Vo Ha Tram was moved to film a music video, refused when her Indian husband asked to invest money

On the evening of August 1, singer Vo Ha Tram released the MV " I Wish to Be a Vietnamese" , marking her return to traditional - revolutionary music praising the homeland and country.

batch_VoHaTram (6).jpg — Singer Vo Ha Tram filmed a MV praising Vietnam.

The song is like a musical gift the singer sends to the audience on the occasion of the upcoming great national holidays.

“After the April 30th celebration, I was surprised by the special reception of the audience, especially young audiences, for the music praising the homeland.

This is the motivation for me to make this MV as a response to that love and to spread the Vietnamese spirit to everyone," the singer shared.

Nguyen La Nguoi Viet Nam was composed by 9X musician Doan Minh Quan. The song has an easy-to-listen and easy-to-sing melody but has depth with refined lyrics, honoring the contributions of our ancestors, praising the mothers, soldiers and compatriots who sacrificed for today's peace .

The singer was inspired with a song that evoked patriotism and national spirit towards the great ceremony.

Vo Ha Tram's powerful, highly technical and emotional voice is the soul of the song. She skillfully handles and emphasizes each lyric to create a vibration for the listener.

In particular, the resounding part of the two words "Vietnam" lasting more than 15 seconds at the end was intentionally performed by Vo Ha Tram to clearly convey the spirit of patriotism.

The song's MV was also meticulously produced, opening with the image of a gentle, heroic Vietnamese mother, working hard to raise her child to adulthood, sending her child off to war, and choking up when receiving bad news from the battlefield.

batch_VoHaTram (10).jpg — The MV features nearly 100 artists and special guests.

The female singer said that all revenue from the MV on digital platforms along with her personal savings will be donated to the Fund for the Poor of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee.

"I hope this small gift will contribute to spreading love for the homeland, country and the spirit of mutual love to more people," the female singer expressed.

Previously, Vo Ha Tram attracted attention when she shared the moment her Indian husband - businessman Vikas Chaudhary - and their two children suddenly appeared behind the scenes of filming a music video.

Despite being busy running his business, Vikas still quietly takes time to go to the film set, bringing his young child to encourage his wife.

What surprised Vo Ha Tram the most was that her husband and two children all wore traditional Vietnamese ao dai to cheer her on.