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Top Cambodian Singers Collaborate to Showcase the Kingdom’s Culture: ‘Cambodian Pride’  

By PNN | Updated: April 14, 2023 12:05 IST

New Delhi (India), April 14: Cambodia, a country that has faced historical calamities and wars for generations, has surprisingly rebounded ...

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New Delhi (India), April 14: Cambodia, a country that has faced historical calamities and wars for generations, has surprisingly rebounded and grown rapidly in recent years. Today, Cambodia enjoys complete peace, freedom, and development across various sectors, including its flourishing music industry, which has gained popularity and recognition worldwide, representing the country’s rich cultural heritage.

Phnom Penh, Preah Sihanouk, and Siem Reap provinces are experiencing rapid developments in various sectors, including luxurious high-rise building modernization, which signifies the core of the Khmer people’s development. Moreover, in 2022, the traditional Khmer martial art, Kun Lbokator, was officially inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List as one of humanity’s intangible cultural heritage.

Looking back, the music of the past showcased the development that was taking place in those times, which was attractive and prosperous. However, the current music industry has witnessed massive advancement in terms of recording and production techniques and is recognized for its Hollywood-level quality, showcasing the beauty of Cambodian culture.

One spectacular example is the song “Cambodian Pride,” performed and collaborated amongst four of Cambodia’s top singers, Preap Sovath, Khemarak Sereymun, Khem and Ton Chanseyma. It’s produced to prepare for Cambodia’s historic hosting of the 32nd SEA Games and 12th ASEAN Para Games. The song, which has become one of the official tracks of the 2023 ASEAN sporting event, has struck awe in the entertainment industry of Cambodia, neighbouring countries, and far beyond. Check the out song here: https://youtu.be/7uQTdlx1K60

The song has been made possible by Galaxy Navatra Production to create such a masterpiece at the national level that portrays Cambodia’s development, featuring its invaluable culture to the world. The joint performance by the top singers, dressed in traditional Khmer outfits, has created an epic moment, showcasing Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage.

Cambodia’s rapid growth and development in various sectors, particularly in the music industry, signify the country’s progress and prosperity. The country’s rich cultural heritage and traditions continue to inspire and influence the world, positioning Cambodia as a significant player in the global arena.

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