Concept
"Âm Nhạc Không Biên Giới" means in English, "Music Without Borders", and like the title itself and its past program of Paris By Night 62: Âm Nhạc Không Biên Giới, the program features songs and skit acts that was translated into Vietnamese that was originally foreign origin. Most songs are from France, England, the Americas, and the Latin world. However, one part to be said is that this program featured three Korean singers that performed in a taped stage set. They did not perform live to the audience, rather, were part of a taped segment that appeared at the end of Part I. The three Korean singers are: Jeon Hye Bin, Kim Jong Kook, and Tae Kyung Im.
Some untranslated songs include the top 1970s band, Boney M, that were dedicated in a medley that included songs like Bahama Mama and Sunny. Also, A Time for Us, that was performed in the hit movie, Romeo and Juliet that was directed by Franco Zeffirelli in 1968. Also, Hot Stuff that was performed by Donna Summer. Finally, the hit classic song, If You Go Away.
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