"Tán Đa Show" Returns with Third Edition Celebrating Vietnamese Women
Hanoi's "Tán Đa Show" held its third edition, dedicated to celebrating Vietnamese women. The weekend art event, increasingly a fixture in the capital, uses music to honor women's contributions and serves as a platform for emerging talent.
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