The stage at Thang Long Imperial Citadel became a meeting point for many cultures as international artists successively performed acts bearing their unique characteristics. The program opened with performances from 11 foreign troupes, featuring a dance performance to the music of "Sharing the Same Moon" by a Chinese artistic group.
In this performance, the image of the moon, familiar in the spiritual lives of many Asians, is exploited as a symbol of reunion, combined with the graceful and elegant dance of the Chinese dancers, creating a visually stunning experience for the viewers. Through music and theatrical art, the performance brings to life a space rich in the distinctive traditional culture of China.
The dance performance set to the music of "Sharing the Same Moon" was performed by a troupe of Chinese artists.
Following China's performance was "Sieng Khen Lao" from neighboring Laos, showcasing the distinctive sounds of the performing arts of the Land of a Million Elephants. The folk melodies and rhythms contributed to recreating the cultural and spiritual life of the Lao people, creating a gentle and intimate atmosphere for the audience at the event.
The performance "Sieng Khen Lao" from neighboring Laos features the distinctive sounds of the performing arts of the Land of a Million Elephants.
Meanwhile, the performance by the National Taekwondo Association from South Korea delivered an energetic show. Taekwondo is one of the most famous and distinctive cultural symbols of the Korean people. Through powerful and precise movements combined with formations and rhythm, the performance created a highly visual spectacle that impressed many in the audience.
The National Taekwondo Association from South Korea presented an energetic performance.
The vibrant colors of South Asia were further showcased through the performance of "Intekhab" by the Pakistani artists. The Pakistani art troupe's presentation created a distinctive cultural atmosphere with traditional melodies combined with contemporary instruments, resulting in a rich artistic space that highlighted the unique and diverse aspects of Pakistani performing arts.
The performance of "Intekhab" by the Pakistani artists' troupe.
One of the highlights of the program was the performance by the Indonesian artists with the song "Vietnamese People Love Each Other," composed by musician Chau Dang Khoa. The Indonesian artists chose a Vietnamese song and performed it as an instrumental piece, creating an interesting connection between international artists and Vietnamese music. Through this, music transcended language barriers to create harmony between different cultures.
The Indonesian artists performed the song "Vietnamese People Love Each Other," composed by musician Chau Dang Khoa.
From Southeast Asia, the audience continued to enjoy the "Apsara Dance" by the Cambodian artists. Apsara dance is a famous art form of Cambodia, associated with the image of celestial nymphs in Khmer culture. The slow, graceful movements of the hands, fingers, and body postures, combined with the distinctive costumes and accessories, create the dignified and soft beauty of Khmer dance art.
The "Apsara Dance" performance by the Cambodian artists' troupe.
Representing South America, the Peruvian artists presented "Marinera Norteña," a famous traditional dance from the northern coastal region of the country. The graceful footwork, fluid movements, and handkerchiefs are characteristic elements of the performance. The dance not only showcases technical skill but also reflects the cultural and spiritual life of the Peruvian people.
The dance performance "Marinera norteña" was presented by the Peruvian Artists' Troupe.
Meanwhile, the Israeli artists presented "Metro Brahms," a performance showcasing contemporary performing arts. This wordless piece, with its captivating and cheerful melody, created a vibrant atmosphere throughout the program.
The Israeli performing arts troupe presented the performance "Metro Brahms," showcasing the essence of contemporary performing arts.
In addition, the Ukrainian artists presented the performance "Kynu Kuzhil - I Carry My Spinning Basket," which reflects Ukrainian folk culture. Images of labor and daily life of Ukrainians were conveyed through music, movement, and performance language, giving the audience a further insight into the traditional culture of this Eastern European country.
The performance "Kynu kuzhil - I drop my spinning wheel" was presented by the Ukrainian Artists' Troupe.
The vibrant colors of South Asia continued with the performance of "Alga Koro Go Khopar Badhon" by the Bangladeshi artists. The distinctive melodies, rhythms, and performance styles contributed to introducing the folk culture of Bangladesh to the Vietnamese and international audiences.
The performance of "Alga Koro Go Khopar Badhon" by the Bangladeshi artists' troupe.
Concluding the series of performances from foreign troupes was "Osmanli Divanisi" by the Azerbaijani troupe. Bearing the hallmarks of West Asian culture, the performance showcased the distinctive features of Azerbaijani traditional music and performance style, adding a unique color to the festival stage.
The performance of "Osmanli Divanisi" by the Azerbaijani artistic troupe.
At the event, 11 performances showcasing diverse artistic expressions created a multicultural exchange space within the Thang Long Imperial Citadel . Each group of artists brought their own stories about history, life, and national identity, all coming together on one stage through the common language of art. The convergence of 11 countries at the festival offered diverse performances for the audience in Hanoi, opening up a space for cultures to coexist, dialogue, exchange, and connect.
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