In pictures: Young artists light up Tan Da Show with music for women

The third edition of Tan Da Show on October 24 offered a vibrant musical experience, with singer Vinh Khuat and two young bands, Nghich and Sloth, performing songs that honour women.

The GOMO choir opens the show with two love songs.
The GOMO choir opens the show with two love songs.
The band Sloth performs a set of five songs.
The band Sloth performs a set of five songs.
Sloth’s Minh Thu immerses herself in the music.
Sloth’s Minh Thu immerses herself in the music.
The programme features songs that not only celebrate women’s beauty but also explore their rich inner worlds, individuality and independence.
The programme features songs that not only celebrate women’s beauty but also explore their rich inner worlds, individuality and independence.
Huyen Anh, lead singer of the band Nghich, performs at the show.
Huyen Anh, lead singer of the band Nghich, performs at the show.
Audience members enjoy a performance by the band Nghich.
Audience members enjoy a performance by the band Nghich.
Singer Vinh Khuat performs well-known songs of his own composition.
Singer Vinh Khuat performs well-known songs of his own composition.
Vinh Khuat performs a love song.
Vinh Khuat performs a love song.
Between songs, Vinh Khuat interacts enthusiastically with the audience.
Between songs, Vinh Khuat interacts enthusiastically with the audience.
Vinh Khuat handles every stage of his creative work himself, from songwriting and arranging to performing, filming and editing.
Vinh Khuat handles every stage of his creative work himself, from songwriting and arranging to performing, filming and editing.
The song “Viet Nam” lights up the Tan Da Show stage.
The song “Viet Nam” lights up the Tan Da Show stage.
Audience members respond enthusiastically to the performances.
Audience members respond enthusiastically to the performances.
Held behind the Nhan Dan Newspaper headquarters, Tan Da Show is being developed into a flexible cultural and arts programme that can be staged at different venues in future.
Held behind the Nhan Dan Newspaper headquarters, Tan Da Show is being developed into a flexible cultural and arts programme that can be staged at different venues in future.
Nhan Dan Editor-in-Chief Le Quoc Minh presents flowers to the artists and bands performing in the programme.
Nhan Dan Editor-in-Chief Le Quoc Minh presents flowers to the artists and bands performing in the programme.
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