People's Artist Thanh Hoa and Phuong My Chi participate in MV Made in Vietnam

With the support and permission of the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, the 'Made in Vietnam' project of the DTAP group was officially launched as an activity in the Vietnam Pride campaign.

The project was nurtured and implemented by the group for more than a year, with the participation of famous artists such as People's Artist Thanh Hoa, singer Truc Nhan, singer Phuong My Chi and nearly 100 people from many different professions and fields.

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Made in Vietnam is built as a cross-Vietnam musical train, departing from Dong Son station, where the Lac bird symbol was born, carrying the national spirit, thousand-year-old tradition combined with contemporary breath. The train is a symbol of Vietnamese aspiration, combining modern means with traditional inspiration to explore the depth of national culture. Made in Vietnam is also the voice of the young generation for the country, filled with pride and gratitude. With the participation of talented artists and passionate hearts, Made in Vietnam is a strong affirmation: Vietnam is not only beautiful in memory, but also brilliant in the present and full of promise in the future.

The MV also brings together many inspirational figures, representing different fields such as Miss H'Hen Nie, designer Phan Dang Hoang, athlete Anh Vien... All converge in a common message: "Proud to be Vietnamese".

Through the group's 6-year development journey, with hit music products bearing the mark of contemporary folk music such as Hoang, Link (Hoang Thuy Linh) or Vu tru co bay (Phuong My Chi), DTAP has affirmed its persistent creative thinking and the ability to recreate musical formulas suitable for each artist. With Made in Vietnam , DTAP affirms a new step forward: from being producers behind the success of other artists, they officially step forward as independent artists.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nsnd-thanh-hoa-phuong-my-chi-tham-gia-mv-made-in-vietnam-185250806211110772.htm