Artists who elevated revolutionary music to the forefront.

MV Continuing the story of peace .

The recent celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd left many special emotions in the hearts of the people. In the field of music , patriotism was elevated and firmly rooted in the hearts of each individual through meticulously crafted musical works, reflecting the dedication and passion of the artists.

Composer Nguyen Van Chung: "Even more popular with hit songs about revolutionary music."

Composer Nguyen Van Chung was already well-loved and known to audiences for songs such as: "Mother's Diary," "Crying Moon," "Love Under the Moonlight," etc., and recently his name has become even "hotter" after hit songs praising the revolution and love for his homeland.

With gentle yet powerful and spirited melodies, profound lyrics, and soulful stories, the compositions of musician Nguyen Van Chung have contributed to making revolutionary music more accessible, relatable, and widely shared among young people. One of his most popular songs, performed by many singers and receiving much media attention, is "Continuing the Story of Peace."

Recently, during the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd, composer Nguyen Van Chung continued to express his patriotic spirit, conveying endless inspiration about revolutionary heroism through several new compositions that were well-received by audiences, such as: "Swearing for Peace" performed by singer Nguyen Duyen Quynh, "The Pain Amidst Peace" performed by singer Hoa Minzy…

The 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd inspired many artists to create new musical works such as: "For the Nation, We Forget Ourselves" composed by Chi Vu and performed by singer Nguyen Phi Hung; "Forever Vietnamese" composed by Trang Phap and performed by singers Ha Le and Trang Phap; "Singing Vietnam" composed by Dao Duy Quynh and performed by Truong Tran Anh Duy... The common point of most of these works is their profound and meaningful content, coupled with the dedicated and meticulous investment of the production team and modern music video techniques, which have created widespread dissemination across platforms and touched the emotions of listeners.

Hoa Minzy was overwhelmed with emotion while singing "Pain Amidst Peace".

After creating a sensation in the domestic and international music market in March with her "hundred-million-view" MV "Bac Bling," singer Hoa Minzy has returned with explosive emotions in her MV "Pain in Peace." According to YouTube Chart, the MV has reached number 1.
The music video debuted with the most impressive results worldwide on August 23rd, holding the number one spot in many categories and, after 10 days on YouTube, has garnered over 12 million views…

What contributed to the success of this music video if not its quality and meaningful content that touched the hearts and emotions of millions of Vietnamese people? During these sacred days, when the entire nation turns its attention to the grand celebration with the highest gratitude and pride, the music video "Pain Amidst Peace" serves as a tribute.
Deeply moving.

The singer emotionally shared on her personal page: “…That mother searches for her child amidst the shouts of 'National Unity' / That wife searches for her husband in the crowd… This is a song that always moves Hoa deeply whenever it is sung. A song that expresses so many emotions of mothers who have lost their children, wives who have lost their husbands in the resistance wars…!”

It is this profound gratitude and national pride expressed in the music video that creates a spiritual connection between the artist and the audience.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Nguyet (residing in Bien Hoa ward, Dong Nai province) shared: “I couldn't hold back my tears while watching the music video because of the emotions conveyed in the scenes. These are very simple, ordinary people, yet they are truly extraordinary and great.”

Leaving comments on social media platforms, many people shared their profound thoughts about the country's peace story…

Singer Tung Duong - bringing revolutionary songs to the top trending charts.

When Tùng Dương is mentioned, a generation of listeners immediately thinks of his contemporary folk-inspired songs. However, recently, audiences have witnessed his impressive transformation; Tùng Dương is seen as softer, more down-to-earth, and especially younger in his music. In particular, his revolutionary songs and songs praising love for his homeland have touched the hearts of many music lovers, especially young audiences.

Some audience members frankly admit that they went from disliking Tung Duong's music to liking and becoming "addicted" to it. This also proves that music that evokes patriotic spirit always has a strong appeal. For example, the song "Springtime in Ho Chi Minh City" (by Xuan Hong), already familiar to the audience, was performed by Tung Duong in the "Country Full of Joy" program and topped the trending charts.

Recently, he and his team created the music video for "Continuing the Story of Peace," a song that rose to prominence during the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of Southern Vietnam and the reunification of the country. Despite this, viewers still received Tung Duong's music video with enthusiasm; in just 7 days after its release, the video garnered over 3.6 million views on YouTube. This success is due to the serious and meticulous investment in the music video, resembling a cinematic film filled with emotion. On his personal page, singer Tung Duong shared: "Even now, I'm still deeply moved when I watch the music video again and still shed tears. Only by embodying the soldier can one truly feel the indomitable will and determination to fight to the death for the Fatherland."

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A scene from the music video "Pain Amidst Peace".

I feel very lucky and proud.

Recently, many socio-political art programs have been organized and broadcast on various media outlets. The Dong Nai Arts Theatre, in particular, has also produced numerous art performances to celebrate Party congresses at all levels, the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution, and National Day on September 2nd. Artist Dieu Tram from the Dong Nai Arts Theatre shared: "My feelings, as well as those of many artists performing in socio-political art programs, are that I feel very fortunate and proud to be among the artists to create these programs, to be able to bring songs and music praising our homeland and country that is undergoing renewal and development…"

"When performing songs praising the Party, love for the country, and my hometown of Dong Nai on stage, I always want to bring to the audience a firm belief in the leadership of the Party and the State; I also want to convey to the listeners a sense of pride and enthusiasm for contributing to the country's renewal," said artist Dieu Tram.

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