Diva Ha Tran announced the live concert "Pure Galaxy" to mark 30 years of operation.

The event has great significance for Ha Tran. She said she has heard many comments like "Ha Tran is a monument in music" but the female singer always considers the past 30 years as a learning journey. Therefore, the live concert is like a graduation exam.

In addition, through the concert, Ha Tran wants to repay her debt of gratitude to the audience. "Everyone has thousands of things to worry about in 24 hours a day. Yet, after 30 years of singing, I am still loved by the audience, who listen to my music and buy my CDs. That is a huge debt of gratitude," the singer said.

At the live concert announcement, Ha Tran cried when mentioning her biological mother - Meritorious Artist Vu Thuy Huyen. When the singer was 14 years old, her mother passed away, leaving her with a long-lasting loss. Even after Ha Tran got married and had children, she still sometimes felt lonely because of her mother's early passing.

"I call Uncle Tran Tien "dad" because he supported me a lot when my mother passed away early. Right now, I only think of my mother, wishing she could be present at this moment of happiness for me," Ha Tran said in tears.

Ha Tran cried.

The live concert "Pure Galaxy" includes 2 shows at Military Zone 7 Stadium, Ho Chi Minh City on the evening of August 10 and My Dinh Indoor Athletics Palace, Hanoi on the evening of August 24.

The guest artists accompanying Ha Tran throughout the two shows in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi include: father - People's Artist Tran Hieu, uncle - musician Tran Tien, niece - singer Marzuz, People's Artist Thanh Lam and singer Trung Quan.

In addition, each show will have its own guests such as Toc Tien and Lan Nha for the show in Hanoi; Phan Manh Quynh, Orange and 1 secret guest for the show in Ho Chi Minh City.

Regarding the guest artists, Ha Tran said: "My 30-year journey would not be complete without my family or Ms. Thanh Lam - who held my hand when I was young. The young guests are inspirational combinations or artists influenced by me.

Ha Tran added that this is the end of the "first 30 years" journey. Closing this journey, she will embark on new roles such as composing, hoping to have a "second 30 years".

At the event announcing the live concert marking Ha Tran's 30 years of singing, musician Tran Tien said: "As an uncle, if I praise my niece for singing well, it would be tactless."

In 2008, while in the Sahara desert (Africa), Tran Tien received a cassette tape sent from the US by Ha Tran. In the hot sand, he exclaimed: "My granddaughter sings so well."

Tran Tien regrets that Ha Tran doesn't have many solo concerts. He wishes he had more money to hold more similar concerts for his granddaughter. "It's a pity that my granddaughter was born into a family that only knows how to make music, not how to make money," the veteran musician shared.

Ha Tran said that even though they are family, there is no such thing as "if my niece likes it, she can sing my songs". After the first song "Toc gio thoi bay" , Tran Tien saw that his niece sang well and suggested that she record more.

"I started my career with other composers' songs. Later, I was able to sing Tien's father's songs even though I had known many songs since I was little," the diva said.

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