Two Swiss talents perform in the music show “Bridge of Connection”

The performance is part of the two artists' tour in Hong Kong, Macau (China); Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos.

Artists Sophie de Quay and Simon Jaccard will perform in Hanoi. Photo: Swiss Embassy

Artist Sophie Loretan (Sophie de Quay) was born in 1990 in Switzerland. She has loved writing and music since childhood. At the age of 12, she was introduced to the world of musical theater while studying at the French School in New York (USA). She took on many leading roles on stage and studied singing with Tina Shafer - coach of famous singers Céline Dion and Avril Lavigne.

Returning to Switzerland, Sophie continued her art studies at Les Ateliers du Funambule. She regularly performed on stage, both solo and in groups. She also joined the troupe of the Théâtre des Salons in Geneva. Sophie graduated with a literature degree, studied professional vocal music in France, studied Chinese studies…

While studying, Sophie began recording her first compositions at One Music Studio. In 2016, she and artist Simon Jaccard formed the group Sophie de Quay, combining pop, electro and world music.

With the ability to sing in many languages ​​such as French, English, Mandarin and several others, Sophie de Quay has made her mark on many international stages, such as the US, India, Singapore, Japan, Romania, Spain, France, Poland, Türkiye...

In 2024, Sophie Loretan married Simon Jaccard, continuing her creative journey, bringing her music to audiences around the world.

In Hanoi, singer Sophie de Quay and her husband and co-star Simon Jaccard will bring vibrant pop melodies and emotional lyrics on a musical journey connecting cultures.

In addition to the performance on March 29, the two artists will also have a workshop with students of the Vietnam National Academy of Music on March 27 and perform at the opening ceremony of the French and Francophone Festival at Thong Nhat Park on March 28. All programs are free of charge.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/hai-tai-nang-cua-thuy-si-bieu-dien-chuong-trinh-ca-nhac-nhip-cau-gan-ket-696240.html