Phuong My Chi suspected of being oppressed on a Chinese show, so she asked for help from her senior Chi Pu?

After Chi Pu 's resounding success in the Chinese market, now Phuong My Chi, the girl who made her mark with sweet folk music, is a name that the public and experts have high expectations for in a continental music competition.

Just looking at the wave of positive feedback that Phuong My Chi is receiving from audiences at home and abroad, one can clearly feel her growing appeal in the regional arena. Behind the gentle, rustic image is a young artist who is gradually asserting herself with a progressive spirit, modern musical thinking and determination to "export" Vietnamese music to bigger stages.

Phuong My Chi is no longer a strange name to the Vietnamese public. From a young girl who caused a fever with the song "Que em mua nuoc lu", Chi has matured through each stage and conquered the audience with her unique voice and ability to transform in many musical genres. Not confined to the framework of folk songs, Phuong My Chi in recent years has had a spectacular "transformation" when trying her hand at pop, rap, and even world music, a bold step that shows her desire to break all limits.

This transformation has created a solid stepping stone for her to go further, specifically in the Asian music scene where potential artists from many countries gather. Being selected to represent Vietnam in an international music competition is not only a personal honor, but also a recognition from the music community for her creative efforts and contributions to the country's music industry.

It is undeniable that, after the strong effect that Chi Pu created in China, where she not only performed but also actively interacted and promoted the image of Vietnamese artists to the international public, audiences now have more reason to expect a new generation that knows how to seize opportunities and affirm its position in potential markets.

For Phuong My Chi, that expectation is even greater. Because she not only carries her personal musical baggage, but also represents a part of Vietnamese cultural heritage that has been renewed on a modern basis. An artist who both maintains her identity and experiments with innovation is always an ideal model on international stages where cultural differences are what make the attraction.

Currently, Phuong My Chi's first performances have begun to resonate in the Asian music community. Her unique voice, emotional performance style, and good stage interaction are the strengths that help her shine and make a difference among a "forest" of fiercely competing artists.

Chi Pu's success in China is an important turning point in the journey to bring the image of Vietnamese artists to the world. She was doubted when she started out with an imperfect voice, but gradually won over the public with her relentless efforts, professionalism and ability to quickly adapt to culture. Chi Pu has proven that with the right strategy, Vietnamese artists can absolutely stand firm in demanding markets like China, where taste is strict and competition is among the top in Asia.

Compared to her seniors, Phuong My Chi possesses a different musical background that comes from tradition. This is both an advantage and a challenge. The advantage is that she has her own unique style that no international artist can copy. But the challenge is how to convey that "Vietnamese quality" to the ears of international audiences without being lost in the flow of modern music. This is the point that audiences and experts are very curious about: Will Phuong My Chi choose to "internationalize" folk music, or will she keep the original identity and let that difference shine on its own?

Regardless of the strategy chosen, the common point between Phuong My Chi and Chi Pu is aspiration - the aspiration to affirm the Vietnamese voice on the Asian music map.

Being noticed is a positive sign, but the road for Phuong My Chi to truly "make it" in the international market is still full of challenges. She will have to face competitive pressure from strong opponents, language barriers, differences in musical tastes and prejudices about artists from Southeast Asia. In particular, she may be compared to her compatriot Chi Pu, who has been so successful that she has made the billion-people country crazy.

Phuong My Chi was injured while competing in Sing! Asia, forced by the organizers to cancel her performance. Đình Như22:08:32 11/06/2025On a stage that gathered many talents from all over Asia, Phuong My Chi's appearance with the performance Buôn Trăng became a special highlight not only because of its artistic quality but also because of its profound cultural message.