Khổ Qua / Nước Mắt Vu Quy / 6 Tháng Quân Trường / Lại Một Mùa Mưa

Released in 1970 under the Sóng Nhạc label, this record emerged during the peak of the Bolero music movement in South Vietnam. It reflects the pervasive cultural sentiment of the era, focusing on themes of wartime separation, familial longing, and the struggles of military service. These tracks were crafted to resonate with the civilian population and soldiers alike, providing a musical outlet for the emotional weight of a country deeply embroiled in conflict.

The production features the prominent vocalists Giao Linh, Thanh Tuyền, and Giáng Thu, who were instrumental in defining the 'nhạc vàng' or golden music style of the period. The songwriting prioritized poignant, relatable lyrics and melodic arrangements that favored storytelling over technical complexity. Upon its release, the record was widely distributed throughout South Vietnam, becoming a staple in many households as a poignant document of the social landscape during the early 1970s.