Over 90 minutes, more than 150 singers, artists, actors, and contributors from the theater, along with children, presented an art program consisting of three chapters with the themes: Khanh Hoa - 51 Years of Victory Songs; Khanh Hoa - A Unified Song; Khanh Hoa - City of the Future.
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| A grand ensemble performance opening the art program. |
Each chapter included meticulously staged performances such as: Grand singing and dancing ensemble Singing to Celebrate the Liberation of Nha Trang - The Song of April 16 - Marching to Saigon - The Country's Full Joy; Beloved Nha Trang; Made in Vietnam; Ships on the Waves, Song of Reunification; Flying Over the East Sea; Quintessence of Vietnam; Spreading Wings at Dawn; Vietnam - Proudly Stepping Toward the Future; medley Khanh Hoa Today - Come Back to the Sea; A New Day in Khanh Hoa…
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| The art program contributed to the vibrant atmosphere celebrating the nation's grand holiday. |
The singing, dancing, and musical performances created a proud and emotional atmosphere, expressing love for the homeland and country, and pride in revolutionary fighting traditions; while also conveying the aspiration to build and develop Khanh Hoa province and Vietnam in the new era - the era of the nation's rising.
Below are some images from the program captured by reporters from Khanh Hoa Newspaper and Khanh Hoa Radio & Television.
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| Images recreating the fighting spirit of our military and people during the resistance against the American imperialist invaders. |
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| To have the peace the country enjoys today, we always remember the contributions of the generations before us. |
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| The song "Song of Reunification" performed by singer Hoai Thuong. |
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| The song "Made in Vietnam" performed by singer Ngoc Chau and the Pha Le dance troupe. |
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| The performance "Ho Vuon Minh" (Rising Shout) skillfully combines folk elements and traditional culture with modern musical language. |
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| Children participated in performances during the program. |
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| Foreign tourists watched the artists perform intently. |
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| Thousands of spectators came to watch and cheer for the art program. |
