Totally 35 members of Binh Duong Traditional Performance team are in their busiest das preparing for 3 consecutive performance events to celebrate major holidays.

 

Artist and performers are busy preparing for big events.

 

Lack of time

 

“In April, our team will perform in 3 big events celebrating Hung Kings’ Death Anniversary (April 23rd), Binh Duong Province’s Liberation Day (April 29th), and Ho Chi Minh City Festival celebrating the 35th year of National Independence Day,” informed team leader Pham Dac Hien who could not hide his tiresome.

As a matter of fact, the team has to work without much resting from April 15th to be well-prepared. They have to work overtime to the night. Meanwhile, their Youth’s Union Conference which is required in April has to be organized through the night.

Attractiveness waiting

 

Leader Pham Dac Hien was so proud to inform that the events are meaningful with well-prepared performance. “Audience will satisfy,” he said.

 

The team pays much concentration on its 35-minute performance to celebrate Hung Kings’ Death Anniversary this April 23rd. The performance is made in to 3 consecutive parts starting by 7-minute dancing denoting “mother of hundred children”. The second part denotes national defense through performance of “Nam quoc son ha” (the nation, mountains and lands), “Noi giong tien rong” (dragon origin), “March – Hung’s Temple festival”. The third part is unicorn dancing to show strong potential of Binh Duong province during national industrialization and modernization.

 

Meanwhile, singer Quang Ha and “Mat troi moi” have taken parts in the event with over 200 school students.

As for the 60-minute performance in Ho Chi Minh City’s festival, Binh Duong Traditional Performance team faces not much pressure for previous success of performances. On April 29th, at Binh Duong Stadium, the team is expected to perform its three pieces of “Binh Duong vao ca” (Binh Duong into working shifts), “Moi buoc ta di” (Every steps we make), and “Dat nuoc tron niem vui” (Nation’s whole joy).

 

Reported by Khanh Vinh – Translated by Vi Bao