She opened the show singing "Barbie" with a version specially arranged for the program.

On the evening of 5/10, Trang Phap participated in the Wuhu Super Concert at the Wuhu Olympic Sports Center Stadium in An Huy province. The event featured many stars, including Vuong Tam Lang, Ngo Khac Quan, and Hoang Tieu Van, attracting more than 25,000 spectators. This stage also marked Trang Phap's entry into the Chinese music market after her participation in Ride the Winds season seven mid-year.

The singer delivered six solo performances, including "Chi La" – her hit song – which featured acrobatic and dancesport choreography. Trang Phap also performed an aerial stunt with the support of many dancers.

Following this, the singer performed "Hay Ho" with a fast tempo.

Trang Phap showcased diverse choreography in her "Moonlight" performance.

The singer swayed her hips and tossed her hair while dancing with more than 10 dancers.

Trang Phap performed "Vo Song" in its entirety for the first time, a song she composed in Vietnamese and translated into Chinese. A portion of the song was previously revealed on the Ride the Winds stage in April.

The artist sang "Lam Sao Noi Rang Toi Khong Yeu Em" (How Can I Say I Don't Love You) by Tieu Kinh Dang, a song that gained attention on Ride the Winds 2026 as a duet between Trang Phap and Tang Bai Tu. This time, she opted for a new arrangement suitable for a solo performance.

During her interaction with the audience, Trang Phap used Chinese to foster a closer connection. The singer shared that about half a year ago, her vocabulary was limited to basic phrases. Through participating in the show and living together, many "sisters" (fellow contestants) taught her, leading to her gradual improvement.

Performing on an international concert stage for the first time, Trang Phap expressed a mix of nervousness and happiness. She said, "Thank you for singing along with me and the other artists at the show. Among the fans here, some flew from far away or traveled by car for four days to reach An Huy province. I am incredibly grateful for this affection."

Trang Phap, 37 years old, whose real name is Nguyen Thuy Trang, graduated from Universite Lumiere Lyon 2 in France with a degree in economics. Her maternal grandfather, Nguyen Khac Huynh, was a diplomat and a member of the Vietnamese delegation involved in negotiating the 1973 Paris Peace Accords. Her parents work in diplomacy and language research.

She began piano lessons at six years old and started writing music at 11 years old. She has composed numerous film scores for movies such as "Long Ruoi", "Scandal - Bi Mat Tham Do 1&2", "Gai Gia Lam Chieu 3&5", and "Am Muu Giay Got Nhon". In 2024, Trang Phap won the first season of Ride the Winds Vietnam. After more than 10 years in the music industry, she is recognized by audiences as a multi-talented artist, proficient in singing, rapping, songwriting, and choreography.

Tan Cao

Photos, video: Courtesy of the artist's team