Vietnamese artists in France sing to support people in Central Vietnam

French artists and friends expressed their feelings and hearts towards Vietnam.

Singing to raise funds to support people affected by natural disasters and floods in the Central region of our homeland is the purpose of the program "Motherland of Love" that recently took place at the Vietnamese Cultural Center in France.

The chamber music program "Motherland of Love" has been an initiative of artist Alain Vu Hoang Mi for many years.

This time the program is organized in collaboration with the Vietnamese Cultural Center in France and sponsored by the wife of the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Vietnam to France, Nguyen Thai Hiep Nhi.

Ms. Nguyen Thai Hiep Nhi speaks at the program

Speaking at the opening of the show, Ms. Nguyen Thai Hiep Nhi affirmed the meaning of the program as well as highly appreciated the sentiments of Vietnamese people in France who greatly support our compatriots in the country, following the Vietnamese tradition of "the whole leaves cover the torn leaves".

Many Vietnamese artists from many cities in France enthusiastically came to Paris to voluntarily participate in the program, such as traditional musicians Duyen Thinh and Ho Thuy Trang, soprano Ngoc Anh, tenor Thai Huy, mezzo sopranos Thanh Nguyen and Phuong Ngan.

In the chilly atmosphere of the last days of the year, songs like "Homeland of Childhood", "Homeland", "Floating Water Fern", "Love Song", "Autumn in Hanoi"... bring Vietnamese people and French friends who love Vietnamese culture many emotions and a surge of nostalgia for their homeland.

In particular, director and lead singer Alain Vu Hoang Mi demonstrated his unique soprano voice in the songs "Lullaby", "Song Que Song", and "Spring Market".

Singer Alain Vu Hoang Mi performs at the show

Singer Alain Vu Hoang Mi shared: "The program "Mother's Country" has been held annually since 2002 to raise funds for the program "Life is still beautiful". This time the theme is still "Mother's Country", but the program wants to focus on the people of Central Vietnam who have suffered a lot of pain and loss due to natural disasters and floods".

Last year, the program "Motherland" raised nearly 1,000 Euros to send back home to support the program "Life is still beautiful" to help people with disabilities in Vietnam./.

According to VOV