MV 'Xam congratulating the birth of King Tran Nhan Tong': Preserving traditional culture with contemporary nuances

Released on December 11 (November 11 of the Lunar calendar) - commemorating the birthday of King Tran Nhan Tong, the MV Xam celebrating the birth of Buddha King Tran Nhan Tong recreated the cultural beauty of the Tran Dynasty - a dynasty rich in identity in Vietnamese history.

Costumes with Tran Dynasty cultural features and the majestic scenery of Ba Vang mountain appear in the MV. (Photo: Ha Trang)

The MV was elaborately produced by professional artists and young Buddhists. The glorious feats - three great victories over the Mongol army under the leadership of the wise and virtuous king - Tran Nhan Tong were vividly recreated by artists and young people.

The lyrics are a unique combination of Xam (a typical Vietnamese folk music form, originating from the Tran Dynasty) with modern music.

The MV segment was filmed at Yen Tu Mountain - where Buddhist Emperor Tran Nhan Tong practiced. (Photo: Ha Trang)

This combination helps preserve traditional values while remaining close to young audiences, contributing to preserving and promoting the beauty of folk music in contemporary life.

The MV was filmed at many historical locations such as Yen Tu and Ba Vang mountain top.

It is known that the song Xam celebrating the birth of King Tran Nhan Tong was composed by Buddhist Pham Thi Yen. The song is performed by singers Mai Tuyet Hoa, Ha Myo and Rapper Endy.

Young people dancing to the music of the MV. (Photo: Ha Trang)

The MV has brought an impressive and emotional musical work. This is a way to connect traditional music with the younger generation, as well as express pride in Vietnamese history and culture. The MV makers hope to contribute to the preservation and development of the nation's intangible cultural heritage.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/mv-xam-mung-phat-hoang-tran-nhan-tong-dan-sinh-giu-gin-van-hoa-truyen-thong-bang-sac-thai-duong-dai-296961.html