Over 80 artists performed the song "Even in the Next Life, I'll Still Be Vietnamese" to celebrate National Day on September 2nd.

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Vietnam's National Day on September 2nd, a team of volunteer artists from Ho Chi Minh City created the music video "In the Next Life, Still a Vietnamese," spreading the spirit of patriotism and national pride.

The team of volunteer artists from Ho Chi Minh City created the music video "In the Next Life, I Will Still Be Vietnamese" - Photo: Organizing Committee.

Over 80 artists from various fields, including members of the Ho Chi Minh City volunteer artist team and young children, contributed their voices to the music video "In the Next Life, Still a Vietnamese Person ."

The new version of " I'll Still Be Vietnamese in My Next Life"

MC Quynh Hoa - deputy director of the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural Center, and team leader of the Ho Chi Minh City artist volunteer team - told Tuoi Tre Online that the team created this music video to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd, and also to participate in the content creation challenge with the song " In the Next Life, Still a Vietnamese Person" launched by the Viet Nam Love project organizers.

"In the Next Life, I'll Still Be Vietnamese" (composed by Tuan Cry) is the first song in the community art project Viet Nam Love , released in early August.

The song expresses love for the homeland and national pride. The melody and lyrics are familiar and cheerful, conveying heroism and emotion.

According to MC Quynh Hoa, although the music video was filmed only at the Creative Park in Ho Chi Minh City - the location of Viet Nam Love 's "City of Blooming Flowers" landscaping project - it features many unique and interesting angles.

The biggest challenges in making the music video were gathering many artists at once and the weather. The filming was difficult due to continuous rain, but the artists were all enthusiastic. The music video was filmed in one morning.

Many artists and singers participated in the music video.

"In the next life, I will still be Vietnamese" is now a more colorful version by the Ho Chi Minh City volunteer artist team, featuring the voices of many famous people from various fields of art.

These include artists Trinh Kim Chi, Tuyet Thu, Bang Chau; singers Nguyen Phi Hung, Doan Dai Hoa, Nguyen Thai Duong, Tanh Linh, Duong Ngoc Ha, Dat Quang, Thach Thao, Miha, Jack Long, Dinh Thuy, Thao Nhi, and the Song Thoi Dai group;

MCs Quynh Hoa, Quoc Binh, Phung The Phi, Co Tan Minh Quang, Nhu Nguyen, Lam Hapbi, Lap Tempo, Le Dat, Nhu Uyen, Ngoc Bao Chau, Le Vy;

Miss Universe Vietnam Ngoc Chau, Miss Earth Vietnam Thai Thi Hoa, designer Viet Hung, director Minh Khoi, circus artists Hien Phuoc, Thanh Hoa, Truc Vy, Phuong Trinh, photographers Nguyen Hien, Michael Neo, Thanh Van…

The music video "In the Next Life, Still a Vietnamese" is performed by a team of volunteer artists from Ho Chi Minh City - Source: Organizing Committee.

If there is an afterlife, I hope to still be Vietnamese.

Singer Nguyen Phi Hung said he was very happy and proud to be a part of the music video "In the Next Life, Still a Vietnamese ." He said this is a heartfelt product of volunteer artists, celebrating the nation's joyous occasion and praising their homeland.

Singer Dat Quang shared: "If there is a next life, I only hope to still be a Vietnamese person!"

"The music video 'In the Next Life, You'll Still Be Vietnamese' was created by a team of volunteer artists from Ho Chi Minh City; everyone contributed whatever they knew. Please support us so we can have the motivation for our next projects," MC Quoc Binh shared.

Singers Nguyen Phi Hung (left) and Doan Dai Hoa appear in the music video.

"The Ho Chi Minh City Artist Volunteer Team carries out activities primarily aimed at children. This music video features children participating, demonstrating continuity. This is also an opportunity for them to express their patriotism and gratitude to previous generations."

This year has seen the release of many new songs praising the homeland. Many of these songs have a youthful style, appealing to younger audiences. "In the next life, I will still be Vietnamese" is a prime example.

"As Vietnamese people, we always want to express our patriotism, national pride, and spread it to many people. That's why the volunteer artist team from Ho Chi Minh City decided to create the music video ' In the Next Life, We'll Still Be Vietnamese '," added MC Quynh Hoa.

MC Quynh Hoa took on multiple roles, including singer, scriptwriter, and co-director of the music video.

Circus artists Hien Phuoc, Thanh Hoa, Truc Vy, and Phuong Trinh gave an impressive performance in the music video.

Let's spread the spirit of national pride.

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/hon-80-nghe-si-hat-kiep-sau-van-la-nguoi-viet-nam-mung-quoc-khanh-2-9-20250829065750999.htm