Vo Viet Phuong and students bring the autumn moon to poor villages

Võ Việt Phương và sinh viên mang trăng thu đến bản nghèo - Ảnh 1.

The music night will take place tonight, September 26 at the Student Cultural House (Ho Chi Minh City National University) with the participation of guests: musician and singer Hua Kim Tuyen, band The Flob, students of two clubs: Guitar Nhan Van (Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities) and IUArtTeam (International University's Artistic Team - Ho Chi Minh City National University). The music night is completely free for students across Ho Chi Minh City.

All the money you donate during the concert will be sent to the "Fund for poor students in the highlands". The Fund will use all the money raised at the concert to donate to nearly 1,200 children of Nam Manh Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary School, Nam Manh Village, Nam Manh Commune, Nam Nhun District, Lai Chau Province" - representatives of the two Guitar Clubs of Nhan Van (University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City) and the Shock Art Team of International University - VNU-HCM) said.

Vo Viet Phuong was born in 2003, a former student of the High School for the Gifted, Ho Chi Minh City National University. Phuong is currently a student majoring in Digital Film Production at RMIT University.

He is known to the audience for the emotional songs he composed at the age of 17: "Goodbye, Dad". The song commemorates the sacrifice of 13 officers and soldiers in the landslide at Ranger Station 67 near Rao Trang 3 Hydropower Plant (Thua Thien Hue ), "Roi hun nam ta hoi lai" - a touching song inspired by the love of the late artist Chi Tai and his wife...

Võ Việt Phương và sinh viên mang trăng thu đến bản nghèo - Ảnh 3.

All program revenue is used for charity activities.

The Autumn Moon program is part of the Vo Viet Phuong Unitour project, which started with the first concert "Summer Sun" which was successfully held last April at Ho Chi Minh City University of Law. Autumn Moon is the continuation of this long-term charity music journey.

Võ Việt Phương và sinh viên mang trăng thu đến bản nghèo - Ảnh 4.

Vo Viet Phuong and family

Giving up his dream of studying in the US, despite having a scholarship to stay in Vietnam to pursue art, Vo Viet Phuong confided: "I chose to stay in Vietnam to pursue an artistic path. I think everything that happens has its reasons. If I had gone to the US, I probably wouldn't have been able to make music, wouldn't have been able to pursue my dream. I'm happy and grateful for the exciting years of my youth when I was able to study and live my dream."

Thuy Trang

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