Arousing patriotism by renewing children's music

Joining the joyful atmosphere welcoming the 79th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2024), many young artists have had creative ways to express and contribute to spreading patriotism and national pride through the innocent and pure perspective of children.

The main characters appearing in the MV "Vietnamese Baby".

In the context of modern music developing at a dizzying speed today, children's music is facing many challenges. Music products aimed at children are increasingly scarce, while the market is flooded with commercial songs with content not suitable for children.

This not only affects the spiritual life of children, but also negatively affects the process of forming their personality and aesthetics. This shortage is a big challenge in restoring and developing a rich, quality children's music, not only helping children entertain but also contributing to educating and nurturing the souls of the future generations of the country.

Faced with this situation, many young artists have struggled and conceived new music products based on familiar children's songs. Among them, we can mention the MV "Em bé Việt Nam" with a strong message of patriotism and national pride, harmoniously combining modern rap music and traditional sounds, creating a melody that is both fresh and rich. Vietnamese identity

The "Vietnamese Babies" appear in the MV.

The MV opens with the image of a veteran soldier and children, with the highlight being the soldier - a symbol of resilience and patriotism from the previous generation, the torch that carries the fire, conveying cultural values to the future generation. Meanwhile, the children in the MV represent continuity and inheritance, carrying the responsibility of preserving and promoting the good traditional values of the nation.

According to Mr. Nguyen Thanh Trung, Chairman of the "Real Charity" Club, representative of the MV producer, the work has integrated 2 songs "Who loves Uncle Ho" Ho Chi Minh "More than children", "Lac Hong bloodline" and "5 teachings of Uncle Ho" that President Ho Chi Minh advised children during his lifetime.

The MV depicts a profound message: Although time has changed, patriotism and national pride are always maintained and passed down through each generation. Modern rap melodies combined with folk sounds create a harmony that is both youthful and imbued with Vietnamese identity. Therefore, the lyrics of "Em bé Việt Nam" are like the whispers of children about their love for their homeland, the famous landscapes, and the heroic history of the nation.

Young artists and "child" singers during the making of the MV.

Appearing in the MV, the "child" rapper Xe Xe said: "I really like this song, because it opens with the line "Who loves Uncle Ho Chi Minh more than children...". In the MV, the soldiers' uniforms appear many times, making me and the children feel extremely proud, because the soldiers are the ones who are protecting our homeland and country day and night."

MV was made on the background of the Vietnamese national flag.

In fact, the MV "Vietnamese Baby" is not only for children, but also an opportunity for parents and children to enjoy beautiful melodies and review together. history and traditions of the nation. From there, foster love and family ties, especially on the occasion of the National Day which is approaching very soon.

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