Many artists remember talented musician Lu Nhat Vu

On the morning of July 6, at Chanh Phu Hoa Park (Chanh Phu Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City), the family of the late musician Lu Nhat Vu held a memorial service to mark the 100th day of his death in a warm and emotional atmosphere. Artists, friends and relatives came to burn incense to commemorate the talented musician.

Here, singer Bich Phuong, along with her family and friends, sang "The Song of the Southern Land," one of his representative works, moving many to tears.

Artists, writers, and friends visited the grave of the late musician Lu Nhat Vu.

On this occasion, musician Pham Dac Hien, Chairman of the Binh Duong Provincial Association of Literature and Arts, presented awards to honor artists who have made outstanding contributions to the development of culture and arts in Binh Duong province after the reunification of the country.

Composer Lu Nhat Vu (1936–2025) left behind a musical legacy deeply rooted in Southern Vietnamese culture and imbued with patriotic spirit, with many songs closely associated with the resistance movement and the nation-building process.

Songs like "Saigon Girl Carrying Ammunition," "Song of the Pioneers," "Rest Assured, Mother," and especially "Song of the Southern Land" (released in 1997, the theme song of the film "Southern Land") are loved by many for their ability to evoke, through melody, rhythm, and sound, the era of migrants opening up new lands, carrying layers of regional cultural meaning and the distinctive character of the people of Southern Vietnam.

MINH HIEU

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dong-dao-van-nghe-si-tuong-nho-nhac-si-tai-hoa-lu-nhat-vu-post802685.html