Male singers in “Ao the” (Vietnamese men’s long dress) and turbans and female ones wearing “Ao tu than” (four-panel traditional dress) and “Non quai thao” (flat palm hat) fascinate the Vietnamese and international audiences with their sweet voices. 

PANO would like to introduce some photos of Quan ho singing

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 There are different forms of Quan ho singing. However, “Quan ho giao duyen” (male and female singers sing inturn) is the oldest one. Through songs, singers would like to extend their love to each other.
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 Male and female singers are performing a song of “Ngoi tua man thuyen” (Leaning on boat side) form of singing. 
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Duet singing is a special feature in Quan ho. 

Translated by Chung Anh