Christmas Miracle

Thien Kim wishes Santa Claus were real and would bring gifts to her friends in remote areas, especially those affected by floods and storms in Central and Northern Vietnam. (Photo: Minh Hue)

As the chilly winds of the year-end arrive, people long to draw closer together. Christmas is always a wonderful excuse for love and sharing. In keeping with this spirit, the Children's Music Garden returns with the theme "Christmas Magic," promising to transform your Sunday into a colorful and emotional musical feast.

MCs Chau Phat and Thao Nguyen connect with the audience of the "Children's Music Garden" program with the theme "Christmas Miracle" at Studio S1 of Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio & Television. Photo: Xuan Phu

Under the lively guidance of MCs Thao Nguyen and Chau Phat, the audience will be transported to a "garden" where each melody is as beautiful as a lovely flower. The program is designed as a continuous chain of emotions. It begins with the vibrant and joyful "Christmas Harmony" sung by Thien Kim, leading viewers to the clear and melodious "The Sound of Bells" performed by Candy Ngoc Ha. And then, everyone will experience an explosion of emotion with the unique Christmas mashup by singer Kha Doanh.

The Christmas atmosphere at the S1 film set is not only dazzling with lights, but also radiant with the innocent energy of the young artists. It's the excitement of waiting for gifts, the joy of hanging up little stockings, and the infectious laughter that makes anyone who sees them feel young again.

The most touching highlight of "Christmas Miracles" wasn't the expensive gifts, but the heartwarming "letters" sent to Santa Claus. Instead of wishing for toys for themselves, the children dedicated their wishes to those less fortunate.

Audiences will surely be moved by the sharing of child singer Thien Kim: "I wish Santa Claus were real and brought gifts to children in remote areas, especially those affected by floods and storms in Central and Northern Vietnam."

Sharing the same thoughtful sentiment, singer Khánh Đan also expressed: “I hope this year Santa Claus will bring lots of gifts to the children in the areas affected by the floods... I pray that they will always have good luck in life.”

These heartfelt sharing conveyed the message: Christmas is not just about receiving gifts, but about giving. The magic doesn't come from Santa Claus riding reindeer, but from the loving and sharing hearts of each individual.

Poster featuring a Christmas mashup performed by Ý Vy and Khả Doanh in the program. Photo: Minh Huệ.

Beyond music and wishes, the program also provides a moment of reflection for the children to look back on the past year. Stories about Thao Nhi's memories of decorating the Christmas tree with her family, or Anh Thu's simple joy of drawing a Christmas tree picture for her teacher, will deeply touch the audience's hearts and make them appreciate the value of togetherness.

As MC Thao Nguyen shared in the program: "Christmas is not just about cheerful music... but also a moment for us to look back on the year and see that we've grown a little more." Even though time flies by, hopefully each person will still keep a warm little corner for themselves, a place filled with laughter and kind dreams.

MC Thảo Nguyên shared in the program: "Christmas is not just about cheerful music... but also a moment for us to look back on the year and see that we've grown a little more." Photo: Xuân Phú

The "Children's Music Garden" program, themed "Christmas Miracle," will be broadcast at 10:45 AM on Sunday, December 14, 2025, on DN1 channel of Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio and Television.

"Christmas Miracle" - a sweet musical atmosphere as winter approaches.

Phuong Dung - Minh Hue

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/van-hoa/202512/phep-mau-giang-sinh-98f2dc3/