Pre- 1975 Vietnamese music // playlist
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Vietnamese modern music (tan nhac) began with the French arrival in the early 19th century. Initial French music came through the church and then the military right after their colonization of Hanoi in 1873. The new French disseminations of popular songs were made even more popular by talking movies and ballroom dancing. Young people particularly found the new style of music attractive. Primary musical activities in Hanoi before the 1930s included traditional theatre, reformed theatre, and songs by beggars who performed near train and bus stations. By the mid-1930s, Vietnamese started to compose songs in their native language using French melodies. The lyrics usually quite different from the French versions, but it became prevailing among the people in Vietnam. Later, the Vietnamese began to write their own songs as well. It is thought that the modern Vietnamese song originated from one of these early composers, Nguyen Van Tuyen, a native student of Huế at the Philharmonic Society of Saigon, who first performed his songs there in 1937. By 1938, he was also touring in Hanoi and other cities with great reviews.
There were a number of Vietnamese composers and singers who were inspired to follow the French styles. From that on, pre-war music was developed, which is still widely listened by Vietnamese today. The form of music included marching songs, love songs as well as songs about resistance and independence from France. Generally speaking, musicians and performers in particular often held low status in Vietnamese society. Although pre-war music supposedly ended by 1946 or 1947, some songs were written as late as 1954 are still attributed to this genre. The legacy of music is that it is still heard on the stages across Vietnam and even the United States some decades later.
Timeline :
00:00 Sài Gòn (Sai Gon) - Carol Kim
03:06 Mộng Chiều Xuân (Mong Chieu Xuan) - Lệ Thu
06:36 Xuân Đã Về (Xuan Da Ve) - Thanh Lan
11:38 Tuổi Mộng Mơ (Tuoi Mong Mo) - Thái Hiền
17:10 Đêm Đô Thị (Dem Do Thi) - The Cat's Trio
21:09 Gia Tài Của Mẹ (Gia Tai Cua Me) - Khánh Ly
23:34 Biển Tình (Bien Tinh) - Thanh Tuyền
28:00 Anh Cho Em Mùa Xuân (Anh Cho Em Mua Xuan) - Lệ Thu
32:58 Bài Thánh Ca Buồn (Bai Thanh Ca Buon) - Thái Châu
36:56 Đà Lạt Hoàng Hôn (Da Lat Hoang Hon) - Thanh Tuyền
42:01 Dư Âm (Du Am) - Kim Chung & Kim Xuân
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21:10 THIS song is exactly why I fell in love with Vietnam. The lyrics are so tragic and beautiful, yet also hopeful and forward thinking.
The message of the song roughly translates like this:
"1000 years slaves to the Chinese enemy, 100 years dominated by the west, 20 years civil war, the inheritance mother left you is a sad vietnam, a mountain of graves and a forest of bones. Teach the children to speak truthfully and to not forget their skin colour and mother hopes her children will go far and not hold on to hatred"
So basically: Don't forget your past, remember who you are, but think forward and don't hate people nowadays for what happened in the past.
Vietnamese culture is so beautiful
Your translation and love to the Vietnamese culture are beautiful too
It's the song that got criticisms from both sides
FUN FACT: There is no civil war in Vietnamese history. The '20-year civil war' part was a perversion of history, so actually the song is banned today :)
@@user-uu1jk7gu1l That's what a brainwashed dummy who can't think on his own would say. If something is a banned by a government, that alone should pique one's curiosity to learn more about it and should not be the reason that steer them away from it. "Perversion of history"... what a f*cking joke!
