The event took place at My Dinh National Stadium, on a grand scale, inspired by the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. One of the special highlights was the flag-raising ceremony and singing of the National Anthem , with the participation of 15,000 people, setting a Guinness record for the largest number of participants in Vietnam, recognized by the Vietnam Record Organization (Vietkings).
For musician Van Cao's family, this moment has a sacred meaning when they sang together the song Tien Quan Ca ( National Anthem ) - a work that has become the sacred soul of the mountains and rivers.
Painter Van Thao, son of the late musician Van Cao, could not hide his emotions as he stood among the crowd, listening and singing the familiar melody. He shared that although he had heard the National Anthem thousands of times, this time, with the participation of 3 generations of his family, his emotions were even more intense.
Van Giang, the eldest grandson of musician Van Cao, also brought his children to the event. This was the first time the whole family sang the national anthem together under the red flag with a yellow star at a large-scale event. He expressed his pride in contributing to creating this special record.
Not only a cultural activity, the festival also brings moments of tranquility with the sacred torch procession from Hung Temple to the stadium. This is a symbol of gratitude to the origin, connecting the national spirit through many generations. In addition, the grand art program is divided into three chapters, combining traditional music and modern performance technology. Live performances with the participation of 1,000 actors recreated the historical journey, honoring the traditional values of the nation.
According to director Hoang Cong Cuong, this is the first time a corporate event has been organized following the Olympic opening ceremony model, bringing touching and inspiring stories. With a 6,000m² projection screen system, 3D mapping effects, state-of-the-art sound and lighting, the event left an indelible mark on the hearts of attendees.
For the family of the late musician Van Cao, the event was not only a memorable memory but also a testament to the everlasting vitality of Tien Quan Ca, a work that has accompanied the nation through every stage of history. The moment when three generations sang the National Anthem together was a source of pride, a continuation of patriotism and belief in a bright future.
The traditional musical materials of drums, flutes, fiddles, and gongs of the Central Highlands are combined with modern electronic music to create a majestic, proud, and united national atmosphere in each performance. The performances are all staged grandly with a 6,000m2 projection screen, 3D mapping effects, and the participation of dozens to hundreds of dancers along with the appearance of hot artists today such as Toc Tien, Hieuthuhai, Mono, Anh Tu Atus, Jsol, Hoang Bach....
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