Singers Cam Ly and Van Khanh stir up the stage atmosphere on the evening of April 30

(NLDO) – A series of cultural and sports activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South with the theme "Colors of Uncle Ho's City" closed on the evening of April 30.

On the evening of April 30, on Nguyen Hue walking street, many singing, dancing and sports activities were held. A large audience watched on each separate stage.

At the program "Homeland Melody", singer Cam Ly wore a charming Ao Ba Ba and performed songs, including "Aunt Hai Lua" (Composer: Minh Vy), for the audience. She received a lot of support from the audience.

Singer Cam Ly performs at the program "Homeland Melody"

She received cheers from the audience.

Cam Ly graceful in Ao Ba Ba

Singer Van Khanh wore an ao dai and performed the song "Thuong ve xu Hue " composed by Minh Ky and Hoai Linh. She also had positive interactions with the audience.

Singer Van Khanh

Before the program "Homeland Melody", the audience enjoyed the bronze scarf dance taking place at many stages in front of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee headquarters, on many stages in Nguyen Hue walking street and Ben Bach Dang park. This is an activity within the framework of the series of cultural and sports programs "Colors of Uncle Ho's City".

The artistic highlight of the program is the theme song "Khan Ran Dance - Homeland Shape", written by musician Quynh Xuan on the melody of Ly Bong Dua, arranged by Meritorious Artist Vo Thanh Liem and performed by singer Bich Phuong.

"Turban Dance" is performed in many places

A large audience enjoyed

The Organizing Committee hopes to create an impressive cultural phenomenon that attracts the attention of many people and tourists. Through each historical period, the checkered scarf has become a typical image of the indomitable spirit of the Southern people and to this day, the checkered scarf is still present in modern life as a source of pride, a cultural symbol rich in identity and humanity, connecting the heroic past with the dynamic, creative, friendly and affectionate present.

This community art performance is a work with folk tones mixed with modern beats like the proud breath and passionate love of the Southern people for their homeland and country.

3D mapping demonstration

After the "Turban Dance", on the stage in front of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee headquarters, there was a 3D mapping performance by France, Belgium, Singapore and a Vietnamese creative group.

The theme of the show is "50 years of heritage and future journey". At the same time, the audience enjoyed performances by the choir and the Symphony Orchestra of the Ho Chi Minh City Opera House in collaboration with singers.

Among them, the songs: "Rang ro Viet Nam" composed by Quang Vinh, arranged by Tran Manh Hung, performed by Meritorious Artist Pham Khanh Ngoc and Viet Danh; "Dat nuoc troi niem vui" composed by Hoang Ha, arranged by Tran Manh Hung, performed by People's Artist Ta Minh Tam...

At another art performance stage also under "Colors of Uncle Ho's City", many singers and dance groups performed impressive songs to serve the audience. Among them, singer Quach Beem sang "Khuc Khai Trieu" composed by himself, "Mot Vong Viet Nam" composed by Dong Thien Duc. Singer My Phon sang "Chao Anh Giai Phong Quan" composed by Hoang Van and "Di Giua Troi Ruc Rot" composed by Ngo Lan Huong.

Many performances were performed on stage in the art program series "Colors of Uncle Ho's City"

Singer Quach Beem

The series of activities with the theme "Colors of Uncle Ho's City" gathered most of the art units including: City Art Center, Symphony Theater, City Music - Ballet Theater, Lotus Folk Song, Dance and Music Theater, City Hat Boi Art Theater, City Culture and Exhibition Center, City Sports Service Center, City Water Sports Center and thousands of artisans, singers, artists, actors, dancers, athletes, martial arts clubs operating in the arts and sports in the city.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/ca-si-cam-ly-van-khanh-khuay-dong-khong-khi-san-khau-toi-30-4-196250501000201008.htm