Network phenomenon Ho Phi Nal stands on the same stage with Dam Vinh Hung

Ho Phi Nal performed the hit song “Then come always” at the fashion show of designer Dinh Van Tho.

The show “Knock on the door 90” by designer Dinh Van Tho has just taken place in Ho Chi Minh City with 3 sets of super episodes named “Nang Lua”, “Nang Dau”, “Nang Ngoc”, gathering the famous models of Vietnamese fashion village such as Lan Khue, Luong Thuy Linh, Kim Duyen, Nam Em, Phan Thu Quyen, Thanh Hoai, Ninh Hoang Ngan, Le Phuong, Kim Nhung, Nam Phong, Huu Long…

Dam Vinh Hung appeared to stir up the show “Knock on the door 90”

In particular, the appearance of the singer Dam Vinh Hung at the show immediately became the center of attention. “The king of Vietnamese music” said that he and Dinh Van Tho have a long-term close relationship. Therefore, when receiving an invitation from the senior, the male singer immediately agreed. He brought an extremely vibrant atmosphere through two hits “Hello” and “Don’t call me brother”.

“In me and Dinh Van Tho meet in common, which is love of beauty, desire to contribute more and accept negation of oneself to renew in art.” Dam Vinh Hung shared.

Mr. Dam congratulates the senior on having a grand and well-organized show

In the “Bride of the Bride” collection, designer Dinh Van Tho invited internet phenomenon Ho Phi Nal to perform the hit song “Then come always”, bringing the audience into the bustling space of happy days and happy days. . The music in the show “Knock on the door 90” is not only transferred and connected between the parts of the program but also smoothly choreographed and integrated.

Ho Phi Nal stood on the same stage with Dam Vinh Hung

Van Trang and singer Quoc Dai recreate the image of the late artist Thanh Sang – Thanh Nga

Actor Van Trang and singer Quoc Dai made the whole space become quiet and nostalgic with the re-enactment of the image of the late artist Thanh Sang – Thanh Nga with the classic cai luong excerpt “The Silk Weaving Bridge”.

Van Trang said this was the idea of ​​designer Dinh Van Tho when he wanted to bring the image of a loom to bring fabric to the stage. Through the image depicted by Van Trang, Dinh Van Tho wants to honor the image of a Vietnamese woman who suffers and suffers; and honor Vietnamese silk fabrics woven from skillful hands of women.