This year’s competition featured 16 contestants who are officials and staff from the provincial Radio and Television Station; representatives from district, town, and city media and culture centres; and collaborators of the Son La Radio and Television Station.

With thorough and professional preparations, contestants delivered well-staged, engaging performances. Many acts featured elaborate choreography and visual accompaniments. The songs chosen reflected the passion of media professionals, their dedication to journalism, and their love for the homeland and the nation.

This marked the second year that the Son La Radio and Television Station had hosted such a singing contest. The event offered a vibrant and enriching platform for reporters, editors, broadcasters, and music-loving contributors across the province to showcase their talents.

Beyond competition, the contest fostered networking, musical learning, and professional exchange among journalists. It also served as a channel to discover and promote promising vocal talents, contributing to the station’s cultural and artistic programming and potentially bringing new voices to the airwaves of the Son La Radio and Television.