The live show, "Tri Am” (rough translation: Soulmate), was held after a postponement of three years because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Many of her supporters arrived early to secure a good place.

Tam and singer Ha Anh Tuan sang the popular duet “Sai Cung Thanh Dung” (Right Is Also Wrong) to great applause, which heightened as the two artists performed intimate gestures like holding hands and kissing each other on the cheeks. Emotionally overcome, My Tam sobbed on Ha Anh Tuan's shoulder at the end of the performance.

Several times during the show, the singer cried, knelt and bowed to thank the audience.

My Tam first performed live at My Dinh Stadium 18 years ago. When she returned to the stage, she was moved to hear that many of those who had attended the 2004 live event had continued to support her.

She sang several hits from the first decade of the new millennium, including "Toc Nau Moi Tram" (Brown Hair With Dark Lips) and "Hat Voi Dong Song" (Singing With The River).

My Tam performed more than 40 songs over three and a half hours, donning a variety of costumes and using many props. 

She sits on a floating moon and sings her hit “Uoc Gi” (I wish), wearing a long, flowing skirt that seems to cover the entire stage.

Tam also sang and danced to a number of newly remixed EDM-style tunes.

The singer enthralled the audience with a series of songs near the end of the event and promised to return to My Dinh soon.

Music promotes its role in advertising tourism

Hoi An Ancient City in Quang Nam Province, Yen Tu Mountain in Quang Ninh Province, Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh Province, and the Dong Van karst plateau in Ha Giang Province, along with a series of popular tourist attractions across Vietnam, have been spotlighted in the music videos of young singers. These music projects have not only inspired patriotism but also promoted Vietnamese tourism.

Former tour guide sets Vietnamese pop music trail ablaze

Singer Tang Duy Tan's "Ben Tren Tang Lau” (rough translation: Upstairs) has gone viral on social media, garnering hundreds of millions of views.

Vietnamese singers in running for international music awards

Two Vietnamese singers, Pham Dinh Thai Ngan and Wren Evans, have been nominated at this year's MTV Europe Music Awards and Asian TV Awards.

Club brings traditional music closer to young audience

From an art club of students, Cam Ca Club of Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted has developed into a place to teach ethnic musical instruments for free through the "Popular music learning" programme, with the desire to preserve and bring traditional music closer to the public, especially young people.

Da Nang music gala offers tourists an entertaining experience

A music gala attracting over 20,000 spectators took place on the night of July 9 at the Asia Park in Da Nang as part of activities promoting summer tourism in the Vietnamese central city.

Source: VnExpress