Den's MV "Home Taste" reached Top 1 trending on Youtube just 2 days after its release.

VOV.VN - As a musical product marking Den's return after 3 years of absence from the Tet music genre, "Vì nhà" touches the hearts of audiences thanks to its simple, profound lyrics and melody that combines tradition and modernity.

Officially released on YouTube on January 15, Den Vau's MV "Vị nhà" has created a strong fever. After only 16 hours of release, the MV quickly reached the top 1 position on the YouTube Trending chart, top 1 on Zing Realtime Charts and entered the top 10 of iTunes Vietnam. Currently, "Vị nhà" has attracted more than 2.6 million views on YouTube, affirming the great appeal of the male rapper during this Tet holiday.

As a musical product marking Den's return after 3 years of absence from the Tet music genre, "Vị nhà" touches the hearts of audiences thanks to its simple, profound lyrics and a melody that combines tradition and modernity. The song is inspired by Den's personal experience - a busy son with little time to visit home. Den shared: "I believe that many people, like me, want to gather with their family at the end of the year. However, not everyone can do that, and that feeling inspired me to compose this song."

With contemporary folk sounds, "Vi Nha" harmoniously combines traditional instruments such as flute, erhu, zither, monochord with narrative rap - Den's forte. In particular, the rap inspired by Cheo and Vi Giam folk songs has become a highlight, receiving many compliments from the audience.

The MV opens up a familiar story about people who have to be away from home during Tet. Den appears as an artist on the TV screen, witnessing the different stories of the characters in the MV. Each person has their own circumstances, but the common point is the waiting, support and encouragement from their family - their strong rear.

Images of dishes rich in traditional flavors are cleverly incorporated, becoming a symbol connecting family and homeland. Den said: “Hometown dishes are not only food, but also preserve great cultural value. They make people far from home feel the warmth and familiarity even when they cannot return home.”

The MV ends with a touching image: the characters sitting around the year-end meal, even though they are not together with their families, they still exude simple happiness. Den confided: “Being away from home on Tet holiday easily makes people sad. I have experienced many Tet holidays like that so I sympathize. However, I do not want to evoke sadness but want to encourage everyone, that no matter where they are, the love and connection with family is always a source of strength and faith to overcome difficulties in life.”