It’s not “dominated by the west”, tây means the Americans. So it’s “dominated by the Americans
It's nice to see a playlist about Vietnamese music that ISN'T about the traumatic war for once. Thank you for making a playlist of the songs our parents actually listened to.
these were my parents favorites and now they are my favorites =))
A very cultural rich state .... Blessings from INDIA ( MODI )
There are plenty of you know where to look
I'm viet. My grandmother was a mail order bride I'm under the reason to believe. This music brings back nostalgia from her listening to our music here in America. As a viet/Italo/American I can say I'm proud to be viet. 🩷🤌
@@vision_108_2.omodi gay. You are not gay
i'm not vietnamese, i'm just an arab-american who's obsessed with linguistics, but this feels so cozy and comfortable.............i've been studying vietnamese for about a year and a half in hopes of moving to hà nội to teach english and have just fallen in love with everything about this country ugh
hey there, fellow linguistics obsessed !! good luck on your journey
I always love pre-1975 vibes, the cruelty of the war yet romance and elegance Saigon air's so beautiful, the simple instruments sounds but heartfully touched by talented musicians.
So sad that all gone after '75
it is what it is. People fleeing the country because they were scared by the NVA cant really do anything about it
Not all gone, but a lot
Proud to be part Vietnamese. My mom was always proud to be from Vietnam. My grandma, my aunts and uncles, and my mom all came to the US, when they were still young.
I am here today due to their strength and resilience.
Jee I played Saigon Oi in my room while studying and my mom came and just sang danced, I hope we don’t loose our old culture and traditions and keep them with the new generation. Me and my cousins took up singing vietnamese karaoke on after partys
Nhạc bolêro is so magical. I feel like I’m transported into a typical East Asian ancient kingdom but into a Latin American Caribbean ballroom at the same time. Beautiful example of cultural diffusion.
I'm Thai and my partner is Vietnamese. Came across this music video and started playing it via Bluetooth speaker to surprise my Vietnamese partner. Gosh was I surprised when she started singing to the music as I have never heard her sang before! I dont speak or understand Vietnamese but the tunes are catchy. Must have bought back some memories of her childhood years in Saigon. Thx
that's good to hear =)) if u interested u should come to Hanoi, Vietnam and I will be your free tour guide
@@anchekhong Are you Japanese by chance?
Saigon, where i was born…I haven’t been back since the war. Many memories of my parents listening, singing with
friends to this at home and at our restaurants. Thank you for sharing. ❤
ve` day choi anh oi, cong san~ ko bat' anh luc' vao` san bay dau ma` lo. ko phai? 2024 roi` chu' ko phai? thoi` 80 90 dau, nhat' la` cho con cai' ve` de? biet nguon` coi. ko tin thi` tim` video du lich vietnam cua? nuoc ngoai` ma` xem
you are always welcome to come back
My uncle was supposedly "the meanest MP in Saigon", around 1970. I don't know how relevant that is, but I bet he listened to a lot of these songs. He was mean, but he loved music.
I'm colombian, but have lived in Saigon for more than a year and I love hearing some of these gems on random radios throughout the city. Thank you for the playlist!!
This is a popular music genre in South Vietnam during the civil war (Saigon capital) and it is known to the Vietnamese as "Golden Music" or "Bolero music". After 1975 when the North and South were unified, it was banned for a long time because the victorious side called it a depraved culture. Until today, this genre of music has revived for nostalgic young people in the country and abroad.
Currently, this music can only be heard in low quality because the original vinyl records have been partially destroyed, partly damaged due to not being maintained during the difficult time after the war. Another part was smuggled to foreign countries or brought to the North.
Cool
why was it considered depraved?
@@VictorL141In 1975, after the North Vietnamese communists won, they made it difficult for the people of South Vietnam and made life here completely turned upside down, most of Saigon people they had crossed the sea to seek refuge. The Northerners tried to abolish the capitalist culture of the former South Vietnam, they considered it a foreign culture, not only destroyed the works of art, but they also burned the bookstores (Khai Tri Bookstore) in Saigon, the former capital of South Vietnam, now Ho Chi Minh City. Up to now, Saigon people still call their city Saigon and most of them don't like Northerners.
@@sonyvo8251: I agree with you. This is a true story of Northern Vietnamese communist destroyed all the Southern Vietnamese life, properties and culture... They described as a victory after 30/04/1975.
