Top 10 famous female singers on the stage of Paris By Night

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Phuong Dung

Enjoy Phuong Dung's voice

Phuong Dung's real name is Nguyen Phan Phuong Dung (born August 9, 1946). She is a famous female singer in South Vietnam (Republic of Vietnam) in the years 1960-1975. Considered as one of the 10 most influential female singers in Vietnam before 1975, Phuong Dung's singing voice is associated with the nickname Go Cong White Swallow that the poet Kien Giang Ha Huy Ha gave her.

After 1967, she married a businessman and left Vietnam around 1977-1978. Phuong Dung has eight children, 6 boys and 2 girls. Two daughters, Phuong Vy, have collaborated with Thuy Nga Center, and Hoang Ly is a model. Overseas, Phuong Dung is always present in charity programs organized by mass organizations and especially religious groups, especially the Caritas Bridge Program DVD, organized by the Caritas Vietnam Committee for Social Charity (with Headquarters). Head office at 319 National Highway 13, Hiep Binh Phuoc Ward, Thu Duc District, Ho Chi Minh City.

After that, she settled in Australia and sometimes still participates in cultural activities on big shows of Art World Center, Thuy Nga Center, Van Village Center, Asia Entertainment in the US. In June 2014, Phuong Dung and singer Giao Linh were honored and performed Liveshow Sol Vang to celebrate their musical paths over the years.

Around the end of 2014, Phuong Dung was invited to be a judge of the Solo competition with Bolero produced by Vinh Long Radio and Television Station. Currently, Phuong Dung and Thai Chau are judges of the show Listen to me sing season 3.

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Nhu Quynh

Nhu Quynh's voice on Thuy Nga's stage

Le Lam Quynh Nhu (born September 9, 1970[1] in Dong Ha, Quang Tri), commonly known by her stage name Nhu Quynh, is a successful Vietnamese-American female singer with a lyrical genre. love.

In 1993, she immigrated to the US under the HO category. After that, she was auditioned by the CEO of Asia Center, musician Truc Ho, and was successful. In 1994, Asia Center signed a contract with her. In 1996, she moved to collaborate for Thuy Nga Center and the first book Paris By Night Nhu Quynh participated in was Paris By Night 38 in the song Hoa Tim Nguoi Xua by the late musician Thanh Son. In this issue, she also explained her stage name, because her real name coincides with an overseas singer, so she took the stage name Nhu Quynh. In 2007, Nhu Quynh left Thuy Nga Center and returned to collaborate with Asia Center. In 2009, she returned to Thuy Nga Center and collaborated up to now.

The first book Paris By Night Nhu Quynh participated in was Paris By Night 38 in the song Purple Flower of the Ancients by the late musician Thanh Son. At the same time as running the music center NQ Records with Huy Anh - a person she used to be close to - and now Nhu Quynh Entertainment. Over the years, Nhu Quynh's CDs are still one of the best-selling CDs. During this period, Thuy Nga Center has brought Nhu Quynh's name to become one of the leading singers of the overseas music industry through a series of unique and elaborately choreographed songs such as Waiting for You (Waiting for people). 1997 – Paris By Night 39), Chau Pha Sorrow (1997 – Paris By Night 42), Lost Hope (1998 – Paris By Night 46), Incomplete joy (1999 – Paris By Night 50), I go watch the full moon festival (2000 – Paris By Night 56), Love the tickling lamp (2001 – Paris By Night 60), Far husband (2001 – Paris By Night 62), Mother's lullaby (2002 – Paris By Night 63), Silk (2002 – Paris By Night 67), Half Moon (2003 – Paris By Night 68), Song of Dong Thap (2003 – Paris By Night 71), I Find You (2004 – Paris By Night 75), Night burying oil across the sea (2005 - Paris By Night 77), Rain on the homeland (2007 - Paris By Night 89),... along with the lyrical and love songs that leave a special mark in the hearts of the audience such as Purple Flower of the Ancients (1996), The Love Story of a Virgin named Thi (1997), The Journey to the Dead Ang (1998), Thuong to the Central, Singing of the banyan bird (1999), Ly Bong Mai (2000), My village (2001), Two memories of a trip (2002), Sad Hue (2003), Outsiders Street, Forest Rain (2004), Story at the beginning of the year, Shyness (2005), Still love bitter vegetables that grow after summer (2006),...

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Hoang Oanh

Gone With the Wind with Hoang Oanh singing

Hoang Oanh (born 1946) is an overseas Vietnamese singer. She is a persistent voice and specializes in golden music and pre-war music. She is considered as one of the 10 most influential female singers in Vietnam before 1975. She is considered one of the most influential vocalists in Vietnam. column for Asia center and also contributed many times to other centers like Thuy Nga. In addition, Hoang Oanh's singing is also given the nickname "My Tho Golden Bird" by the grave.

Graduating from Saigon University of Literature with a Bachelor of Arts degree, temporarily putting aside her dream of teaching profession, Hoang Oanh entered the path of a professional singer, appearing in many prestigious music and poetry programs of the radio station. as well as the Saigon television station at that time: Hoang Trong's Tu Dong language, Pham Manh Cuong's program, Nhat Truong's Singing Doi Moi, Duy Khanh's Truong Son, Pho Quoc Lan's Golden Music, Chau Thuy Duong's language Ky, Tao Dan by Dinh Hung, The Poetry of Thanh Nam, Ly Tao by Thai Thuy...

