Artists burst into emotion when immersing themselves in Independence Day A80

VHO - In the solemn atmosphere of Ba Dinh Square, where the parade and march to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, September 2nd, took place, the participation of many familiar faces, from veteran artists to young stars, created an impressive highlight.

In the parade formation, the special feature of this year's Culture - Sports block is the harmonious combination of artists from many different fields.

A colorful picture of art forms and generations of artists

In the parade formation, the special feature of this year's Culture - Sports block is the harmonious combination of artists from many different fields.

The 80 artists selected by the Organizing Committee are all familiar faces from the North and South, who have affirmed their talent, dedication and great appeal to the audience in recent times.

The appearance of young stars such as rapper Den Vau, Hoang Thuy Linh, Tang Duy Tan, Mono, Duc Phuc... has brought a new breath, demonstrating the influence of contemporary art among young people.

The 80 artists selected by the Organizing Committee are all familiar faces from the North and South.

In addition, the presence of actors such as Hong Diem, Truong Quynh Anh, Duy Nam, Trung Ruoi and MC Khanh Vy... has created diversity for the lineup.

In particular, the Culture - Sports block also has the participation of many People's Artists, Meritorious Artists and artists from the Vietnam Tuong, Cheo, and Cai Luong Theater (now the Vietnam National Traditional Theater), Vietnam Youth Theater, Vietnam National Music, Dance, and Drama Theater, etc.

Famous singers, loved by the audience, also participated in performing special art shows.

Artists are honored and proud to participate in the parade

The combination of young and veteran artists has created a multi-colored picture, showing the continuity and intersection of generations of artists.

Thereby expressing an art that is constantly developing, blending tradition and modernity, shining together on the nation's Independence Day.

The combination of young and veteran artists has created a colorful picture.

More imbued with national pride and love of country

Participating in the parade, each artist brought their own emotions. Rapper Den Vau expressed his deep gratitude to previous generations. He felt extremely proud to have contributed a small part to this important event.

Previously, when participating in the ceremony to report to Uncle Ho, Den shared: "Visiting Uncle Ho's Mausoleum, Uncle Ho's stilt house, listening to stories about him during his lifetime, I see more and more that Uncle Ho's advice is always correct and goes with the years.

These are golden words for the younger generation to continue the tradition of their ancestors".

Young actor Dinh Khang, who plays Tu in the movie Red Rain, also wants to spread more patriotism.

He hopes that young people will always remember the merits of their ancestors, who sacrificed their blood and bones to have the independence we have today.

People's Artist Lan Huong and Meritorious Artist Do Ky, the only artist couple selected, also shared similar feelings. Although this was not their first time participating, for them, each time they participated in a national holiday was a great honor.

They just need to blend in with the crowd, to walk together in that sacred atmosphere to feel proud and happy.

For People's Artist Trong Binh, Vietnam National Traditional Theater, this autumn has a special and sacred meaning.

He shared: "For artists like us, being able to stand in the parade is a huge honor."

After many days of hard training, putting aside their personal schedules, each step of the artists has been in sync with the military and police forces, only to move towards a common goal.

People's Artist Trong Binh said that this is also an opportunity for each person to further appreciate national pride and love for their homeland.

“As the marching music played, my heart beat in unison with every step of the parade as it passed the solemn stage.

I was deeply moved when I walked through the stage where he slept and saw the national flag fluttering, in the space filled with applause from the people of the capital. That was the moment when the honor and pride surged the strongest" - the artist shared.

The participation of artists, from veteran names to young stars, has spread a strong patriotic spirit.

People's Artist Xuan Bac, Director of the Department of Performing Arts, said that the participation of artists is not only a meaningful activity but also an opportunity to educate about traditions and spread good values.

"Everyone mentions A80 with pride and deep gratitude... As artists and influential people, we are even more aware of our responsibility in spreading these good things," said People's Artist Xuan Bac.

The participation of artists, from veteran names to young stars, has spread a strong patriotic spirit, not only in the cultural world but also to all Vietnamese people.

The image of artists walking together through Ba Dinh Square, singing in harmony to bring artistic performances has become an unforgettable mark in this year's parade.

 

People's Artist Quoc Hung: Proud to play sacred melodies on the country's festival day

At the State-level rally, parade, and march to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, September 2, the moment I joined the artists in an artistic medley, I felt extremely proud and honored.

2025 is a special year, marking two important historical events of the nation: the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day and the 80th anniversary of National Day, September 2. Fortunately, I was honored to be invited to perform at both of these events.

People's Artist Quoc Hung

Even though I did not perform solo but sang along with other artists, I still felt extremely proud and moved to contribute to the sacred melodies of the country's festival.

For me, this is not only an honor for an artist, but also an opportunity to express gratitude to the generations of fathers and brothers who sacrificed to gain independence and freedom for the Fatherland.

The moment of singing in harmony in the historic Ba Dinh Square, witnessed by millions of people across the country, I consider it an unforgettable mark in my career. It is also a source of encouragement for me to continue contributing to revolutionary music .

Hoa Minzy : An honor, an unforgettable experience

Being able to participate in the special art program at the parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2 at the historic Ba Dinh Square is one of the greatest honors and prides in my career.

For me, this is not just a normal performance but also a sacred moment, when my singing is blended with the heartbeat of millions of Vietnamese people on the great national holiday.

In the solemn, proud and emotional atmosphere, I felt more clearly the responsibility of a young artist - to bring a fresh spirit, enthusiasm and love for the homeland to spread to the public.

Singer Hoa Minzy

Being able to sing with other artists in a national program is not only a recognition of my persistent efforts, but also gives me more motivation to continue contributing.

I believe that every melody that resounds during the 80th National Day celebration is a profound tribute to our ancestors who sacrificed to preserve independence and freedom for the nation.

The moment of standing on the big stage, with the people of the whole country looking towards the historic Ba Dinh Square, is an unforgettable experience – both joyful and deeply emotional. For me, this is a sacred pride that any artist longs to experience at least once.

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