Second Vietnam's Got Talent season begins
The second season of Vietnam's Got Talent will kick off on September
23, one month after it started receive applications.
The second season of Vietnam's Got Talent will kick off on September
23, one month after it started receive applications.
The auditioning round will start in Ha Noi in two days before going on to Hai Phong and Nghe An on September 28. Later, it will go on to the central region with auditions in Da Nang on October 1, Buon Me Thuot on October 3, and Nha Trang on October 6.
In the south, the auditions will take place in Can Tho and Kien Giang on October 10 before ending in HCM City in over three days from October 14-16.
Artist Thanh Loc and former model Thuy Hanh will continue to be this season's judges. Thanh Bach will replace Chi Bao and Quyen Linh as the show's anchor.
The show will be aired on VTV3 every Sunday from December 2.
The first season, held early this year, proved to be a big hit, getting the highest rating for reality shows on Vietnam Television in the last three years.
The show is based on the British Got Talent format.-VNA
The auditioning round will start in Ha Noi in two days before going on to Hai Phong and Nghe An on September 28. Later, it will go on to the central region with auditions in Da Nang on October 1, Buon Me Thuot on October 3, and Nha Trang on October 6.
In the south, the auditions will take place in Can Tho and Kien Giang on October 10 before ending in HCM City in over three days from October 14-16.
Artist Thanh Loc and former model Thuy Hanh will continue to be this season's judges. Thanh Bach will replace Chi Bao and Quyen Linh as the show's anchor.
The show will be aired on VTV3 every Sunday from December 2.
The first season, held early this year, proved to be a big hit, getting the highest rating for reality shows on Vietnam Television in the last three years.
The show is based on the British Got Talent format.-VNA
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