In terms of recordings, she was considered one of the most invited female singers at that time. During her career, she has recorded more than 200 discs with Asia, Song Nhac, Vietnam, Son Ca, Thien Thai, Continental labels etc. [4]

In the early 60s, Hoang Oanh excelled, shining especially in Boléro music. Her first recordings during this time are still in the list of favorite Golden Songs until now: Sou La Ball (Anh Bang), Sunset Train (Minh Ky - Hoai Linh). , Double Shadows (Le Dinh - Anh Bang), Who Gives Me Love (Truc Phuong), Why Haven't Seen Hoi An (Chau Ky), Love Story of Lan and Diep 1 (Mac Phong Linh - Mai Thiet Linh), Wings of Sails Ben (Hoai Linh - Minh Ky), What Will Happen The Next Day (Van Tung)…

Ms. Hoang Oanh has an advantage over other singers because she is the main singer of Radio. She is present in most of the major bands of Radio, both the band and the recitation band. At that time, Radio played the role of spreading music widely and effectively, because Radio covered the whole South (and in the North, there were families who still secretly turned on "enemy stations" to listen to them. vocals Hoang Oanh, Thanh Thuy, Nhat Truong...). Anywhere in this country can easily hear her singing, often. Therefore, it is not surprising that her singing became so familiar to the public before 75.

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Huong Lan

Singer Huong Lan on the stage of Paris by Night

Huong Lan (born in 1956) is a famous Vietnamese singer both abroad and at home. She is considered a persistent voice with a young age of golden music, traditional music and even cai luong being the main vocalist for Thuy Nga center.

Before that, her father, due to his previous French nationality, had moved to France to settle down under the "repatriation" category after the events of April 30, 1975. In February 1978, she, her husband and son were reunited. Sub-guarantee for overseas settlement in France. At that time, she was pregnant with her second son.

Initially in France, she lived with her husband and two sons in Saint Tolomon, a suburb of Paris. Life was difficult, even though she had just given birth to her second son, she had to work as a hired worker at a restaurant to earn a living, while supporting her husband to learn French and learn a trade. In 1979, her husband was fortunate to get a job at Alcatel Thompson Company, a joint venture producing electronic circuit boards, so that the family life also helped somewhat. Her family later moved to the 13th arrondissement in Paris.

Their artistic activities at that time were limited to occasional singing in ceremonies of the Vietnamese community in France. This time, between the two began to arise rifts and conflicts. In 1982, she divorced and brought her two sons to America.[3]

In the US, she participated in cultural activities in the Vietnamese community. In 1983, Thuy Nga Center invited her to participate in recording and recording for the anthology program Paris By Night, she participated in the performance with 2 songs "Late" (author: Tan Phat, duet with Tan Phat). ) and "On Winter's Peak" (author: Tran Thien Thanh). After the program was released in the form of VHS tape, it quickly became popular among the overseas Vietnamese community. Thanks to that, she has had success again in the overseas Vietnamese community.

In the following years, she became one of the main vocalists of Thuy Nga Center. Besides, she also performed and recorded for a number of other music programs, which were welcomed by the Vietnamese community. The 1980s was once known as the "decade of Huong Lan", when she was successful in both new and old music fields. The duo Tuan Vu - Huong Lan is also considered a famous duet in the overseas music market in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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Luu Bich

Luu Bich's voice

Luu Bich, whose real name is Uyen Hoang, is a famous and famous Vietnamese-born singer overseas.

Luu Bich was born on December 25, 1962 in Da Lat. Her real name in the birth certificate is Uyen Hoang, her mother said that for some reason she liked the last name Hoang, so she gave it to her in the birth certificate. After 1975, she followed her family to the United States to settle down. It is known that her biological father is musician Le Do, who played the saxophone once in Saigon. Luu Bich's family is an artistic family. Her stepfather is musician Lu Lien, known as a member of the AVT band, as well as having written a number of Vietnamese lyrics. Luu Bich is the youngest half-brother in a musical family that includes Bich Chieu, Tuan Ngoc, Anh Tu, Khanh Ha, Thuy Anh, and Lan Anh. In addition, she also has a sister-in-law, singer Thai Thao (wife of Tuan Ngoc) and brother-in-law, singer To Chan Phong (husband of Khanh Ha).

In the United States, she was guided and guided by her sister Khanh Ha into the artistic path. Luu Bich started performing in 1983 with the band The Uptight - Luu Bich's family band. In these early days, Luu Bich was the keyboardist and backing vocalist for the band

In 1988, Luu Bich first appeared on the stage of Thuy Nga Center, the book Paris By Night 6 with the song Tinh Tuyet Dieu, Vietnamese lyrics written by her father, musician Lu Lien. Since then, she has been loved by overseas audiences and she has also been attached to Thuy Nga Center since that day until now.

Recently, Luu Bich has returned home from time to time to attend a number of music programs. She also held a liveshow in Vietnam in 2010

Luu Bich's co-stars are Nguyen Hung, To Chan Phong (brother-in-law) and sister Khanh Ha

Luu Bich has a Youtube channel. Her Youtube channel was greatly supported by the audience when in 2018 she and singer To Chan Phong reunited, causing a fever again for music lovers in the 80s - 90s.