This melody was in a Tuồng play called “Phụng Nghi Đình,” and it was performed by artist Nguyễn Nho Túy—the most famous and talented Tuồng artist in Quảng Nam. He followed the Tuồng theatral profession since he was a child, and he was granted with the phó ca certificate of the Huế court. He had great merit in conserving and developing Tuồng art in central Vietnam as well as training many generations of Tuồng performers in central and northern Vietnam.

This is the gingo song, sung by children riding horses in a circle while training for the Naadam, the largest festival in Mongolia. The song is used to raise morale before the horse riding competition and is also sung while riding the horse.