Duc Vinh, the winner of Vietnam's Got Talent 2015, who played 'Thi Mau' (a character from a Vietnamese folk tale), is about to make a comeback.

After two years of silence, the boy will soon reunite with audiences in a game show.

Mentioning Vietnam's Got Talent 2015, everyone will immediately remember Duc Vinh - the 9-year-old boy who skillfully transformed into classic characters from traditional Vietnamese opera such as Thi Mau, Suy Van feigning madness, the old man carrying his wife to the festival...

The latest photo of Duc Vinh.

Having gained fame after the competition, Duc Vinh received many offers from art schools inside and outside the province, with offers to cover his tuition and living expenses until he turned 18. However, his family declined, wanting him to focus on his studies first.

At the age of 11, the boy from Bac Ninh province was more confident and outgoing. His family allowed Vinh to perform in Hanoi when invited, to nurture his talent, but only on weekends. The rest of the time, he would often ask his father to buy him traditional Vietnamese opera CDs or watch online videos to practice on his own.

Will Duc Vinh join the coaching duo of Doan Trang and Thanh Bach?

Recently, the children's singing competition show "Tuyệt đỉnh song ca nhí" (Ultimate Kids' Duet) released a trailer for episode 2, featuring many intriguing details. The most surprising image concerns young Duc Vinh. In the trailer, Duc Vinh is wearing a blue ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) with a wave pattern and glasses. Although he only appears briefly for a few seconds, his fans easily recognize him. Compared to two years ago, Duc Vinh is taller, but his mischievous face remains as charming as ever.

With his forte in traditional Vietnamese opera (chèo) and folk singing (quan họ), coupled with his traditional áo dài attire, it's highly likely that Đức Vĩnh will once again create a sensation with his folk-inspired songs. Furthermore, the image of Đức Vĩnh receiving attention and guidance from coaches Đoan Trang and Thanh Bạch has led viewers to suspect that the "quan họ prodigy" might become their new student.

Duc Vinh, who played 'Thi Mau' in Vietnam's Got Talent 2015.

Also in this trailer, the coaches continue their intense efforts to recruit contestants. Details like Dai Nghia's angry outburst when Cam Ly is bullied ("My sister is too kind, that's why you guys are taking advantage of her"), or Thanh Bach's declaration, "You shouldn't betray your friends," show that the coaching pairs will still show no mercy when competing for contestants.

According to VOV