(Dan Tri) - On the occasion of International Day of Happiness March 20, musician and doctor Vu Minh Duc collaborated with singer Nguyen Dinh Tuan Dung to release the MV "Dreaming of Hometown".
This is a composition by musician and doctor Vu Minh Duc, inspired by the story of Nguyen Dinh Tuan Dung - a son who has been away from home for more than 20 years, carrying with him the nostalgia for his family through the days of struggling from Hai Phong, Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City.
With a gentle, profound melody and richly imaginative lyrics, the song tells about the lonely moments of an artist in the big city, where success sometimes comes with an increasing distance from loved ones.
Musician, doctor Vu Minh Duc and singer Nguyen Dinh Tuan Dung (Photo: Xi Muoi).
Musician and doctor Vu Minh Duc said that through conversations, Nguyen Dinh Tuan Dung told him about his longing for his children, his wife, and his desire to bring his whole family to Ho Chi Minh City to build a future. That moved him and he wanted to write this song.
For Nguyen Dinh Tuan Dung, the song has a gentle melody like a lullaby, combined with lyrics that remind him of the image of children leaving school, the country road and the feelings of people far from home.
This is also the first official product marking the male singer's "debut" in the Southern music market. The MV is built like an emotional picture with the image of an artist living in the bustling Ho Chi Minh City but always carrying in his heart a nostalgia for his homeland.
Musician and doctor Vu Minh Duc emphasized the choice of International Day of Happiness to release the song: "I want to send the message that happiness is sometimes just a peaceful dream, a dream of seeing the smile of parents - something that when we are busy, we easily forget. The MV is not only a musical product, but also a reminder of the value of family, homeland, where happiness begins."
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/nguyen-dinh-tuan-dung-ra-mat-mv-ve-gia-dinh-nhan-ngay-quoc-te-hanh-phuc-20250319175458336.htm
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