youthful memories in the hearts of the audience.

Duong Hoang Yen sang with a high-pitched voice when performing To Quoc Trong Sang Mat Sua and Cau Quan Lanh Lung . Her powerful voice, rich technique and attractive performance style helped her become a highlight.

Hoa Minzy left an impression with "Bac Bling" and "Se Chinh Thang" (Photo: Organizer).

Singer Erik appeared brilliantly with "Di giua troi ruc ro" and "Anh trai nuoc Viet" . His youthful voice, vibrant choreography and elaborate staging turned Erik's performance into one of the highlights of the music night.

The Chillies band stirred up the audience with a series of songs loved by young people such as Dai boulevard mat troi , Cu chinh thoi and Vung ki uoc . With a liberal and intimate performance style, the group not only brought excitement but also created profound moments, reminding the audience of their youthful memories.

Quan AP conquered listeners with his warm voice through emotional songs such as: Smell of home , Love life more and Kiep sau van nguoi Viet Nam . His simple but sincere performance style helped him leave an unforgettable impression, especially in the message of attachment to family, homeland and love for the Fatherland.

The concert "Vietnam in me" satisfied the audience with both sound and image (Photo: Organizer).

Another highlight of the show was the harmonious combination of music, technology and stage design. Each performance was meticulously crafted, from smoke and fire effects, flares, LED screens, to the artists’ costumes, sometimes traditional, sometimes modern. All together, they created a multi-dimensional, emotional cultural picture, bringing a satisfying visual and auditory experience.

Not only stopping at art, Vietnam in me also brings meaningful messages. As MC Nguyen Khang led in the program: "Vietnam in me is my mother's lullaby, the song of my childhood, the belief in a bright future".

This concert was not only a spectacular night of music but also a testament to the power of music to unite. The brilliance of the artists contributed to making Vietnam in my mind a place that spreads national pride and love for the country.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/bo-van-hoa-trao-tang-600-trieu-dong-cho-3-tinh-bi-thiet-hai-boi-bao-kajiki-20250827001928204.htm