Celebrities of Vietnam Today (Page 4)

Celebrities of Vietnam Today

These celebrities are the top actors, singers, and models in Vietnam today.

Featured Celebrities on Celebrities of Vietnam Today (Page 4): 

Dam Vinh Hung, Ngoc Son, Hong Van, Ho Ngoc Ha, Le Quyen, Quang Dung, Phuong Thanh, Lam Truong, Siu Black, Bao Yen, Cam Van, Cam Tien, My Linh, Dan Truong





Mr. Dam's Signature Style
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Dam Vinh Hung
(1971-     ) also known by the nickname, Mr. Dam, has been referred to as the king of pop music of Vietnam.  Dam Vinh Hung started his professional singing career after winning first prize at a talent show held at Ho Ky Hoa National Park in 1992.  During his first 6 years as a professional singer, Dam Vinh Hung made little impact in the Vietnamese pop music scene.  It wasn't until his participation on another major talent contest in 1998, "Tieng Hat Truyen Hinh Thanh Pho Ho Chi Minh", where Dam Vinh Hung despite taking fourth place really began to make a splash in the Vietnamese pop music industry.  The following year, Dam Vinh Hung was selected among the top ten most promising new vocalists by Trung Tam Ca Nhac Nhe Saigon. 



Toward the end of the 1990s decade, Dam Vinh Hung's career began to take off making him one of the most popular singers of Vietnam.  Among his trademarks are his flamboyant dress attire, his explosive high energy live performances, and tremendous vocal power.  Dam Vinh Hung has proven to be one of the most marketable live concert performers, with sold out shows all over Vietnam, Europe, Australia and North America. 

Dam Vinh Hung's Official Website

Ngoc Son (1970-     ) has been one of the most prolific male singers of Vietnam since the mid 1980s.  Born in Hai Phong and raised in Bac Lieu, Ngoc Son started his professional singing career while still a teenager.  Among his trademarks are his explosive high energy live shows and his diverse ability to sing in different genres of music including pop, rap, rock, and even traditional Vietnamese folk music.  After a series of controversial run-ins with the law in his personal life, Ngoc Son has been banned from appearing on Vietnamese national television.  However, his singing career with live performances all across Vietnam continues at a non-stop pace.  Ngoc Son remains as one of the most popular male vocalists of Vietnam today. 

Ngoc Son's Official Website

Hong Van (1966-     ) is one of the most successful comedic actresses in Vietnam since the late 1980s.  Prior to achieving national fame on the stage as a comedic actress, Hong Van had made a name for herself as a pop music singer in Ho Chi Minh City.  From her first appearance on the stage in a comedy sketch, it became apparent that her acting skills would overshadow her career as a pop music singer.  In 1991, her portrayal on a sketch entitled, "Ba Mat Ga, Ong Mat Net" (She Lost Her Chicken, He Lost His Manners), her portrayal of a whacky, acid-tongued, feisty Northern Vietnamese pheasant girl won the hearts of Vietnamese audiences worldwide.  From then on, Hong Van has appeared in numerous comedy films and has become a household name to Vietnamese audiences from all around the world. 

Hong Van and her three children

Hong Van is married and a proud mother to three children. 

Ho Ngoc Ha (1984-     ) first rose to prominence as a fashion model and has since enjoyed even bigger successes in her careers as a Vietnamese pop singer and film actress.  Born and raised in Central Vietnam, Ho Ngoc Ha's exotic good looks are a clear sign of her Eurasian mixed genes.  Her paternal grandfather was French who had resettled in Vietnam during the French colonial era.  At the age of 15, Ho Ngoc Ha began modeling professionally.  Four years later, her modeling career would take her to Ho Chi Minh City where she competed in the 2003-2004 Supermodel of Vietnam Contest taking the first prize.  Although her modeling career was in full swing, Ho Ngoc Ha had her sights set on pursuing a career as a professional singer.  Her notoriety as a fashion model helped land her a guest spot on the popular televised program, Nguoi Dep Hat (Beautiful People Who Sing) where she cautght the eye of musician composer, Bao Quoc.  Soon after, Ho Ngoc Ha would be contacted by Bao Quoc with a personal invitation in which she readily accepted to record a song written and produced by the musician, himself, and would later be featured on a compilation album of his compositions recorded by various other artists.  This would mark Ho Ngoc Ha's very first professional audio recording. 

In 2004, Ho Ngoc Ha recorded her debut solo studio album, 24 Gio 7 Ngay (24 Hours 7 Days).  Although relatively well-produced, promotion for the album was rather weak as it didn't receive the strong financial backings from the record label, Viet Tan Studio, and therefor did not achieve the commercial success she had hoped for.  However, the album's distribution was fairly wide enough to introduce Ho Ngoc Ha onto the pop music scene in Vietnam and allowed her the exposure needed to partake at numerous live shows throughout Vietnam.  As a live performer, Ho Ngoc Ha triumphed as audiences instantaneously took notice of her regal stage presence and elegant style of performing.  During this time, despite the fact that she was new to the pop music scene many members from the audience would recognize Ho Ngoc Ha due to her successful career as a fashion model having one of the most recognizable faces.  Before the year ended, Ho Ngoc Ha's singing career would gain significant momentum from her highly successful live performances coupled with the exposure generated from a scandal when several of her nude photos she had taken in the past unexpectedly surfaced.