Từ nhiều năm trước nhạc Việt Nam đã rất tuyệt vời ❤
I've always been proud of my heritage but I never found Viet music I really enjoyed. I can't speak Viet, so I always tried to listen to the language when I tried to pick it up, but nothing really caught my ear. I'm a fan of jazzier stuff, so I'm really digging this! Thank you so much!
Music is a special connection
I’m from Thailand and currently learning Vietnamese with my tutor. As a person who love listen to old music and like to collect old records. I did ask her to introduced me these old music and I really love them.
In fact I have a Saigon supersound vinyl records at home as well and Sài Gòn đẹp lắm is my favorite.
I favorite thing to do while listening to these songs is reading the comments.
I am Vietnamese and these are songs with nostalgic lyrics about the beautiful things in life, even though the composition was mainly during a difficult time for the country. From when my grandparents 60s 70s were young and now even to our descendants , it is still good become a legacy . Imagine songs that transcend space and time and are played somewhere on this planet at different times, it's amazing.Thanks a post.
Thank traditional Vietnamese music so much better than modern singer by most whom can't barely speak it properly
@Nho Tran chưa chắc đã đúng đâu :>
this is not traditional, golden music is still a more contemporary style
I struck gold.
this music is beautiful and it reminds me of Saigon back in the old days almost every single one of my family members listened to this
Biển tình
Nằm nghe sóng vỗ từng lớp xa
Bọt tràn theo từng làn gió đưa
Một vầng trăng sáng với tình yêu chúng ta
Vượt ngàn hải lý cũng không xa
Biển rộng đất trời chỉ có ta
Thì dòng ngân hà mình cũng qua
Biển không biên giới, như tình anh với em
Hơn cả những vì sao đêm
Trăng nhô lên cao, trăng gác trên đầu núi
Mây xanh xanh lơ vì đắm say tình mới
Đến đây với em mà ngỡ trong giấc mơ
Mắt em âu sầu là cả một trời thơ
Không gian im nghe nhịp đôi tim hẹn ước
Mong sao tương lai đường trắng ta cùng bước
Xiết tay dắt nhau mình lánh xa thế nhân
Lánh xa ưu phiền đắng cay trần gian
Đời anh sẽ đẹp vì có em
Ngày dài sẽ làm mình nhớ thêm
Biển xanh cát trắng, sóng hòa nhịp ái ân
Không còn những chiều bâng khuâng
Trăng nhô lên cao, trăng gác trên đầu núi
Mây xanh xanh lơ vì đắm say tình mới
Đến đây với em mà ngỡ trong giấc mơ
Mắt em âu sầu là cả một trời thơ
Không gian im nghe nhịp đôi tim hẹn ước
Mong sao tương lai đường trắng ta cùng bước
Xiết tay dắt nhau mình lánh xa thế nhân
Lánh xa ưu phiền đắng cay trần gian
Đời anh sẽ đẹp vì có em
Ngày dài sẽ làm mình nhớ thêm
Biển xanh cát trắng, sóng hòa nhịp ái ân
Không còn những chiều bâng khuâng
Biển xanh cát trắng, sóng hòa nhịp ái ân
Không còn những chiều bâng khuâng
Biển xanh cát trắng, sóng hòa nhịp ái ân
Không còn những chiều bâng khuâng
Biển xanh cát trắng, sóng hòa nhịp ái ân
Không còn những chiều bâng khuâng
Nguồn tin: Musixmatch
Nhạc sĩ: Lam Phương / Ben Thanh Audio Video
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They still played these kind of songs in most of the - remaining coffee shops and bars - in HCMC/SGN in 1989/90 when I first started visiting VN. Was still pretty much a closed country - closed to tourists and the only foreigners were pretty much Russian engineers and the like. It wasn’t pre -75 - but it sure wasn’t 2022+ either. Some of the cafes had huge white parachutes to keep off the sun and rain - and the roads were still pretty much all cyclos and Honda 125s… interesting times…
I remember my parents listening to some of these songs particularly #1 jumped out. I was 7 and year was 1979 in Canada.
