Tempest group sings "Warm Wind Scarf", bursts into tears while performing in HCMC

On the evening of June 15, Tempest's T-our: Tempest Voyage music night took place at Phu Tho Stadium (District 11, Ho Chi Minh City), attracting 4,000 spectators.

This is the first live concert in the Korean group's career, and also the first stop on their global tour.

Tempest at a music night in Ho Chi Minh City, June 15 evening (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Leader Lew said the group was extremely excited about the concert in Ho Chi Minh City: "When we heard that we could hold a concert in Vietnam, we shouted really loudly, even happier than Hanbin (Ngo Ngoc Hung, Vietnamese member - PV)".

At the beginning of the show, Tempest delighted the audience with his interaction and Vietnamese speaking skills such as: "I love you", "Do you love me?", "Please eat well"...

The members said that Hanbin was the one who guided them on how to pronounce Vietnamese to bring surprise gifts to fans.

Tempest shows off his Vietnamese speaking skills at a music night in Ho Chi Minh City (Video: Bich Phuong).

During the nearly 3-hour concert, 6 members Hanbin, Eunchan, Hyuk, Taerae, Lew, Hyeongseop performed many of the group's favorite songs such as Young and wild, Dragon, Dangerous, Vroom Vroom, Dive, Bad news .... The boys also had impressive cover performances such as Bang bang bang, Fantasic baby (Big Bang).

In particular, Tempest's Vietnamese cover of Chiec khan gio am made the audience "explode" with applause and cheers from fans. Thousands of spectators sang along with Tempest, creating a vibrant atmosphere at Phu Tho Stadium.

Hanbin shared that this is a song from his school days that he really loved. The singer from Yen Bai spent many weeks teaching the members to sing the song fluently. Many audiences also praised Tempest for his fluent Vietnamese pronunciation despite many difficult words.

Tempest group sings "Warm Wind Scarf" in Ho Chi Minh City (Video: Bich Phuong).

Hanbin (Ngo Ngoc Hung) is happy to perform in his homeland Vietnam (Photo: Bich Phuong).

Sharing more at the concert, Tempest said that they consider Vietnam their second home and feel happy to perform here. The affection of the Vietnamese audience surprised and touched the group and they will try to contribute and improve more in the future. Tempest also did not forget to promise to return to Vietnam as soon as possible.

At the moment of saying goodbye to the Vietnamese audience, Hanbin could not hide his emotions. He burst into tears and choked up, sharing: "For Tempest, the concert in Vietnam is a gift, but for me it is like a dream come true. Thank you for loving us, thank you for coming here, thank you for calling me: "Hung"".

The music night took place at Phu Tho Stadium (District 11, HCMC) (Photo: Bich Phuong).

Tempest's concert has four ticket prices: 1.8 million VND, 2.2 million VND, 2.8 million VND and the highest is 3.8 million VND. According to the reporter's records, this live concert filled about 80% of the seats at Phu Tho Stadium. Some VIP ticket areas still had quite a few empty seats.

Tempest is a Korean idol group that debuted in March 2022 under Yuehua Entertainment. Since its inception, the group has attracted special attention from Vietnamese audiences because it has a Vietnamese member, Hanbin (Ngo Ngoc Hung).

Ngo Ngoc Hung was born in 1998 in Yen Bai, graduated from the International Faculty, majoring in marketing, Hanoi University of Commerce. Before working in Korea, he was known as a dancer, participating in many Kpop dance cover competitions.

In 2020, Hanbin attracted attention when he participated in the reality show I-Land of Big Hit Entertainment - the management company of BTS.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/nhom-tempest-hat-chiec-khan-gio-am-bat-khoc-khi-dien-tai-tphcm-20240616081011302.htm