Throughout this music product is the image of a citizen - artist holding the red flag with yellow star running across Vietnam, to beautiful places in Vietnam and conveying the sacred image of the Vietnamese national flag.
Singer Quach Beem carries a flag and runs across three regions to record "One Round of Vietnam". Photo: CB
Singer-songwriter Quach Beem shared with Dan Viet that he and musician Dong Thien Duc - the author of the song "A Round of Vietnam" have a rather strange fate. His stage name is Quach Beem but his real name is Doan Dong Duc, both are named Duc and both are active in music. Quach Beem himself loves the song "A Round of Vietnam" because every time he sings it, he feels an indescribable pride.
"The song "A round of Vietnam" is a very good song. Quach Beem chose this song to remix and create a fresh version, different from the famous "hit" performed by his seniors and other artists before," Quach Beem expressed.
When asked about the pressure of singing a song that is already so famous, Quach Beem shared: "I really respect and love my colleagues. It is not true to say that there is no pressure, but I believe that each artist has their own style, voice, color and creativity. Surely, all the good, meaningful and humane artistic products that we artists create will be received by the audience in each person's own way."
Image of Quach Beem holding a flag running on the beach. Photo: CB
Quach Beem - The first singer to carry the red flag with yellow star across Vietnam
Quach Beem said: "I am lucky to have toured many countries, but I realize that there is no place more beautiful than my homeland Vietnam. I always want to use art to express my national pride and love for my homeland. Through that, I can spread the most meaningful messages and promote the image of Vietnam to all friends around the world.
I also want to contribute my part to convey positive and meaningful messages to Vietnamese audiences, especially the young people - the future generation of the country, to together promote patriotism; together strive to preserve and develop the values that generations of our ancestors have brought to us."
This MV "A Round of Vietnam" across Vietnam was invested in by Quach Beem very carefully in terms of image and quality. He and his crew traveled across the 3 regions of North - Central - South for nearly 2 months to capture beautiful and impressive footage.
The images in the MV bring the audience a sense of pride in the beautiful homeland of Vietnam. Photo: CB
Quach Beem said that he and his crew encountered many difficulties when they wanted to capture all the beautiful scenery of the country. Specifically, to film the scene in K50 waterfall - Hang En in Gia Lai, the whole crew had to wake up at 3am to go into the forest. After the motorbike-accessible road, the crew had to carry their belongings and equipment and walk through the forest for a long time to get a few seconds of the K50 waterfall scene.
Many times, Quach Beem and his crew had to sleep in the car, eating instant noodles to wait for beautiful moments on the mountain passes at dawn. However, with the desire to promote the image of the beautiful country of Vietnam, everyone tried their best and were proud to make a meaningful product.
The image of Vietnam appearing in the MV is majestic, rustic and very familiar. Photo: CB
It is known that musician Quach Beem is in the process of implementing the music project "I love Vietnam" to promote the image of 63 provinces and cities of Vietnam. He has been very successful with the song "Ha Giang oi" - the first work released in a series of 63 works he will compose and perform for 63 provinces and cities of Vietnam. The song "Ha Giang oi" has achieved many records in spreading the image of Ha Giang land and people in the past 3 years. Currently, the music project is being implemented. Quach Beem hopes to receive attention, support and companionship from local agencies, businesses...
MV "Around Viet Nam" performed by Quach Beem. Video: CB
Source: https://danviet.vn/quach-beem-ca-si-dau-tien-cam-co-do-sao-vang-chay-khap-dat-nuoc-viet-nam-20240902090628058.htm
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