Here is a brief write-up about Vinahouse music in Vietnam: Vinahouse is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in Vietnam in the 1990s. It blends elements of trance, techno, house and classic Vietnamese pop music. The melodies often feature traditional Vietnamese instruments and sampling of pop songs from the 80s and 90s. Some key characteristics of Vinahouse music include upbeat electronic dance beats between 125-130 BPM, simple synth riffs and melodies, and vocal samples from old Vietnamese pop songs. Lyrics typically talk about love, nature, Hanoi/Saigon and other aspects of Vietnamese culture. The genre first developed in music clubs and bars in big cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. DJs would play various styles of electronic dance music mixed with Vietnamese pop hits to get crowds dancing. It became widely popular in the 2000s as digital djing software made it easier to produce. Some pioneering Vinahouse artists and record labels include Dinh Dinh, Quang Tèo and Dino Dance Music. They took the genre mainstream by releasing original Vinahouse tracks and remix albums. Nowadays it remains popular in Vietnam and has spread overseas among Vietnamese communities worldwide through digital platforms. Vinahouse festivals and events are also organized regularly both in Vietnam and abroad. The music symbolizes Vietnamese national identity and cultural pride through its fusion of electronic beats with local musical flavors. It continues to evolve while staying rooted in its mix of international dance genres and Vietnamese pop nostalgia.