King Tuan Ngoc plays the flute to the song "The Flag"

Recently, the media representative of Mr World Vietnam 2024 shared with reporters about the MV "Flag" that male king Tuan Ngoc made.

Image of Tuan Ngoc in a red flag with a yellow star T-shirt, playing the flute at many famous places in Ho Chi Minh City such as Nguyen Hue walking street, Ben Thanh market, Independence Palace... Besides, in the MV is the image of the flag appearing on buildings and streets.

MV "The Flag" performed by male model Tuan Ngoc.

“On the occasion of September 2nd, I decided to play the flute to the music of the song ‘Flag’. Through this MV, I want to convey the beauty of traditional musical instruments and celebrate the National Day of the nation,” Tuan Ngoc shared.

The song “The Flag” was composed by musician Ta Quang Thang in June 2010. The song won many notable awards, including the “hat-trick” of Vietnamese Songs 2010.

“The Flag” was inspired by the story of the musician's parents' love for their country and homeland.

“The Flag” became a hit song by musician Ta Quang Thang – a song expressing love and pride for the Fatherland, homeland and family, which the Hanoi-born musician has conveyed to all ages through simple lyrics distilled from his heart.

Image of King Tuan Ngoc playing the flute to the song "The Flag".

The MV “The Flag” opens the project on preserving, promoting and conserving the values ​​of traditional musical instruments by Tuan Ngoc. The 2024 Mr. World Vietnam is an artist and passionate about musical instruments such as flutes, zithers, etc.

The handsome man from Hai Phong confirmed that he will bring Vietnamese cultural characteristics to promote and introduce at Mr World 2024.

Previously, in the Mr Talent sub-contest and the final night, Pham Tuan Ngoc also played the flute and danced martial arts to the music “Beo dat may troi”. Director Hoang Nhat Nam praised him for his versatility and potential to develop more artistic fields in the future.

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/clip-nam-vuong-tuan-ngoc-thoi-sao-tren-nen-nhac-ca-khuc-la-co-192240902153735453.htm