Kavie Tran, an overseas singer, has just returned to music with the MV “Vẫn Mãi Yêu Anh,” in memory of a loved one who drowned a year ago.
Kavie Tran stated about this song: “I requested permission from Duy Manh to perform the song, and he gladly agreed. The song’s agonizing lines moved me to tears. With the pain and disappointment of losing a loved one, I believe I will be filled with emotions in order to fully express the song.”
Vẫn Mãi Yêu Anh – Ca sĩ KAVIE TRẦN
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Kavie Tran’s art and business work were “frozen” for two years during the Covid-19 epidemic. The singer fell into despair and severe depression after accepting the pain of losing a loved one. Until now, when everything is stable, the singer has stated that she intends to work on long-term projects.
“Three years in the shadows is more than enough for me.” Now is the time for me to use logic and energy to repair everything and reorient myself for a bright future. “I believe that any pain will fade with time, which is why I was determined to write this meaningful song,” Kavie Tran explained.
Kavie Tran is a well-known multi-talented artist. She’s a singer, MC, and actress. She made a name for herself by releasing numerous music videos and appearing in numerous dramas and films such as “Vàng,” “Giấc mơ Mỹ,” and “Xin đừng bỏ con.”
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