According to a VNA reporter in New Delhi, the band Buc Tuong - the sole representative of Vietnam - opened the third Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) - India Music Festival 2024 with famous domestic songs.
This cultural activity, which attracted a large audience, was organized by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with Seher Presents on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of India's "Act East" policy.
The music festival, which lasted from the night of November 29 to December 1, featured 10 bands representing 10 ASEAN member countries and 5 bands from India. Opening the first night, the band The Wall set the stage ablaze at Purana Qila, one of the oldest forts in Delhi.
With famous songs such as Ra Khoi, Can Ba, Mua He Di Qua, Tam Hon Cua Da, Bong Hong Thuy Tinh, Nhung Chuyen Dia Dai... Buc Tuong "burned" with all their might and captivated the music-loving hearts of the Delhi audience with the dance. Although this was the band's first tour in India, the heat of Vietnamese rock truly "spread" to every arm and leg of thousands of audiences in the South Asian country. The music space at Purana Qila fortress was "on fire" by the strong, individual voice of rocker Pham Anh Khoa and the fire from Buc Tuong musicians under the leadership of guitarist Tran Tuan Hung.
With elaborate preparation and fiery performances, The Wall has truly left a deep impression on the audience of the capital New Delhi in particular and the ASEAN-India audience in general.
In her opening remarks, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs Pabitra Margherita said that “music is a common language that inspires, heals and connects us”, adding that “this festival highlights the cultural bonds we have built over the years. It is a celebration of how music transcends borders, strengthens our bonds and strengthens the bonds that unite ASEAN and India in our shared journey of development”.
The ASEAN-India Music Festival 2024 has given audiences a rare opportunity to experience the rich, diverse sounds of both regions in one venue.
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