(HBO) - The final performance night of the "Singing of the youth” contest 2018 in Luong Son district was successfully organised in the Wonderland entertainment centre.The event was jointly held by the Division of Culture and Information, the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of Luong Son district, and the Tay Bac (Northwest) Education Development Fund.


Winners of the contest were honoured at the event

 joining the final round were the six best contestants, who surpassed 85 candidates in the online selective round and 20 those in the performance round from June 22-July 15.

 At the event, each contestant performed a song in the music genre they had cast lots and a song chosen themselves. Thanks to their good psychological preparations, the contestants generally performed quite well, showing their singing and performance ability.

In addition to the jury's equitability, the organizing board also called for votes from audiences for the most favorite contestants.

 At the end of the competition, the organizing board awarded a first prize to Le Thi Nhung from Luong Son district.

 The runner-up was Nguyen Anh Nguyet from Kim Boi district. Nguyet was also the winner of the most votes at the contest.

The organizing board also presented a third prize and three consolation prizes to the contestants.

 The contest was a useful playground, creating a healthy cultural and artistic environment to meet the singing needs of youths and promoting exchanges and sharing of experience among them.

It has contributed to fostering the cultural and artistic movement in local schools, helping discover youths who are talented and interested inart activities, thereby attracting them to activities ofthe Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of the district.

 

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