My new song “Txoj Kev Kaj Siab” (Peace) is out now everywhere you listen to music 🕊️ This one feels like a deep breath after a long storm. I hope it brings you peace too. 💛
The Dream Carrier brought together music, dance, story, and community in a way that reminded me what it means to belong. That night, the room felt alive, filled with people listening, feeling, and connecting through something greater than us. It reminded me why I create and what it means to carry hope forward. There’s more to share from that night, and I’m still taking it all in. The next chapter of The Dream Carrier begins in 2026. 💛
That night in France, I sang “Niam Tus Txiaj Ntsig.” It’s the song my mom and I wrote together.
I often think about how the best parts of me come from her. My laughter, my love for people, my joy for life. Those are the pieces of her that live in me.
That night, as I sang our song, I felt her there with me.
I’m proud to carry her light wherever I go.
Ua tsaug os, kuv niam.
Thank you to @christyvang.production for capturing this moment and thank you to @sea.of.gamerelated for gifting this beautiful dress for my performance. đź’™
✨ Maa Vue and The Dream Carrier ✨ Happening during the 50th anniversary of Hmong resettlement in the United States, this is a one-night-only live concert and storytelling experience you won’t want to miss.
Celebrate Hmong culture, resilience, and belonging through powerful music, emotional storytelling, and breathtaking performances.
đź“Ť Marcus Performing Arts Center, Milwaukee, WI
đź“… September 6, 2025
Join us as Maa Vue makes history as the first Hmong artist to headline at this prestigious venue, bringing together Hmong dancers, musicians, and community in a night of healing and legacy.
🎟️ Save on tickets now: bit.ly/maavue20
Use code DREAM for 20% off or call the box office for group discounts.
I brought my mom along during The Dream Carrier trailer shoot — my upcoming concert experience this September. I needed her to witness how far this dream has come… and where it’s still going.
I began my music career 12 years ago. At the time, the Hmong music scene was just starting to grow online. YouTube gave our voices visibility, especially for Hmong women.
My mom worried about my safety, my name, and how the world might treat someone like me. She had lived through war. Survived and raised children in refugee camps.
She wasn’t trying to stop me. She was trying to protect me with everything she knew.
And over time, she saw that I wasn’t just performing. I was trying to preserve what I couldn’t afford to lose — our language, our stories, our identity.
Now, I get to use my voice to build the next chapter in her memory.
Time is flying. We're just 2 months away from Maa Vue and The Dream Carrier, happening at the Marcus Performing Arts Center . My team and I are deep in crunch time. This is the first show of its kind for me, and I can’t wait for you to experience it live! 🥰❤
🎫 Tickets: bit.ly/maavueconcert
The dream goes international — to France! This will be my first-ever international performance. I can’t wait to finally meet the Hmong community that’s supported me from across the ocean. See you soon. ♥️
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Maa Vue
Saw the northern lights for the first time and it was breathtaking 🤩. Perfect way to celebrate after releasing my new song. 🎶
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My new song “Txoj Kev Kaj Siab” (Peace) is out now everywhere you listen to music 🕊️ This one feels like a deep breath after a long storm. I hope it brings you peace too. 💛
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Txoj Kev Kaj Siab (Peace) - Premiering today at 1:00 PM CST! ❤ Share & come watch with me! 🥰
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The Dream Carrier brought together music, dance, story, and community in a way that reminded me what it means to belong. That night, the room felt alive, filled with people listening, feeling, and connecting through something greater than us. It reminded me why I create and what it means to carry hope forward. There’s more to share from that night, and I’m still taking it all in. The next chapter of The Dream Carrier begins in 2026. 💛
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That night in France, I sang “Niam Tus Txiaj Ntsig.” It’s the song my mom and I wrote together.
I often think about how the best parts of me come from her. My laughter, my love for people, my joy for life. Those are the pieces of her that live in me.
That night, as I sang our song, I felt her there with me.
I’m proud to carry her light wherever I go.
Ua tsaug os, kuv niam.
Thank you to @christyvang.production for capturing this moment and thank you to @sea.of.gamerelated for gifting this beautiful dress for my performance. đź’™
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✨ Maa Vue and The Dream Carrier ✨ Happening during the 50th anniversary of Hmong resettlement in the United States, this is a one-night-only live concert and storytelling experience you won’t want to miss.
Celebrate Hmong culture, resilience, and belonging through powerful music, emotional storytelling, and breathtaking performances.
đź“Ť Marcus Performing Arts Center, Milwaukee, WI
đź“… September 6, 2025
Join us as Maa Vue makes history as the first Hmong artist to headline at this prestigious venue, bringing together Hmong dancers, musicians, and community in a night of healing and legacy.
🎟️ Save on tickets now: bit.ly/maavue20
Use code DREAM for 20% off or call the box office for group discounts.
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I brought my mom along during The Dream Carrier trailer shoot — my upcoming concert experience this September. I needed her to witness how far this dream has come… and where it’s still going.
I began my music career 12 years ago. At the time, the Hmong music scene was just starting to grow online. YouTube gave our voices visibility, especially for Hmong women.
My mom worried about my safety, my name, and how the world might treat someone like me. She had lived through war. Survived and raised children in refugee camps.
She wasn’t trying to stop me. She was trying to protect me with everything she knew.
And over time, she saw that I wasn’t just performing. I was trying to preserve what I couldn’t afford to lose — our language, our stories, our identity.
Now, I get to use my voice to build the next chapter in her memory.
🎥 Watch the trailer & New Song Preview:
bit.ly/maavuetrailer
🎟️ Come join me on Sept 6, 2025 (Tix info in comments)
#TheDreamCarrier #TxojKevKajSiab #MaaVue
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Check out the sneak peek of my new song "Txoj Kev Kaj Siab"
https://youtu.be/9wdwDh4fBxc?feature=...
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Time is flying. We're just 2 months away from Maa Vue and The Dream Carrier, happening at the Marcus Performing Arts Center . My team and I are deep in crunch time. This is the first show of its kind for me, and I can’t wait for you to experience it live! 🥰❤ 🎫 Tickets: bit.ly/maavueconcert
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The dream goes international — to France! This will be my first-ever international performance. I can’t wait to finally meet the Hmong community that’s supported me from across the ocean. See you soon. ♥️
Ă€ mes supporters Hmong en France,
J’ai vu l’amour que vous portez à ma musique au fil des années — comment elle a accompagné vos rassemblements, vos danses, vos souvenirs. Même quand je n’étais pas là , j’avais l’impression qu’une partie de moi y était déjà .
Cette année marque les 50 ans du début du parcours des Hmong vers les États-Unis. Mais ce moment n’appartient pas seulement à l’Amérique. Il appartient à chaque âme Hmong qui a porté nos espoirs et nos histoires vers de nouveaux horizons, y compris vous.
C’est aussi l’anniversaire des 12 ans depuis le début de mon aventure musicale.
Rassemblons-nous pour célébrer le chemin parcouru et trouver de la joie et de la guérison dans ce que nous sommes.
On se retrouve très bientôt. ❤
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