Tan Nhan is one of the outstanding voices of folk music today. She is currently a Doctor of Music, Deputy Head of the Vocal Department of the Vietnam National Academy of Music.
Two years ago, when she was at the peak of her career, Tan Nhan suddenly lost her voice. According to the singer, there was a time when she lost 80% of her singing ability. The reason was due to exhaustion after giving birth and having been infected with COVID-19 three times.
Tan Nhan turns into a mountain girl in "The sound of the flute in the blooming season".
The loss of her voice almost made the female singer fall into despair. At one point, Tan Nhan thought about quitting singing and focusing on teaching, opening an art training center to continue her love of music in another way.
Luckily, recently, the singer's voice has gradually returned. She is so happy that she continuously releases her own music products. Most recently, Tan Nhan released the MV "Tieng khen mua ban blooming". The singer said she chose this song because she loves the beautiful scenery of the Northwest mountains and forests and was fascinated by the song's sound from the first time she heard it. She practiced this song, recorded it and sent it to musician Le Minh to listen to, then together with the crew scheduled the filming and released the MV right in the season when the ban flowers bloom white in the forest.
"I hope not only to spread the beautiful sound of the song but also to contribute an artistic product to introduce the wonderful beauty of the land, sky and people of the Northwest" - Tan Nhan shared.
The female singer took her entire team of dancers everywhere to film the MV.
In addition to investing in music and setting, Tan Nhan also spent a lot of money on costumes and choreography to make the MV have a strong Northwest character. She brought the entire dance team to travel everywhere to film the MV. The choreography contributed to the youthfulness and freshness of the song, helping to bring it closer to young audiences.
Tan Nhan performs the song "The sound of the flute in the blooming season".
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