24 Giờ Phép / Mùa Hoa Học Trò / Bông Hồng Cài Áo / Thế Rồi Một Mùa Hè

Released in 1967 under the Việt Nam label, this record captures the poignant musical landscape of South Vietnam during a period of immense social and political turbulence. The compilation features prominent voices of the era, including Hoàng Oanh and Nhật Trường, who were central figures in the popularization of 'Nhạc Vàng'—a genre defined by its lyrical sentimentality, focus on wartime separation, and nostalgic romanticism. The record served as both entertainment and a form of cultural escapism for a populace deeply affected by the ongoing conflict.

The selection of tracks, including 'Bông Hồng Cài Áo' and '24 Giờ Phép', reflects the era's thematic obsession with domestic longing, the brevity of military leave, and the transient nature of youth. The design and production of such records in the late 1960s often relied on established studio musicians and arrangements that emphasized melancholic melodies, which resonated strongly with the public. These recordings are now considered important historical artifacts of a vanishing urban musical culture, documenting the artistic expressions that flourished under the constraints of the period.