The Vietnamese language is so beautiful; I’m currently learning Vietnamese while listening to sài gòn; absolutely wonderful,truly.❤
Good luck, chúc bạn học được tiếng việt rất mau 😊
Thank you for this. This was my dad's playlist that use to wake me up as a child. I just lost him 2 weeks ago and have been searching for ways to connect with him.
Đêm đô thị
Bài hát của Hương Lan và Ái Vân
Màn đêm xuống dần, muôn ánh đèn đột nhiên như ngời sáng
Kìa bao phố phường, bao mái lầu chìm trong bóng đêm
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Đời đẹp quá, a-a-à-á-a như bài thơ
Đường đi lối về, cơn gió lùa ngả nghiêng bao tà áo
Và bao mái đầu không vướng sầu kề vai bước mau
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Lòng thầm nhớ, ơ-ơ-ờ-ớ-ơ-ơ người yêu
Người em gái, đương thì tròn trăng mới
Như nhiều trang giấy, trong lòng còn trong trắng, thơ ngây
Người trai tráng, yêu cuộc đời tươi sáng
Bước chân say sưa đi trên đường
Tình yêu đón chờ, đêm tối về dìu nhau trên đường phố
Dịu hương tóc thề, vai sát kề, đời như giấc mơ
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Để lòng nhớ, ơ-ơ-ờ-ớ-ơ-ơ kinh đô
Tình yêu đón chờ, đêm tối về dìu nhau trên đường phố
Dịu hương tóc thề, vai sát kề, đời như giấc mơ
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Để lòng nhớ, ơ-ơ-ờ-ớ-ơ-ơ kinh đô
Người em gái, đương thì tròn trăng mới
Như nhiều trang giấy, trong lòng còn trong trắng, thơ ngây
Người trai tráng, yêu cuộc đời tươi sáng
Bước chân say sưa đi trên đường
Tình yêu đón chờ, đêm tối về dìu nhau trên đường phố
Dịu hương tóc thề, vai sát kề đời như giấc mơ
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Lá-lá-lá-lá-la-la, la-la-la-la-là
Để lòng nhớ, ơ-ơ-ờ-ớ-ơ-ơ kinh đô
Nguồn tin: Musixmatch
Nhạc sĩ: Van Y
I love it! I am planning to learn Vietnamese because of this playlist. I have researched about the influences of this style of music but there is a lot of versions, some say It is French influence, another ones say it is Spanish influence, but I really can feel A LOT of latino music from the same years on all of these songs, mainly Mexican and Cuban Music. I mean, the songs "Biển Tình" and "Anh Cho Em Mùa Xuân " really sounds like music that my Grand Father listened (and Me too). In the second one I even can hear the latino instruments called "Güiro" and "claves". I am Mexican by the way. Coud someone explain to me what is going on? ... Greetings from Mexico! Beautiful Music!
@@obfuscationstation Cuba it's Communist, aren't they should be popular in North Vietnam? Why in South Vietnam?
I agree! Those are also my favorite songs and they have a very East Asian but also very Latin feel at the same time and I find this kind of mix very cool
hi! i think you're spot on about the latino music influence! my parents would refer to this genre as "nhạc Bolero", which you might recognize as the bolero from Cuba :^) i think the viet version is slower, but the similarities are definitely there! it seems to me that this music was just relaxed and peaceful, seemed to be easy to adapt to from traditional viet styles. dur the war, i think southern music begins to show influences from rumba as well.
btw it makes me very happy to hear that you're interested in learning the language
@@lewakar hi! this is due to some other political reasons. please keep in mind that my following comments are very biased.
this genre became popular in viet nam the 1930s, before the divide between north and south and is sort of considered folk people music or "nhạc vàng" (yellow music). the topics of these songs were typically love of the homeland, first loves, family life, love for friends, love for life. exploring emotions, writing poetry.
as tensions rose, more and more bolero music included lyrics about wartime struggles, loss, grief, and resistance to the communist forces. the communist regime obviously opposed this and declared that only "nhạc đỏ" (red music) was allowed in ha noi. this music was propaganda glorifying military leaders, rallying efforts toward "reunification" and decolonization from the french (who were thought to have brought bolero to the country). bolero music represented unwanted external western influence, promoting counter-revolutionary ideas and capitalism.
anyway, after the fall of sai gon in 1975, the new government officially banned the yellow music. hence, no more western music. killing the southern music industry was part of their revolution. listening to this music was punishable by law. i think the restrictions have since been much looser, some areas experiencing revival through bolero cafes and concerts and singing competitions.
hope that helps, always do your own research, and thanks for reading!
