page_title: Việt Tú
section_title: Legacy
hierarchical_section_title: Việt Tú / Legacy
caption_attribution_description: Việt Tú in the TV gameshow Tác giả lừng danh, January 2018
context_page_description: Việt Tú is a Vietnamese stage director, screenwriter, and event organizer. Việt Tú emerged from a young age as director of many major music programs, including most notably the Nhật thực live show in 2002 and the popular music video series on VTV Bài hát tôi yêu. At the age of 26, he became the art director for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games in 2003 in Vietnam which was broadcast live to all countries in the region.
  Việt Tú is a top director in the field of music producing, being the first director of the Sao Mai điểm hẹn and creating Con đường âm nhạc, and many concert tours for several top artists such as Tùng Dương, Rain, Hồ Ngọc Hà, Trần Thu Hà, Phạm Thu Hà, etc. Those successes have helped him become a prestigious director in major performing arts events such as 2010 Miss Vietnam, Viettel kết nối triệu tâm hồn, Đại Hỉ Xuân, Bài hát yêu thích, Giai điệu tự hào, 2015 Vietnam's Night In Moscow, Vinhomes Center Park Opening, Sao Đại Chiến, Cocofest Music Festival or We Choice Awards.
  In addition to music, Việt Tú is also the director of other cultural events such as the 2008 International Day of Vesak in Vietnam.
context_section_description: Right from the debut, Việt Tú has been identified as one of the leading talents of the entertainment industry in Vietnam. Công an nhân dân News commented, "Việt Tú has the mindset of a person who is capable of controlling “large scale events”, has extensive knowledge of theatrical performance through study and hard work. He is not afraid to experiment with new elements, especially technical ones". In particular, the newspaper praised his dedication to work and putting the interests of the artists and audiences first.
  The Tin tức newspaper praised Việt Tú, admitting that his first Đẹp's Fashion Show was "the epitome of the Vietnamese fashion scene", and the Con đường âm nhạc (Music Path) series was “breathing a new life into the entertainment stage of Vietnam at that time, or flamboyant but old-dated, or classic luxury but boring”.
  Việt Tú's shows have always received positive reviews. The Tứ Phủ (Four Palaces) is not only selected as a typical cultural event in Hanoi by the Ministry of Sport, Culture and Tourism and UNESCO Vietnam, but also by international audience when performing abroad. At that time, Thuở ấy Xứ Đoài (Once Upon A Time in Doai Province) also impressed audiences in the way of building artistic ideas and staging.
  With the first major show Nhật thực (2002), Việt Tú was voted by Tiền Phong newspaper as "Breakthrough Show of the Year". He also owned the title of "Best Video Director of the Year" in two seasons of VTV's Bài hát tôi yêu (2002 and 2003).
  Việt Tú is one of familiar faces of the Dedication Music Award with many nominations, including: 3 times in "Show of the Year" category (Sao Mai điểm hẹn in 2005, Con đường âm nhạc series in 2006, Hồ Ngọc Hà Live Concert in 2012), 1 time in “Album of the Year” category (Classic Meets Chillout, Phạm Thu Hà, 2013) and 2 times in "Series of the Year" category (Giai điệu tự hào in 2015 and Sao đại chiến in 2018). Not only that, he was also one of the artists who owned the "Best Cultural Event of the Year" award with 4 honors (Nhật thực in 2002, 2008 International Day of Vesak, Đẹp's Fashion show and Không gian âm nhạc in 2011).
  Việt Tú was two times awarded in Thể thao & Văn hóa magazine and Men Magazine for "Director of the Year" and "Man of the Year" (2005 and 2011). The Tứ Phủ (Four Palaces) show has always been a top choice on artistic performances and listed on the top 3 cultural events highly recommended in Hanoi by TripAdvisor.
caption: Việt Tú on the TV gameshow Tác giả lừng danh, January 2018.
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