The October 26 event provided audiences with a vivid experience of Vietnam’s musical heritage, while fostering cultural exchange between the two countries.

Opening with the national anthems of Vietnam and the RoK performed by children of Vietnamese artists in Hwaseong, the concert featured folk and contemporary pieces including “Clouds and Mountains,” “Trong Com,” “Noon Dream,” and a medley of “Ly Cay Da” and “Di Cay.” The programme also presented “Arirang,” Korea’s beloved folk song, alongside “Beautiful Country,” symbolising harmony and friendship between the two nations.

Singer-songwriter Huh (Me Hu) was proud to see Vietnamese traditional music presented so professionally in Korea, praising the troupe’s artistry and expressing a hope that the show will be brought to audiences across the country.

Kim Iu Ri, Director of Solo Expansion Space Centre in Hwaseong, said she was deeply moved by the group’s growth and praised the distinctive sound of Vietnamese plucked string instruments, which she found refreshing and in contrast to traditional Korean music.

Founded in 2021, “Nhan Duyen” comprises Vietnamese artists living in the RoK who regularly perform, teach, and promote traditional instruments such as the tranh and T’rung. Beyond stage performances, the group conducts workshops and cultural classes for the Vietnamese community, helping preserve national heritage among younger generations.

The success of “In-Yeon Concert 2025” once again underscored the group’s commitment to promoting Vietnam’s cultural identity and fostering Vietnam–Rok friendship through the universal language of music.

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