Love duet singing: A timeless heritage reaching beyond borders
Quan ho (Love duet) singing is a traditional form of folk singing from Vietnam’s Red River Delta, most strongly rooted in the Kinh Bac region. It is performed as an antiphonal exchange between male and female singers, expressing emotions and celebrating love through simple yet deeply poetic verses.
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