We Viets love Mexican people, too.
Listening now, on a rainy Saturday night, here in San Francisco.
Thank you for this amazing playlist!
i'm addicted to this kind of music
em đã luôn tìm một playlist kiểu như này lâu lắm rồi nhưng bây giờ mới tìm được. Em cảm ơn anh/chị đã up lên chiếc plalist này ạ(。・ω・。)
I love the audio quality of these masterpieces! Thanks for uploading
This playlist is soooooo underrated!!! I enjoy it so muuuch!
thank u so much 🥺
Love u from Vietnam ❤
this playlist makes me feel incredibly nostalgic but not boring, thanks bro for uploading this freaking amazing playlist :))
I love you Viet Nam! -Philippines
a record player of this
playlist on a rainy day 😭😭💓
Nice collection of a unique style of music. Me listen long time!
Love your work!!!! Cam on nhieu!!! I love Ballroom dancing! This channel makes me happy with nostalgia!
This honestly brightened my mood, thank you.
it's surprising since international friends love Viet songs. Anw, thank you so much
Going to Vietnam for the first time in one month! My partner who is going with me is from there. :-)
Gah damn a few weeks ago, i discovered about my biological dad who i never met my entire childhood and my mom just told me about it just recently and that my dad’s side is vietnamese but they’re in philippines and these are really catchy
Listening a second time through, such good music!
These tunes definitely make it hard to finish my bowl of Pho. Not used to the early days classics. It has its own good tastes though.
I’m stuck on Xuân Đã Về and I come back and it’s a good jam but man Xuân Đã Về I might need to listen to it a little more before I can get into anything else!
I love this song, finally something that IS NOT about Vietnam War, and yes, thank you for giving us this nice music, that I ACTUALLY enjoy,
I mean Vietnam war in 2020's are ( SOME FOLKS WERE BORN TO RAISE THE FLAG) like yeah Fortunate son is a good song but finally good music!
I remember these bro , thanks for making this video
Love this playlist
why is this fire
I like that it gives me nostalgia to listen to this music even though I wasn’t even born in that time, nonetheless I still like it.
Edit: Congrats on 1K subs!
i see you many times bro, anw thank you so much
Holy crap its so good!
I love Vietnamese culture so much this is awesome
My section is planning to use Miss Saigon for our PT (Performance Task) and here i am.
I imagine im curled up in the rain with a faint noise of this song in the distance. Wondering how the hell I got here across the world
Đà Lạt Hoàng Hôn…………. Great mix, couldn’t have hit better
Cảm ơn bạn vì bộ phim tuyệt đẹp này! 😘😍🥰🤩
This is so beautiful
Thank you for making this playlist.
A nice playlist!
thank u, do u have the taste of music as same as me?
@@anchekhong yeah i like this kind of music. It’s so interesting.
I love it
do u love me?
