Duc Phuc recreates Intervision, sings with Sooyoung in ASEAN - Korea music night

More than 3,000 audiences immersed themselves in the cultural exchange space of the music night 'ASEAN - Korea 2025 - Accompanying in Vietnam' which took place on the evening of November 1 at Military Zone 7 Gymnasium (HCMC).

Singer Duc Phuc recreated the performance "Phu Dong Thien Vuong" to help the male singer win the Intervision competition championship at the ASEAN - Korea 2025 concert on the evening of November 1 - Photo: THANH HIEP

The concert is hosted by the ASEAN-Korea Center and the Korea Institute for International Cultural Exchange (KOFICE) with the support of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Korea and the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Vietnam.

The event “ASEAN - Korea 2025 - Accompanying in Vietnam” is part of the charity concert series that was initiated in 2008. This is the 8th time the event has been held, continuing the journey of sharing and contributing to the community.

Bridge connecting ASEAN - Vietnam - Korea cultures

The artists participating in the program bring pride in representing their countries, contributing to spreading cultural values ​​to the ASEAN bloc, especially Vietnam and Korea.

The blend of musical backgrounds creates a seamless and colorful emotional journey.

AHOF band shares their feelings when participating in the connecting music event - Photo: THANH HIEP

Not only stopping at music, each performance is also an introduction to the identity, spirit and cultural story of each country. The artists all expressed the desire to use music as a bridge, helping the audience understand and feel more deeply about the cultural values ​​of the region.

“Bringing Korean music and culture closer to international audiences is truly meaningful,” said Kep1er.

Also expressing joy at being the representative band to perform at the program, AHOF group hopes to "bring positive energy as well as the spirit of 'Companionship' to more people."

The band AHOF performed songs from their first mini album "Who We Are" to entertain Vietnamese and Korean audiences - Photo: THANH HIEP

Singer Min brings lyrical ballads to the concert - Photo: THANH HIEP

Vietnamese - Korean artists stir up

Right from the opening, the audience exploded when Sooyoung (Girls' Generation) appeared and said "hello" in Vietnamese, exciting the more than 3,000 audience members.

The boy band AHOF rocked the stage with four energetic songs. Despite being a rookie group, they made a splash by achieving the fifth highest debut album sales in K-pop history and this also marked their first performance in Vietnam.

The moment when singer Duc Phuc sang a part of Sooyoung's song made the audience excited - Photo: THANH HIEP

Artist Na Tae Joo surprised many audiences when he performed songs in the "Taekwondo Trot" genre, singing and practicing martial arts on stage - Photo: THANH HIEP

The "break" between the series of exciting performances came from MIN's performance, bringing quiet moments when the singer immersed the audience in a gentle ballad melody amidst the passionate atmosphere of the music night.

The atmosphere continued to "heat up" when Na Tae Joo performed a combination of Taekwondo and typical Trot music.

Duc Phuc delighted the audience when he performed a piece of Korean music to dedicate to his idol Sooyoung, and shared his pride in being on the same stage with Korean artists.

The auditorium of Military Zone 7 Gymnasium was filled with audiences enjoying the performances of Vietnamese and Korean artists - Photo: THANH HIEP

Girl group Kep1er performed a series of hit songs to satisfy KPOP music lovers - Photo: THANH HIEP

The Kep1er group appeared to the resounding cheers of thousands of spectators, bringing a series of vibrant songs to close the music night.

The members shared their emotions before the warm affection of the Vietnamese audience, considering this one of the most memorable memories in the group's international performance journey.

Sooyoung did not forget to send her warm thanks and expressed her wish "to return to Vietnam soon".

During the program, the organizers presented a grant of VND2 billion to the Vietnam Red Cross and Ho Chi Minh City for programs supporting Vietnamese children and youth. Over the years, grants from the "Companion" program have supported children and youth in Vietnam and Korea, multicultural families, and international volunteer activities, contributing to spreading the spirit of compassion across borders - Photo: THANH HIEP

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/duc-phuc-tai-hien-intervision-hat-cung-sooyoung-trong-dem-nhac-asean-han-quoc-20251101204506704.htm