Despite the pouring rain, tens of thousands of spectators still immersed themselves in the concert 'Vietnam in me'

Despite heavy rain, tens of thousands of spectators still flocked to the National Exhibition Center (Dong Anh, Hanoi) on the evening of August 26 to attend the special art program 'Vietnam in Me'.

This is a key activity within the framework of the Exhibition of Socio -Economic Achievements on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of National Day September 2, directed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and co-organized by the Hanoi Opera House. Photo: Vietnam+

Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Trinh Thi Thuy (left) attended the program. Photo: Vietnam+

Despite heavy rain and flooded roads in many places, tens of thousands of spectators still showed up at the event venue, braving the rain to enjoy the music night. Photo: Vietnam+

Previously, the Organizing Committee announced that the program would still take place despite the unfavorable weather. The music night is not only an artistic event to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, but also a message of love for the homeland and the nation. The Organizing Committee provided a QR code to call for donations and sharing with the people of the Central region who are affected by storm No. 5. Photo: Vietnam+

Audiences eagerly await their favorite artists. Photo: Vietnam+

Singer Anh Tu clearly portrays Vietnamese identity in "Our people sing folk songs". Images of rice drums, palm-leaf fans, and folk dances blend with modern melodies to create a performance that is both familiar and fresh. Photo: Vietnam+

Singer Duong Hoang Yen performs the songs "Fatherland in the Sunlight" and "Sparkling Rainbow". Photo: Vietnam+

The stage is invested in a large scale with modern lighting and sound systems. Photo: Vietnam+

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 lights, to the artists' costumes, sometimes traditional, sometimes modern. All together, they created a multi-dimensional, emotional cultural picture. Photo: Vietnam+

Singer Duong Hoang Yen performs in the program. Photo: VNA

The Chillies group stirred up the audience with a series of songs loved by young people such as "Dai Lo Mat Troi", "Cư chill thoi" and "Vung ky uoc". Photo: Vietnam+

Hoa Minzy left an impression with her powerful voice in songs like "Bac Bling" and "Se Chien Thang". Photo: Vietnam+

The "Hibiscus" sisters Hoa Minzy, Duc Phuc and Erik appeared together in the show. Photo: Vietnam+

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