vietnamese song now : 🤡
vietnamese song then : 🗿🍷
That's just your opinion
there's actually a lot of good vietnamese pop music these days, big fan of hoàng yến chibi who just dropped an album a couple days ago
I needd this playlist on spotify
This is really interesting to listen to
Anh Cho Em Mùa Xuân
Anh cho em mùa xuân
Nụ hoa vàng mới nở
Chiều đông nào thương nhớ
Đường lao xao lá đầy
Chân bước mòn hè phố
Mắt buồn vin ngọn cây
Anh cho em mùa xuân (xuân ngát hương)
Mùa xuân này tất cả (xuân mến thương)
Lộc non vừa trẩy lá (lala)
Lời thơ thương cõi đời
Bầy chim lùa vạt nắng
Trong khói chiều chơi vơi
Đất mẹ đầy cỏ lúa (đất mẹ đầy cỏ lúa)
Đồng ta xanh mấy mùa (đồng ta xanh mấy mùa)
Ngoài đê diều căng gió (na nana)
Thoảng câu hò đôi lứa
Trong xóm vang chuông chùa (xóm vang chuông chùa)
Trăng sáng soi liếp dừa (trăng bên liếp dừa)
Con sông dài mấy nhánh
Cát trắng bờ quê xưa (nana)
Anh cho em mùa xuân
Trẻ nô đùa khắp trời
Niềm yêu đời phơi phới
Bàn tay thơm sữa ngọt
Dải đất hiền chim hót
Mái nhà xinh kề nhau
Anh cho em mùa xuân (xuân ấm êm)
Đường hoa vào phố nhỏ (xuân chứa chan)
Nhạc chan hoà đây đó (lala)
Tình yêu non nước này
Bài thơ còn xao xuyến
Rung nắng vàng ban mai
Anh cho em mùa xuân (xuân ngát hương)
Mùa xuân này tất cả (xuân mến thương)
Lộc non vừa trẩy lá (lala)
Lời thơ thương cõi đời
Bầy chim lùa vạt nắng
Trong khói chiều chơi vơi
Đất mẹ đầy cỏ lúa (đất mẹ đầy cỏ lúa)
Đồng ta xanh mấy mùa (đồng ta xanh mấy mùa)
Ngoài đê diều căng gió (na nana)
Thoảng câu hò đôi lứa
Trong xóm vang chuông chùa (xóm vang chuông chùa)
Trăng sáng soi liếp dừa (trăng bên liếp dừa)
Con sông dài mấy nhánh
Cát trắng bờ quê xưa (nana)
Anh cho em mùa xuân
Trẻ nô đùa khắp trời
Niềm yêu đời phơi phới
Bàn tay thơm sữa ngọt
Dải đất hiền chim hót
Mái nhà xinh kề nhau
Anh cho em mùa xuân (xuân ấm êm)
Đường hoa vào phố nhỏ (xuân chứa chan)
Nhạc chan hoà đây đó (lala)
Tình yêu non nước này
Bài thơ còn xao xuyến
Rung nắng vàng ban mai
Anh cho em mùa xuân
Nhạc thơ tràn muôn lối
Nguồn tin: LyricFind
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I am from ceylon, l appreciate your music,
Playlist hay quaaaa
As a fellow viet, love this:)
congrats on almost 2K subs
Nice.
Just wow
Have you considered making another playlist about Vietnamese Bolero? This was too good! You should put Phút Cuối sang by Anh khoa if you can!!
I'm thinking ab making a playlist about Vietnamese music in 80s or 90s =)) thanks for the idea
@@anchekhong any updates on the new playlist?
I love Saigon.
Saigon always in my ❤️.
I'm having flashback man....
IDK why YT recommended me "Vietnam War Music Mix", but thanks to that I though "What about Vietnamese music?" and.... well, here I am
oh wow
wwoww
pre '75 saigon my beloved
a treasure
It is sad how this music was banned after the "peaceful liberation" by the communists. Im glad its back.
Bullshit. They are never banned. These are all legal songs. The banned songs are the pro-South Vietnamese Army songs like "Bài ca chiến thắng" or "Thề chiến thắng quân thù". The songs in this video are classic "pre-scrotum-scorched" songs that are still well-known in Vietnam.
@hoppinggnomethe4154 What is a pre scrotum scratched song and someone in viet nam had told me they banned them after the war but brought them back
Some of my sister's are Vietnamese 💚🕶️💚
who care :>>
@@anchekhong ~ my sister's who are here now in America that remember their childhood b4 the war!!!
wow
I'm of Vietnamese descent. Living Thailand I fell in love with these songs and thank you. 🇻🇳
I feel like I'm in a Vietnamese restaurant
I love the video but why is Bài Thánh Ca Buồn broken up and cut off right before Thái Châu starts singing again?
