Singer Quoc Dai has just launched an art program called Vietnam Colors . This is his passionate project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025); it is also a tribute to Ho Chi Minh City, the place that nurtured his musical dream.
Vietnam Colors includes 9 songs: Hon Trong, Oai Hung Troi Nam (Minh Vy), Duong Len Tien Tien (Phung Tien Minh), Tinh Ca (Pham Duy), Mua Xuan Tren TP.HCM (Xuan Hong), Buc Tranh Hoa Binh (Hoai Linh), Clinging to the Homeland's Sea (Pham Tuyen), Sac Mau Que Huong (Hoai An), Que Huong Ba Mien (Thanh Son).
Singer Quoc Dai.
Quoc Dai said he had been preparing for the program for a year. He and his crew wanted to contribute a small gift to Ho Chi Minh City - the place that guided him in music and in life.
"That is love and also a great source of motivation for me to constantly improve and perfect myself to keep up with the strong changes in the place where I was born and raised," he confided.
The program's content leads the audience into the heroic historical flow of the nation, protecting and building a strong Vietnam.
In the program, the melody of the song Spring in Ho Chi Minh City opens the content about development and striving. The achievements of development and love for the homeland are continuously depicted in songs such as Painting of Peace, Clinging to the Sea of the Homeland, and Colors of the Homeland.
Notably, the program chose to perform the song Clinging to the Homeland Sea, carrying the spirit and strong message of sovereignty over the sea and islands. The new arrangement of the song Que Huong Ba Mien , with the style of folk music, light music and rap, exudes the spirit of today's generation of Vietnamese people welcoming new opportunities.
Talking about choosing young musician Keyri Phan to arrange this program, Quoc Dai expressed his satisfaction almost immediately upon receiving the first arrangement. Keyri Phan has a modern and cheerful harmony mindset, but most importantly, she still retains the spirit of folk music.
Quoc Dai wants to bring seemingly familiar songs to become closer and catchy for young audiences.
Quoc Dai collaborates with many young artists.
Quoc Dai was born in 1979, is a successful singer of folk and lyrical music. He is associated with many famous songs such as Tuong tu nang ca si, Gian em, Huong toc ma non...
When mentioning Quoc Dai, the audience will remember Cam Ly when the two were a famous duet in the Vietnamese music industry in the 2000s. Both became famous with many works such as Ca phe mien vuon, Chi tai duyen so, Cay de dau, Huong tham, Do qua ben song, Huong toc ma non, Hoa muoi gio,... Many audiences love Cam Ly and Quoc Dai for their emotional singing, full of lyricism.
Ngoc Thanh
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