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Swing medley with vocalist Khanh Ha - Tuan Ngoc
Khanh Ha (born March 28, 1952) is a famous Vietnamese female singer.
She is also the wife of another famous Vietnamese male singer, To Chan Phong.
Her full name is La Thi Khanh Ha, also known as Lu Khanh Ha, born on March 28, 1952 in Da Lat. Her father is musician Lu Lien. Due to the influence of her father, besides her, her 6 siblings later all followed the singing career and all became famous singers abroad, including Bich Chieu, Tuan Ngoc, Anh Tu, Thuy Anh, Lan Anh. and Luu Bich.
The first mark in her musical career was at the age of 16, when she performed for the first time in a cultural program to perform the National Lottery at Thong Nhat theater with the song "Soldier of my heart". . In 1969, she first appeared with young music in the program "Hippies À GoGo" organized by Truong Ky weekly at Queen Bee discotheque on Nguyen Hue Street, Saigon. In the same year, she officially came to young music with Anh Tu, after being encouraged by drummer Dung and joined the band The Flowers to perform in American clubs. Later that year, she joined the band The Blue Jets with Anh Tu and Thuy Anh. Later, she and Anh Tu and Thuy Anh formed a trio group Thuy Ha Tu
In 1972, she and some brothers formed the band Uptight.
In March 1975, she left Vietnam for the United States as a tourist. After the events of April 30, 1975, she officially settled in the United States.
During her first time abroad, she often performed with French, English, etc. Until 1980, she returned to Vietnamese music with the birth of the music tape "Calling an old dream", released in in 1981 by herself with technical help from Tung Giang.
In the years 1986-1987, she organized a private music program known as "Khanh Ha Center", performed at Sea Palace, Tung cafe in Monterey Park and later the dance hall "Chez Moi" ". In addition to the videos made by Khanh Ha Center herself, she was also one of the first singers to collaborate with Thuy Nga Center while she was still active in Paris.