Singer Phuc Anh shares unforgettable memories while filming in the highlands after the storm

(Dan Tri) - Singer Phuc Anh attracted attention when she released the MV "54 Vietnamese Ethnic Groups", recorded as a documentary during her and her crew's journey to provide relief in Ha Giang, Yen Bai, and Lao Cai after storm Yagi.

Phuc Anh shared that the days of filming in the highlands left unforgettable memories in her career. The landslides forced the crew's itinerary to change constantly.

Singer Hoang Ton, a member of the crew, arrived in Ha Giang last, in the middle of the night, encountered landslides and fallen trees blocking the road, and had to call everyone for help.

"It rained heavily that night, everyone was very worried. Luckily, everyone returned safely. Every day, the crew woke up at 5am and ended the day at midnight, like that all week, so many people were tired," the singer added.

Singer Phuc Anh receives wreaths from children in the highlands (Photo: Provided by the character).

Although the journey was quite difficult, Phuc Anh and her team were able to meet and listen to the circumstances of the children and the people. Although the project only lasted a short time, Phuc Anh said she had made many more young friends.

Sharing about the memories during the MV making process, Phuc Anh said: "When I stopped at Tham Ma slope, the girls here made me a flower wreath to wear in my hair. I felt the purity and sincerity from the children. Although some of them were a bit shy, after I guided them to dance and sing, the distance was gone."

The MV also features Miss Nong Thuy Hang. Phuc Anh said the Tay beauty queen worked very hard with the crew, not afraid of difficulties.

Miss Nong Thuy Hang and singer Phuc Anh with children (Photo: Provided by the character).

The smiles, friendliness and hospitality of the highland people energized the members of the group. After finishing the relief trip and returning to Ho Chi Minh City, the members all hoped to have the opportunity to return to visit the highland people.

Phuc Anh said that with this project, she hopes to meet the ethnic groups in the country, to experience the culture and contribute a small part to helping children go to school. The singer believes that the origin of music is to help people feel positively motivated, become happier, love and live more meaningfully.

Phuc Anh’s real name is Tran Thi Hong Phuc, born in 1992 in a family with parents working in the education sector and no one pursuing an artistic career. However, from a young age, she soon revealed her talent and passion for singing.

Phuc Anh was the valedictorian of the Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music and graduated with honors. She is also the valedictorian of Thanh Hoa University of Culture and Arts. The beauty is also known as a student of People's Artist Ta Minh Tam and had an impressive duet with her teacher at the 2022 Mai Vang Awards.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/ca-si-phuc-anh-ke-ky-niem-kho-quen-khi-ghi-hinh-o-vung-cao-sau-bao-20241110171723610.htm