“Love your parents while you still can! Come back to them while their eyes can still see your face, say loving words while their ears can still hear, repay their kindness while they can still receive it. Look closely at the wrinkles and silver threads of your parents. Because one day, all of that may only be in your memories.”
Singer Quang Dung performs the song "Rose on the lapel".
That is a message for children in the art night "Grace of birth".
July is remembered as the Vu Lan season of filial piety, an occasion to remember the merits of parents and ancestors, reminding children of their duty to do filial deeds to express their feelings and gratitude. The art night brought songs about family affection, about fathers and mothers, about the merits of giving birth and raising children, bringing many deep emotions such as "Mother's dream", "Is Dad old?", "Where is Dad?", "Where is Time Flowing?", "Mother's Heart", "My Dear Mother"...
There, there is Quang Dung with meaningful songs like “Bong hong cai ao” (Rose pinned on shirt), “Ca dao me”. Quang Dung’s voice is still passionate, warm, and full of emotion.
On stage, the image of a mother is the main spirit, supporting Quang Dung's singing, further enhancing the humane lyrics conveyed in the songs.
Tung Duong touched people with the song "My Mother".
At the art night, no longer the image of a "possessed" and eccentric singer, Tung Duong in the music night brought an elegant and gentle image. As soon as he stepped onto the stage, applause rang out. Not disappointing the audience, the singer caused many emotions with the two songs "My Mother" and "Father and Son".
“My Mother” is a song composed by musician Tran Tien, associated with the name of Tung Duong. The concise and meaningful lyrics of the song combined with the powerful and emotional voice of the male singer bring many choking aftertastes to the audience.
Tung Duong confided that, up until now, he and his mother have both been strong-willed and have different opinions on many things. However, his mother has always quietly supported and taken care of him during his performances.
“My mother always told me, ‘You should always be humble and sociable, always bring morality and humanity into your art as well as real life. That is the most important thing, not superficial success,’” the male singer confided.
Meanwhile, Hien Thuc continued to “succeed” in bringing tears to the audience when performing the song “Mother’s Diary”. Appearing at the art night, she wore a simple, elegant white ao dai.
Hien Thuc in the song "Mother's Diary".
As Hien Thuc sang, each scene recreated the meaning of the song, helping the audience immerse themselves in the story of a mother with diary pages recording her journey of a lifetime raising her child, a lifetime of caring for and loving her child. It is a journey of witnessing her child grow up, and also a great happiness for a mother.
According to MC Nguyen Khang, in just a few days, Hien Thuc's daughter will go to the US to study. Because she wanted to be close to her son, for a long time, she interrupted her artistic activities to be with her son, accompanying him on his journey to adulthood.
Perhaps that is why Hien Thuc cried on stage. This is not the first time she has performed the song “Mother’s Diary”, but every time she sings it, the female singer cannot hold back her emotions. As a mother, she understands the feelings of a mother, so every word in the song is like Hien Thuc’s confession.
The art night “Parenting Grace” tells a story about parents. Simple, not dogmatic, colorful but touches the audience’s hearts. One of its successes is that it has moved many young and old people to tears.
Many audiences could not contain their emotions with the messages conveyed by the art night.
In particular, the reading voice, sometimes soaring, sometimes solemn, sometimes passionate, of Meritorious Artist Le Chuc further leads to the outpouring of emotions:
“An old mother is like a banana with three flavors. Like sticky rice, like sugar cane… The person who receives the white flower will feel pain, miss and never forget the mother, even though she has passed away. The person who receives the rose will feel happy, remembering that he still has a mother, and will try to please her, lest one day when she has passed away, it will be too late to cry.”
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