popular song she recorded with Asia.
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Nini singing "Xa Em Ky Niem", one of the more popular song she recorded with Asia. |
| Y Lan with the hit "Dung Xa Em Dem Nay", written by Duc Huy. |
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Ai Van, in a traditional "Ao Dai Tu Than" dress, pulled a reluctant music fan up to the stage. She later sang a couple of folk songs. |
| Vina Uyen Mi, in a dynamic performance. |  |
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Nhu Quynh, singing her top hit "Chuyen Hoa Sim", a song written by Anh Bang. She followed with "Quynh Huong", a Trinh Cong Son song. |
| Comedy duo Van Son and Hoai Linh, making a grand entrance on a cyclo. Talking about "Ngu+o+`i Ye^u": VS: Ngu+o+`i ye^u to^i co' mo^.t ddo^i ma('t bo^` ca^u, mo^.t con dda^.u, mo^.t con bay... HL: Co`n ngu+o+`i ye^u to^i co' mo^.t ca(.p ma('t phu+o+.ng, mo^.t con thu+o+.ng, mo^.t con ha. .... |
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Huong Lan, still mourning the recent death of her father Huu Phuoc, in a sad song. |
| Y Lan, Tuan Cuong (Y Lan's husband), Mai Linh (Y Lan's oldest daughter) in traditional costumes performing an elaborate skit. |
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Chi Tam, in a mellow "Nhac Que Huong" song. |
| Le Toan, with the Ao Dai Queens and Princesses of Northern California, singing "Can you feel the love tonight", theme song from the movie "The Lion King". |  |
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Don Ho, with the requested song "Trai Tim Mua Dong", a song that Truc Ho wrote after watching the movie "Un coeur d'hiver". |
| Viet Dung and Nguyet Anh were 2 very articulate,
funny and entertaining MCs for the night. Long known for their
quest to gain freedom and fight for human rights for
Vietnam, they also led a group of young students in a
patriotic song to kick off the concert. |
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