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Artist Bach Tuyet expressed her excitement about participating in the young artists' project, hoping to contribute to spreading Vietnamese cultural and historical values. Phao shared her nervousness about performing with a master of cai luong (southern Vietnamese opera) for the first time. |
Veteran artist Bach Tuyet was the oldest vocalist featured on DTAP's debut album, Made In Vietnam. At the project's showcase on the evening of 19/8, she graced the stage with a performance of "Nam quoc son ha."
The song evoked a powerful, patriotic atmosphere, drawing inspiration from the hero Ly Thuong Kiet and reflecting on the responsibility of younger generations to protect the country in peacetime. A highlight of the performance was the harmonious blend of Bach Tuyet's vocals with those of Phao, a prominent gen Z rapper.
The song, which initially gained popularity in 2021, was given a new arrangement by DTAP. Through the piece, the group aimed to convey the message that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation are sacred values that must never be forgotten.
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Artist Thanh Thuy (left) and singer Vo Ha Tram performed "Mau do da vang." The song, part of the album's first chapter, "Xin chao Viet Nam," celebrates the unity of Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups. |
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Isaac (right) and Suboi performed "Rung vang bien bac" to the cheers of nearly 1,000 audience members. Isaac noted that DTAP is one of the most sought-after producers today, with many singers eager to collaborate with them. |
Singer Phuong Thanh (fourth from the right, back row) joined gen Z stars like Phuong My Chi, Phao, and Muoi in the performance of "Chan cung da mem." They evoked the atmosphere of historical Vietnamese football matches.
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Singers Lamoon, Muoi, Lam Bao Ngoc, and Orange (from left to right) performed "Ho vuon minh" with youthful energy. The song celebrates the vibrant rhythm of working life, incorporating various traditional southern Vietnamese art forms.
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DTAP shared that they poured their hearts into this project, marking six years in the music industry. They worked on the album for an extended period, aiming to preserve, promote, and share Vietnamese culture with younger generations.
The Made In Vietnam album consists of 16 songs, divided into three chapters: Xin chao Viet Nam, Chien binh tre, and Con rong thuc giac. 25 vocalists of different generations participated, including Bach Tuyet, Thanh Hoa, Thanh Thuy, Hong Nhung, Phuong Thanh, My Tam, Ha Anh Tuan, Hien Thuc, Hoang Bach, Toc Tien, Dong Nhi, Ong Cao Thang, Vo Ha Tram, Den Vau, Karik, Suboi, Isaac, Truc Nhan, Phuong My Chi, Phao, Orange, Lam Bao Ngoc, Muoi, and Winnie, Dong Nhi's eldest daughter.
Three songs from the album have music videos: Made In Vietnam (performed by Thanh Hoa, Truc Nhan, and Phuong My Chi), Mua gio thoi tren mai nha (My Tam), and Nha toi co treo mot la co (Ha Anh Tuan).
In addition to physical and online releases, DTAP collaborated with the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union to organize the "Hanh trinh tu hao" tour, visiting former battlefields like Hue, Quang Tri, and Nghe An. There, they held memorial activities for fallen heroes and organized community concerts.
DTAP is a popular music production group consisting of three members: Thinh Kainz (Nguyen Hoang Thinh, 29), Kata Tran (Tran Khanh, 28), and Tung Cedrus (Vo Thanh Tung, 27). They contributed to Hoang Thuy Linh's success with songs like "De Mi noi cho ma nghe" and "See tinh," which became a hit in several countries. The group has been honored with awards such as Cong Hien, Mai Vang, and Lan Song Xanh.
Tan Cao
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