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Many songs composed in the south before 1975 were suspended from circulation.
With many new points, considered progress, the Prime Minister has just signed Decree 144 on performing arts on December 14, which will officially enter into force on 1-2-2021.
The new Decree completely abolished the use of the word “license”, which provokes an allergy to the censorship of state agencies with cultural and cultural activities, to be replaced by the word “written approval”.
And the new point that the public most welcomes at this time is that the new decree completely stops mentioning the concepts: “works composed before 1975 in the southern provinces” (or called “singing”). before 1975 “), the performers were foreign Vietnamese (foreign singers).
Decree 79 on the performing arts is still in effect, stipulating: procedures for the licensing and approval of phonograms and video recordings of musical and theatrical performances if brilliant works are used in the program. works before 1975 in the southern provinces, or there are Vietnamese abroad involved in the performance, in addition to normal procedures, it is also necessary to certify the decision to allow authors, works and performers. Vietnamese people residing abroad to participate in the performance.
That means the old decree required a separate license for pre-1975 song and foreign singers.
But these are not included in the new decree. Foreign singers or songs composed before 1975 in the South, national artists and other songs from other eras must comply with 4 prohibitions:
– Against the State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
– Distort the history, independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam; violate national security; denial of revolutionary achievements; insulting leaders, national heroes, celebrities; undermining the great bloc of national unity; offend beliefs, religions; racism; infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of organizations and individuals.
– Incite violence, carry out propaganda for aggressive wars, provoke hatred between nations and peoples and negatively affect foreign relations.
– Using costumes, words, sounds, images, movements, means of expression, forms of performance, acts contrary to national traditions and customs, which negatively affect morals and health. community and social psychology.
According to the new decree, an arts performance program simply does not violate the previous prohibition and has a written approval from an arts performance organization of a competent state agency.
The Department of Performing Arts also does not “accept” the license as before, it only approves the organization of the performing arts within the framework of the international cooperation of the specialized performing arts associations dependent on the central government units. Public careers have a central role in the performing arts.
At this point, people who want to go abroad to compete for beauty, models do not need to win any titles in a beauty pageant at home.
Another noteworthy new point of Decree 144 is the provision on the conditions for Vietnamese people to go abroad to participate in beauty and modeling contests. In the process of discussing the wording of this new decree, the drafting board has given a number of options, such as stipulating that beauties must be in the top 3 or top 10 in a national beauty pageant to participate in international competition. . But the new decree completely eliminates this condition.
Consequently, Vietnamese people traveling abroad to participate in beauty pageants, models only need an invitation from the organization or individual organizing the international pageant; not during the time that administrative management measures are applied; do not have a criminal record or are not being charged in accordance with the provisions of the criminal procedure law; not during the time of suspension of artistic performance activities pursuant to a decision of a competent state agency.
Vietnamese people who travel abroad to take the beauty pageant, the model only needs to submit the application to the cultural agency under the People’s Committee of the province where the person resides in writing.