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This is a large-scale political-art performance, marking the 51st anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 – 2026), and the launch of the 2026 campaign “Proud to Be Vietnamese.”

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Despite unfavourable weather conditions, crowds fill the stands, creating a striking scene of national pride and underscoring the powerful appeal of this large-scale political-art performance.

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The programme is jointly organised by Vietnam Television, the Hanoi People’s Committee, and Netmedia Company, under the direction of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Information, Education and Mass Mobilisation.

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The programme opens with the theme song “Echoes of the Homeland,” performed by Tung Duong, accompanied by a full choir and hundreds of dancers in a spectacular large-scale staging.

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Symphonic music blended with modern rock elements, combined with lighting, laser, and smoke effects, creats a highly symbolic opening that evokes the spirit of national unity and the aspiration for development.

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The first part of the programme, comprising three chapters - “Epic on the Bronze Drum,” “Echoes of History,” and “Vietnam’s Aspirations”, guides the audience through the country’s millennia-long cultural and historical journey.

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The performances are meticulously staged, blending music, dance, and live-action performance to deliver a deeply emotional experience.

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In the “Echoes of History” chapter, a series of familiar songs are reimagined in a symphonic–rock arrangement, recreating significant milestones in Vietnam’s journey of national construction and defence.

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The medley “My Love – The Girl Who Opens the Road – The Truong Son Trail Where Your Truck Passes” evokes a profound sense of pride and deep gratitude toward previous generations.

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A special highlight of the programme is the parade combined with live-action performance in the segment “Peace for the Homeland.” More than 1,000 officers and soldiers from the Armed Forces and Public Security participate I the performance, forming a grand and powerful formation.

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The synchronised movement of military units, mobile police forces, cavalry, and even service dog units under stage lighting creates a powerful visual effect that moves many in the audience.

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The atmosphere reaches its climax in the “Vietnam’s Aspirations” chapter, featuring a series of performances including “My Hometown,” “The Homeland in the Sunlight,” “Vietnamese People Love One Another,” “Vietnam – Essence of the Nation,” “Vietnam on a New Sunny Day,” and “Vietnam – Proudly Stepping into the Future.”

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The youthful and modern songs resonates strongly with younger audiences, especially as tens of thousands of phone flashlights light up the stadium, turning it into a dazzling “starry sky.”

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After the song “Great Circle of Vietnam,” a dazzling fireworks display illuminates the sky over My Dinh Stadium, creating an explosive finale that leaves the audience overwhelmed with emotion.

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Entering the second part of the programme under the theme “Explosive Sounds – Illuminating the Sky,” the atmosphere becomes increasingly vibrant and electrifying with the appearance of rock bands such as Bức Tường and Ngũ Cung. Songs including “The Road to Glory,” “May Rain,” “Vietnamese Land,” and “Day and Night March” ignite the entire stadium, transforming it into a true open-air music festival.

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“Echoes of the Fatherland” is not merely an artistic programme, but a cultural and political event of profound significance, marking several important milestones in the nation’s history.

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With an audience of over 40,000 and the participation of thousands of artists, performers, and members of the armed forces, the programme demonstrates the capacity to stage large-scale “national concerts,” seamlessly blending tradition and modernity.

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The participation of renowned artists, alongside large-scale choreographed segments, contributes to the programme’s distinctive appeal.

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With its grand scale, elaborate staging, and the integration of music, live-action performance, and modern technology, “Echoes of the Fatherland” is not merely a performance, but an epic narrative recreating the depth of the nation’s history and culture.

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Across social media platforms, many describe “Echoes of the Fatherland” as a national concert, where the central figure is not an individual performer, but rather the nation’s history, culture, and people.

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The event represents a fresh approach to political-art programming, bringing it closer to younger audiences through modern, emotionally engaging forms of expression.

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A sudden downpour sweeps over My Dinh National Stadium in the middle of the programme, yet spectators remain in place, putting on raincoats, patiently staying, and fully immersing themselves in the atmosphere of the night’s performance.

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The programme concludes with a brilliant fireworks display, serving as an emotional highlight and a striking opening for the series of political-art events in 2026.

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