After the September 2nd celebration, Huyen Anh Yoko released a new MV because she was waiting for the captivating parade footage.

X-Factor 2016 runner-up Huyen Anh Yoko said she could have released a MV earlier, but still decided to wait for the grand ceremony to have captivating parade footage in her music product.

In addition to art, Huyen Anh also participates in many charity activities such as co-founding the project "Kitchen from the heart", being the ambassador of the program "Medicine cabinet for children" or founding a community to support the disadvantaged during the COVID-19 pandemic - Photo: NVCC

Huyen Anh Yoko released the MV Chung nhim vo huong after the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2 (A80).

Waiting for the big ceremony to have the most perfect footage

Before the grand ceremony, many artists followed the trend and "invited each other" to release MVs and albums to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day September 2. Why didn't Huyen Anh Yoko release it at that time to "heat up" it, instead postponing it and releasing it after the event?

Responding to Tuoi Tre Online , the 9X said she cherished this music project after the April 30th celebration. At that time, she "strongly turned on the patriotic switch, telling herself to release a product to show gratitude and praise to the Fatherland."

Huyen Anh finished recording the song on August 22nd, and could have released the MV before the big ceremony, but she still waited for the A80 event to put some valuable images into her product.

"The main purpose of the MV is to show gratitude and praise to the Fatherland, so I don't think too much about views, but just want to create a complete product in terms of image and music," the artist said, "I like a valuable MV, so that when I watch it again in five or 10 years, I can still feel like I'm living the A80 atmosphere, both past and present."

At the age of 30, this is the first time Huyen Anh has witnessed the country flying red flags with yellow stars, so she wants to preserve the most beautiful moments.

MV Chung nhip vo huong by Huyen Anh Yoko

Huyen Anh added that she once visited the Kim Bang Nursing Center for War Invalids and directly saw the remnants of war left on the bodies of the veterans there.

She also visited Truong Son Cemetery, Hang Duong Cemetery... so she was haunted by the consequences of war, and at the same time admired the "rushing forward" spirit of a generation to bring independence and freedom to the Fatherland.

My uncle himself Huyen Anh is a veteran infected with Agent Orange but is always resilient, writes books, does charity work, and is a support for the whole family, so she admires her.

When making Chung nhip vo huong , she packed all her thoughts and experiences. The artist said that young people may not have as much experience as their predecessors, but they still have a way to express their patriotism in a way that is appropriate for their age.

MV Chung nhip van huong is full of pride, praise and gratitude to the Fatherland - Photo: NVCC

When did the country come into existence? Did you see it when you were born?

MV Chung nhip vo huong directed by Vu Hong Thang - the person behind many million-view products of My Tam, Ha Anh Tuan, Duc Phuc, Hoa Minzy... - is in charge.

The MV uses a series of beautiful, sacred images from the A80 ceremony, interwoven with emotional historical documentary images of special moments 80 years ago.

MV released right after A80 ended - Photo: NVCC

The MV journey begins with the image of a girl wearing ao dai playing the piano in an old house and searching for the answer to the question "When did the country come into existence? Did you see it when you were born?/ How did the country grow up to be so strong today?".

The song has simple, meaningful lyrics, both lyrical and bustling, imbued with national pride, sending the message "every heartbeat of a Vietnamese is a beat of pride and aspiration, spreading the national spirit of Independence - Freedom - Reaching out".

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/hau-dai-le-2-9-huyen-anh-yoko-moi-ra-mv-vi-cho-nhung-thuoc-phim-dieu-binh-say-dam-long-nguoi-20250904181315034.htm