The event was more than a performance. It connected audiences with glorious history of the two nations and reaffirmed the enduring special bond between Vietnam and Laos.
The event saw the presence of Lao Minister of National Defense Senior Lieutenant General Khamliang Outhakaysone.
From the opening moments, audiences were drawn in by the blend of familiar Vietnamese melodies and Lao cultural colors. With 19 well-crafted acts, the program guided viewers through emotions ranging from solemn and lyrical to youthful and lively. The artists delivered a professional and expressive performance, spreading a message of deep Vietnam - Laos friendship.
Each melody and movement felt like a heartfelt tribute to the Lao people and a warm greeting for the 50th National Day of Laos. Prolonged applause and cheers reflected the strong connection and enthusiasm of the Lao audience.
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The art program by the Military Region 1’s art troupe receives warm and enthusiastic applause from the Lao audience. |
Sivixay Thammalangsy, a retired resident of Vientiane, shared that she was moved by how Vietnamese artists performed songs about Laos, calling them sincere and emotional. For her, each act felt like a cherished gift to the Lao people. She hoped for closer solidarity between Laos and Vietnam.
Meanwhile, Bouppha Onemani, a veteran, was deeply touched as songs honoring Laos - Vietnam solidarity brought back memories of difficult years when Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and Lao revolutionaries lived and fought side by side. “Looking at the magnificent stage and hearing those familiar melodies, I felt as if I had returned to my youth when we, together with the Vietnamese volunteer soldiers, fought for freedom and the future of both nations,” she said. For her, the show was not only artistic but also a reminder of a bond forged through sacrifice.
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Each performance conveys best wishes for the successful celebration of the 50th National Day of Laos. |
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The program leaves a memorable and meaningful impression on the audience. |
Senior Colonel, People’s Artist Duong Thi Kim Ngan, Political Commissar of the troupe, said the team felt proud and exerted great effort to perform in Laos on this special occasion. They brought typical Vietnamese songs, especially melodies of Viet Bac, the homeland of Military Region 1. Folk tunes of both countries were harmonized to express solidarity and celebrate Laos’ 50th National Day.
The night ended, but its echoes lingered with stirring songs of the homeland, warm handshakes of old friends, and pride in the faithful Vietnam - Laos relationship. The art program by the Military Region 1’s Art Troupe added a meaningful mark to the celebrations of Laos’ 50th National Day.
Translated by Chung Anh