Korean guitar prodigy Sungha Jung to perform in Vietnam
Sungha Jung, a guitar prodigy from the Republic of Korea, who is famous with his excellent fingerstyle guitar playing skills, will perform in Vietnam from July 14-16.
Korean guitar prodigy Sungha Jung (Photo: Bangkok Post)
Hanoi (VNA) - Sungha Jung, a guitar prodigy fromthe Republic of Korea, who is famous with his excellent fingerstyle guitar playingskills, will perform in Vietnam from July 14-16.
He will play at the Youth Theatre of Vietnam in Hanoi onJuly 14, VOH Music One in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City on July 15, and NguyenHien Dinh Theatre in Da Nang city the next day. This is the first timethat Jung tours Vietnam for three days.
Jung, 27, has been popular among Vietnamese guitar fans formore than 15 years. He has covered Vietnamese singer Hoang Thuy Linh’s hit song“See Tinh” (See Love) on his YouTube channel.
Jung started to play the guitar at the age of 10. He iswidely known as a Korean guitar prodigy and became especially famous onYouTube, with nearly 2 billion views and over 7.1 million subscribers.
He has gained 15 achievements through his YouTubechannel, six of which are first-ranking achievements. Composing and arrangingmany songs with diverse styles, Sungha Jung has released nine solo albums withthe latest in August 2022.
This is the fifth consecutive year thatSungha Jung has toured Vietnam./.
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Korean guitar prodigy Sungha Jung (Photo: Bangkok Post) 
