Sư Tử Dụng Binh / Ếch Muốn Bằng Bò / Cô Bán Sữa / Con Ve Và Con Kiến / Hai Ông Lang / Hai Con La

Released in 1965 by the Sóng Nhạc label in South Vietnam, this record features a collection of Aesop's fables adapted into Vietnamese, performed by artists Phượng Mai, Phượng Bích Hằng, and the Ban Tuổi Xanh troupe. Produced during a period when the Vietnamese music industry was actively curating educational and culturally resonant content for children, the record served as a medium for moral instruction through traditional storytelling, set against the backdrop of the mid-1960s cultural climate.

The production reflects the influence of Western fable traditions being integrated into the South Vietnamese acoustic and spoken-word market. By utilizing the talents of the Ban Tuổi Xanh group, the label sought to create an engaging, theatrical listening experience for younger audiences. The record is noted by collectors of 20th-century Vietnamese vinyl as a representative example of the era's children's spoken-word media, preserved primarily for its historical value in documenting the linguistic and cultural pedagogy of the time.