Chương trình truyền hình, youtube nhạc Bolero hien nay có hàng chục triệu người xem, mà không ai suy nghĩ rằng nếu hung tàn gian ác thì làm sao có nhũng dòng nhạc nhân bản như thế... Đần độn như vậy thì mãi bị ngồi trên đầu cũng là đáng kiếp.
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14/6/2022s
The song "gia tài của mẹ" actually banned in vietnam
I love tank 843❤❤
My wife loves it
Thank you. These are the songs that my parents listened to when they were younger and I grew up listening to these when they sang Karaoke at home.
Nhạc Việt Nam mãi đĩnh🇻🇳
Việt cộng cấm nhạc này, cho là nhạc đồi trụy, để lá cờ đỏ tung hô nhạc đồi trụy không cảm thấy nhục sao?
@@tintuc3374 ai cho là đồi trụy v? h ngta nghe đầy ra luôn ấy
Not what I was expecting.
Can someone tell me the title of the first song? A Vietnamese university student who worked part-time at a restaurant a few years ago taught me, but now I have forgotten. This is Chungju, Korea.
Oh, sorry~ There's a song title on the Timeline. Sài Gòn (Sai Gon) - Carol Kim, I really like this song.
Sāi Gōn Đẹp Lắm
@@Anh1408tuan Thank you. It seems that the Vietnamese student also taught me with the title of the song. "Saigon so beautiful"
Dư âm
Bài hát của Nguyễn Văn Tý
Đêm qua mơ dáng em đang ôm đàn dìu muôn tiếng tơ
Không gian trầm lắng như âu yếm ru ai trong giấc mơ
Mái tóc nhẹ rung, trăng vờn làn gió
Yêu ai anh nắn cung đàn đầy vơi đôi mắt xa vời
Anh yêu tiếng hát êm như lời nguyền đẹp bao ước mơ
Anh như lầu vắng em như ánh trăng reo muôn ý thơ
Muốn nói cùng em đôi lời trìu mến...
Tim anh băng giá đang nhại ngùng câu năm tháng mong chờ
Hẹn em từ muôn kiếp trước
Nhớ em mấy thuở bạc đầu
Anh đã âu sầu vì đường tơ vương vấn
Em để cung đàn đưa anh về đâu?
Dư âm tiếng hát reo lên trong lòng anh bao nhớ nhung
Đê mê lòng nhớ đêm qua giấc mơ môi em hé rung
Anh muốn thành mây nương nhờ làn gió
Đưa anh tới cõi mơ hồ nào đây muôn kiếp bên nàng.
Nguồn tin: Musixmatch
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Dư Âm is actually from Nguyễn Văn Tý, Kim Chung & Kim Xuân are actors from Kiếp Hoa since 1953, they only borrow the song from the author for the movie, please fix 🌹
yeah I have confirmed that this version is sung by Kim Chung & Kim Xuân who are also the actors in Kiếp Hoa. Nguyễn Văn Tý is the author of the song. Anyway, thanks for commenting
@Nho Tran about wwhat?? :>>
@@anchekhong Hi yes I am the new account of the person u replied to, uhm so anyways, can u fix the Du Am thing like ASAP?
@@vicky_dang no
@@anchekhong Oh, I see, it’s the singer(s) instead of the authors
Yes. A time of Paris,Saigon, New York of the sexy nightclub lounge singer.
việt nam!
とても大好きです🇻🇳🇯🇵
I love 😘 Tam I have am and will always love you God told me beforehand and showed me your face 👀 and told me wear you come from and you're name and I am knowing you over five years before our meeting in Cheo Leo Highschool
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@@anchekhong ahn uew em eulam Tam gong Cha ching 🐨🐮🐰🐘
Isn't Bai thanh Ca Buon a Christmas song lol
yeah lol, Saigon was influenced a lot by Western so it's a part of the culture
Xin chao
chao xìn