It's been years since I've been to Vietnam, and I can't say I ever encountered this sub-culture. Closest was going on a few dates with a trophy-winning bachata dancer / dance instructor. But I'm not that surprised it has spread, knowing that it's "A Thing" here in Japan for ages as well.
Encountered a few other American/Caribbean sub-cultures though, like a twerk contest in a hip-hop club, and a reggae dive bar. These were 2015-2019 in Hanoi.
Bachata is surprisingly popular there, but it is mostly imported from expats moving there who enjoy it. An expat buddy of mine ran the weekly bachata nights at one of the local bars.
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It's been years since I've been to Vietnam, and I can't say I ever encountered this sub-culture. Closest was going on a few dates with a trophy-winning bachata dancer / dance instructor. But I'm not that surprised it has spread, knowing that it's "A Thing" here in Japan for ages as well.
Encountered a few other American/Caribbean sub-cultures though, like a twerk contest in a hip-hop club, and a reggae dive bar. These were 2015-2019 in Hanoi.
Bachata is surprisingly popular there, but it is mostly imported from expats moving there who enjoy it. An expat buddy of mine ran the weekly bachata nights at one of the local bars.