Expectations for Vietnamese artists to break through from Phuong My Chi and Chi Pu causing a stir on Chinese game shows

In 2023, Chi Pu attracted attention as the first Vietnamese artist to participate in the show "Sister Riding the Wind" in China. Initially, domestic audiences did not expect much from her because the female singer was not highly regarded for her singing voice.

However, during her participation in "Sisters Who Ride the Wind", Chi Pu showed her outstanding qualities such as dancing, fashion , and openness to connect with international artists. This helped her advance further in the competition, even winning many secondary awards after the show ended.

From this momentum, Chi Pu received many other game shows in China, had a large international fan base and became friends with many new artists, including Huynh Hieu Minh.

It is undeniable that, after the strong effect that Chi Pu created in China, Vietnamese artists also strongly participated in international game shows.

Among them, Suni Ha Linh also joined "Sister Riding the Wind" after Chi Pu. Currently, Phuong My Chi is the top name to watch on the show "Sing! Asia".

Phuong My Chi's performances have resonated with the Asian music community. Her unique voice, emotional performance style, and good stage interaction are the strengths that help her shine and make a difference among a series of fiercely competing artists.

In the quarter-final round filmed in Hong Kong (China), broadcast on the afternoon of June 27, Phuong My Chi sang "Bong phu hoa" (composed by DTAP), inspired by the story Nguoi con gai Nam Xuong. The highlight of the performance was the chorus performed in Chinese and the singer's high notes. The performance has currently reached more than 1.7 million views and is in the top 3 trending on YouTube.

Judge Truong Luong Dinh said he loved the way Phuong My Chi expressed Vietnamese culture in each performance.

Phuong My Chi then won the quarter-finals of the competition, leading singer Hoang Linh (China) with 15 votes from 21 judges.

Previously, in the episode recorded in Singapore, the Gen Z singer performed a mashup of Ly Bac Bo (Ba Cong Di Cho Troi Mua, Ly Cay Da, Ba Rang Ba Ri, Day Xe Bo) composed by DTAP, inspired by the cultural life of Northern people.

According to Chinese music producer Long Han, one of the 21 online judges, Phuong My Chi was bold in experimenting with combining traditional music with many modern elements.

In the first performance of the program, Phuong My Chi sang "Buon trang" (composed by DTAP), partly inspired by the work "Day thon Vi Da" by poet Han Mac Tu.

Judges Su You Peng, Truong Luong Dinh, and Dan Truong were all excited about the performance of the Gen Z singer.

Phuong My Chi once chose to sing "Rock Grain of Rice" to compete with a contestant from Japan and won, becoming the King of Vietnam's Station (the name the organizers gave to the winning contestant in each episode - according to the filming location). Her performances also attracted attention, all of which were in the top 10 trending on YouTube.

So it can be seen that after Chi Pu, Phuong My Chi is the Vietnamese artist who left a strong impression on Chinese game shows. Many viewers believe that Phuong My Chi will achieve great success in "Sing! Asia" and even create a strong effect, gaining a large fan base not inferior to her senior.

Because compared to Chi Pu, Phuong My Chi also has the advantage of singing. But she also faces many challenges in how to convey Vietnamese culture and music to international audiences.

However, no matter what direction they take, it is clear that the common point between Phuong My Chi and Chi Pu is that they both have a strong desire to conquer the international market and participate in the program with the most serious and methodical attitude.

From the effects of Chi Pu and Phuong My Chi, the audience has higher expectations for a generation of young artists who dare to experiment and reach out to the big ocean.

Source: https://baoquangninh.vn/ky-vong-nghe-si-viet-but-pha-tu-viec-phuong-my-chi-chi-pu-gay-sot-o-gameshow-trung-quoc-3364873.html