Memorable moments at the closing night of the World Cultural Festival

(VTC News) - Closing 3 exciting days (October 10-12), the first World Cultural Festival in Hanoi left an unforgettable impression on visitors.

The first World Cultural Festival officially ended at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel Heritage Center after 3 days (October 10-12), marking a brilliant success with the participation of millions of people.

Attending the closing night, the singer duo Hoang Thuy Linh and Truc Nhan exploded with top-notch performances.

Singer Truc Nhan opened the show with the song "Prosperity Vietnam", creating an explosive atmosphere for the series of performances that followed.

The Indonesian art troupe opened the international performance series with the song "Hello Vietnam" performed with traditional instruments.

The performance "Cuban Wind" with its fiery tango became an unforgettable highlight, stirring up the atmosphere and leaving a strong impression on the audience about a space filled with Latin culture.

The poem "Yaad" by Faiz Ahmed Faiz (Pakistan) is adapted into an emotional performance, praising the power of memory - a medicine that brings hope and a sense of reunion in moments of loneliness and isolation.

The performance of "Dawn" by Iranian artists is a patriotic song praising Iran as the home of faith, where the brilliant dawn has come after great sacrifices. This is also the performance that closes the performance of foreign artists.

At the end of the program, singer Hoang Thuy Linh participated in the Closing Ceremony of the World Cultural Festival with two famous songs - "Gieo Que" and "See Tinh".

The familiar and inspiring melodies of the mashup "Green Pinwheel" - "Bell and Flag" concluded the memorable closing night at Thang Long Imperial Citadel.

In that space, a brilliant fireworks display lit up, officially closing the first World Cultural Festival with complete and unforgettable moments.

Thanh Vinh

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