Many artists remember talented musician Lu Nhat Vu

On the morning of July 6, at Chanh Phu Hoa Park (Chanh Phu Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City), the family of the late musician Lu Nhat Vu held a memorial service to mark the 100th day of his death in a warm and emotional atmosphere. Artists, friends and relatives came to burn incense to commemorate the talented musician.

Here, singer Bich Phuong, along with his family and friends, sang loudly "Song of the Southern Land", one of his typical works, making many people moved to tears.

Artists and friends visit the grave of the late musician Lu Nhat Vu

On this occasion, musician Pham Dac Hien, Chairman of the Binh Duong Province Literature and Arts Association, presented a symbol to honor artists who have made outstanding contributions to the development of Binh Duong province's culture and arts after the country's reunification.

Musician Lu Nhat Vu (1936–2025) left behind a musical legacy imbued with Southern character, rich in patriotism, with many songs associated with the resistance movement and the cause of nation building.

Songs such as “The Saigon Girl Who Carries Ammunition”, “The Song of the Pioneers”, “Please Rest Assured, Mother” and especially “The Song of the Southern Land” (released in 1997, the music in the movie “The Southern Land”) are loved by many people because of their ability to evoke with melody, rhythm, and sound the time of settlers opening up the land, carrying layers of regional cultural meaning and the identity of the Southern people.

MINH HIEU

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dong-dao-van-nghe-si-tuong-nho-nhac-si-tai-hoa-lu-nhat-vu-post802685.html