Ngo Kien Huy sings Dan Truong's music on the streets of Japan

In episode 2 of the show Hello Japan - Hello Saitama, Ngo Kien Huy renewed the series of songs "La anh", "Chung truyen the gioi" and "Dem tinh yeu", creating a new highlight for the show in Japan.

Although this is the first time I've performed with this new style, Ngo Kien Huy revealed: "This is the first time I've sung these songs, even though I've heard them a lot but never sung them before."

With the cheers and enthusiastic harmonies from the audience, the male singer had an impressive performance.

Accompanying Ngo Kien Huy in this program is Suni Ha Linh. In the sunset scene in Saitama, Japan, Suni Ha Linh brought "love" to the music space with a mashup of two songs: Ngo Loi and Cam Nang.

Ngo Kien Huy and Suni Ha Linh sing on the streets of Japan.

Suni Ha Linh shared that she really likes vibrant music so she always wants to try it when she has the opportunity. Although her forte is pop ballad, on this occasion, Suni Ha Linh suddenly revealed that her upcoming music project will be more vibrant and "rocking". This will be a very different Suni Ha Linh compared to the lovely images that the audience remembers before.

Also in this program, Dan Truong's fans discovered another familiar song that was remade, "Tinh Hong Nhu Mo" - the soundtrack of the movie "Hoan Chau Cach Cach" sung by the duet Dan Truong - Cam Ly more than 20 years ago.

The song is performed in a Vietnamese-Japanese version, sweetly delivered by singer TroK and Remi, bringing a new color that is both poignant and interesting to fans of the singer past and present.

Hello Japan - Hello Saitama is the first busking show performed in the land of the rising sun, right in the heart of Saitama city, Japan.

The show features Ngo Kien Huy, Suni Ha Linh, Phuc Bo and Remi - TroK from the band Kurrock. The artists will perform familiar songs in a new style on the streets of Japan.

Ngoc Thanh

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