Recently, rapper Den released a new song called Taste of Home - a meaningful musical gift for the audience before the Lunar New Year .
Den Vau in new MV (Photo: Character provided).
The male rapper said he composed the song from his own experience - a busy person with little time to visit home.
"I believe that many people look forward to returning home to be with their families, especially during the last days of the year. Tet is approaching, and I myself do not know if I can arrange to return home to be with my family, so my emotions were strong when I wrote this song," Den said.
The song "Vi Nha" has a traditional sound, harmoniously combining traditional instruments with rap lyrics full of narrative, expressing Den's perspective on life.
The MV Vi Nha has reached over 700,000 views on YouTube and over 4,000 comments after 16 hours of release. The song received positive responses thanks to the highlight being the rap inspired by the folk songs of Cheo and Vi Giam. The combination of musical instruments such as flute, erhu, zither, monochord... also makes listeners excited.
"When those instruments sound, I think the music will evoke emotions filled with love for our homeland, country, working life and the spirit of our ancestors from ancient times," Den shared.
Den's new MV conveys a message of sharing to those who have to work away from home during Tet (Photo: Character provided).
In the MV, Den uses images of familiar dishes and flavors of traditional Tet to open up the theme of family and homeland. He said that dishes preserve great cultural values, so many people far from home still feel the warmth when enjoying hometown dishes.
Den also appeared as an artist on television broadcasting Tet, witnessing the stories of the remaining characters. The characters in the MV all had to work away from home during Tet, not having time to reunite with their families, but they still always received the waiting, support and encouragement of their relatives.
The MV ends with a touching scene of the characters sitting down to a year-end meal after a hard day of work. Even though they are not with their families, they still exude happiness and radiance on their faces.
Den plays a performer on television broadcast on Tet holiday (Photo: Screenshot).
"It's easy to feel sad when you're away from home, especially during Tet. I've spent many Tet holidays away from home, so I can clearly feel that. But I don't want to write a song that evokes sadness, but rather a song to encourage myself, that no matter where I am, the bond of love between people and family will always bring strength and faith to face the difficulties in life," the rapper added.
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