Bond Quartet filmed music video in Ha Long Bay

Familiar images such as sunrise on the sea, the life of fishermen in fishing villages, or special natural wonders of Ha Long Bay such as Trong Mai islet, Oan sandbank and especially the mysterious eye on Ha Long Bay - Dragon Eye Island... appearing in the MV Victory - Bond in Vietnam along with the performance of the Bond quartet have painted a wonderful picture of the world natural wonder of Ha Long Bay.

Bond performs the famous song "Victory" on Ha Long Bay.

In the MV, there is an image of 4 Bond girls wearing traditional ao dai, performing the classic song Victory on the sea, which is a stage built underwater and submerged when the tide rises.

In the behind-the-scenes clip, member Elspeth shared: "We had a great time in Vietnam, were well taken care of and had a successful performance. Everyone - from the producer, lighting team, stage, audience to organizers were all great. Thanks to that, we had the most memorable moments in Vietnam."

Gay Yee said the filming of the Victory - Bond in Vietnam music video was amazing and affirmed that it was a memorable day that she will never forget. Meanwhile, Tania excitedly said: "We just had one of the most wonderful moments in Vietnam that we didn't want to leave. I especially loved the traditional Vietnamese costumes that were specially designed for us. We really hope to have the opportunity to come back again."

The Bond Quartet hopes to have the opportunity to return to Vietnam.

Sharing about the process of making this MV, Mr. Nguyen Thuy Duong, Chairman of IB Group Vietnam - MV Production Director, said: " The MV was only filmed for more than 3 minutes but we had to survey the location 10 times. However, Typhoon Yagi blew away the scenes we had chosen, but we were determined to make it to introduce Ha Long Bay to the world. No matter how strong the storm is, the longevity and beauty of Ha Long Bay will not change".

During the difficult filming of the MV, Mr. Nguyen Thuy Duong added: " Bond only had 1 day to get acquainted with the setting and film the MV, so there were many difficulties.

We surveyed and found Dragon Eye Island very beautiful so we proposed to the Ha Long Bay Management Board to film here. But the filming had to be done during the day, the movement had to be fast because if the tide was high, we wouldn’t be able to film, ensuring the water surface just reached the artist’s ankles.

Furthermore, when filming at the two islands of Trong Mai, when the ship approached the location, the passenger ships crowded in, so we had to ask the Management Board to keep the scene clean. When filming at Cat Oan beach to welcome the sunset, but when we arrived, the tide was low, the crew had to carry the artists to the scene and stop filming at 7:30 p.m., we had to use a basket boat to transport the artists to the yacht area. It was a hard day of filming, but the whole crew was excited and forgot about their fatigue. The Bond members always felt excited."

Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper Le Quoc Minh presented the MV to Vice Chairman of Quang Ninh Provincial People's Committee Cao Tuong Huy.

The MV is part of the Good Morning Vietnam project initiated by Nhan Dan Newspaper. Mr. Le Quoc Minh, member of the Party Central Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper, hopes that the MV will contribute to promoting tourism of Ha Long Bay in particular and Vietnam in general to international friends.

Le Chi

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