The concert was held in a very distinctive way.

Male singers, who took on the stage to sing "Women Are Flowers" with mixed chorus, went to the audience to present flowers to women.

When an orchestral music "Swinging Girl" began to be played, several couples came out to aisles from the audience and danced joyously to the tune of the music.

Seen among the dancers were a celebrated announcer and film and drama stars and their spouses.

"Let's Go to Kwanghan Pavilion" sung by a father and his son drew a high acclamation.

The stage was also taken by a first vice department director of the C.C., the Workers' Party of Korea and his wife, a vice-director of the General Political Bureau of the Korean People's Army and his wife and a vice-chairman of the DPRK National Defence Commission and his family members.

The concert climaxed with a solo of a woman who was a vocalist at the Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble.

Before the solo began, the emcee tenderly asked the pregnant woman if she could sing all three verses and the conductor asked her about major.

Kim Jong Un enjoyed the performance with a broad smile on his face all the time.