Vietnamese singer to perform at Asia Song Festival
Vietnamese singer Vu Cat Tuong, who is popular among young Vietnamese music fans with hit songs like Don’t You Go, Vet Mua (Trace of Rain) or Ngay Hom Qua (Yesterday), will perform at the Asia Song Festival in the Republic of Korea on October 2-3.
Singer Vu Cat Tuong will perform at the Asia Song Festival in the Republic of Korea this October (Photo: The Voice Kids Vietnam)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - Vietnamese singer Vu Cat Tuong, who is popularamong young Vietnamese music fans with hit songs like Don’t You Go, VetMua (Trace of Rain) or Ngay Hom Qua (Yesterday), will perform atthe Asia Song Festival to be held at Busan ASIAD Main Stadium in the Republic of Korea onOctober 2-3.
The musical event will gather artists from various countries and territorieswithin the region as well as famed K-Pop stars including Wanna One, Red Velvetand Seventeen. Singer Lee Teuk of Korean boyband Super junior will be the MC ofthe event.
Tuong revealed that she would perform two songs that she had recently composedon the main day of the festival on October 3.
Asia Song Festival has been held annually in the Republic of Korea since 2004.The festival has been aired in many Asian countries and territories like theRepublic of Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
The participating singers are invited by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sportsand Tourism and Chairman of the Korea Foundation for International CultureExchange.
During previous festivals, Vietnamese singers Noo Phuoc Thinh and Dong Nhi wereinvited to perform at the event.-VNS/VNA
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Singer Vu Cat Tuong will perform at the Asia Song Festival in the Republic of Korea this October (Photo: The Voice Kids Vietnam) 