An introduction from musician Huy Tuan, executive producer of  Ho Ngoc Ha's debut album, to his fellow musician friend, Duc Tri, would develop into a romantic, as well as professional relationship.  In 2005,  she signed with Duc Tri's record company, Music Faces, as an exclusive artist and remained with the label for the next 5 years.  Duc Tri would also produce most of her audio recordings while  she was under contract with Music Faces.  Her first two solo studio albums produced by Duc Tri for Music Faces, Va Em Da Yeu (And I Have Loved) and Muon Noi Voi Anh (I Want to Tell You), released in 2005 and 2006, respectively, were enormous commercial and critical successes giving Ho Ngoc Ha the much needed boost in her music career.  In 2006, Ho Ngoc Ha embarked on a successful concert tour performing for overseas Vietnamese audiences in several cities across the United States. 

In 2007, Ho Ngoc Ha's personal relationship with Duc Tri ended while she was recording her 4th solo studio album, Khi Ta Da Yeu (When We Were in Love).  Like her previous two albums, Duc Tri also was the executive producer.  The outcome of this album was a clear indication that their personal break-up had put a strain on their professional working relationship.  After production for the album wrapped up, Duc Tri washed his hands from the project almost entirely.  The lack of promotion from Music Faces resulted in disappointing sales for the album after its release. 

Frustrated with the lackluster performance of her 4th studio solo album, Ho Ngoc Ha went on a two year hiatus.  Right around this time, she would also begin a new relationship with auto racer and heir to one of Vietnam's wealthiest billionaire families, Nguyen Quoc Cuong, also known as "Cuong Dollar".  Their courtship would make Ho Ngoc Ha the target of tabloids painting an image of her as a gold-digger.  

In 2009, Ho Ngoc Ha would return to record an album of singles.  Through her association as spokesmodel for Sunsilk of Vietnam,  Ho Ngoc Ha successfully lobbied for financial backings from the UK-owned international hair products manufacturer for the launching of the album's promotion campaign.  For Ho Ngoc Ha, the heavy promotion for her album brought about a bold resurgence in her singing career.  In 2010, she would release her very last solo studio album under the Music Faces label, Tim Lai Giac Mo (Recovered Dreams), which was recorded during her pregnancy with Nguyen Quoc Cuong's child.  This would be the first time Ho Ngoc Ha would record a solo studio album without the involvement of Duc Tri as executive producer since signing with Music Faces five years prior.  In contrast to what had happened with a previous album released in 2007, Khi Ta Yeu Nhau, Duc Tri was not involved with the production of Tim Lai Giac Mo, yet was heavily involved and strongly supported the promotion campaign for the album.  All three of Ho Ngoc Ha's studio albums released during the years 2009-2010 were major successes and reconfirmed her status as a superstar of Vietnamese pop music. 

Her latest solo studio album, Moi Tinh Xua (Old Flame), was released in 2014.  Three years prior, Ho Ngoc Ha had released, Se Mai Ben Nhau (Invincible).  Reportedly one of the costliest productions among albums ever recorded by any artist of Vietnam, Ho Ngoc Ha made history as the first singer of Vietnam to shoot a music video to one of the songs featured on the album in Hollywood.  World- renowned musician, Lenon Zervos, who had worked with the likes of major international artists such as Lady Gaga and Kanye West was credited for the remastering of all tracks featured on the album which took place in its entirety overseas in Australia.  Ho Ngoc Ha's immense popularity with audiences at concerts have placed her in the ranks among Vietnam's most bankable live performers.  In 2009, her widely popular concert tour, named after the title of her 2nd solo studio album,. Va Em Da Yeu, was televised and broadcasted nationally in Vietnam.  Two years later, another taping for television featuring Ho Ngoc Ha live in concert, Ho Ngoc Ha Live Concert 2011, took place in front of a smaller, more intimate audience at Lan Anh music venue located in Ho Chi Minh City.

In addition to her singing career, Ho Ngoc Ha has also acted on the Vietnamese silver screen.  Like her previous experience as a singer with her debut album, her debut film, 39 Do Yeu (39 Degrees Love) was a commercial disappointment.  Her next film, however, Chien Dich Trai Tim Ben Phai (Affair of the Right-Sided Heart) was both a critical and commercial success.  In recent years, Ho Ngoc Ha has been in collaboration with the popular television program, Vietnam's version of The Voice, as a mentor.  Dubbed unofficially as "Vietnam's Queen of Endorsements",  Ho Ngoc Ha has maintained a lucrative modeling career through the years as celebrity spokesmodel endorsing products for companies like Sunplay, Toshiba, Sony Ericsson, Sunsilk, and YanTV. 

In 2010, Ho Ngoc Ha and Nguyen Quoc Cuong became parents after she gave birth to a baby boy  named by the couple as Nguyen Quoc Hung.  From the beginning of their relationship, controversy has not been a stranger to this couple.  Upon becoming parents, the couple's controversial decision to remain unmarried has consistently been one of the hottest topics with the tabloids of Vietnam .

Ho Ngoc Ha's Official Website

Ho Ngoc Ha's Facebook Page

Le Quyen (1981-    ) Born in Hanoi, Le Quyen since 2005 has become one of the most famous singers of popular Vietnamese music.  Upon graduating from Hanoi University of Culture, she set her sights on a professional singing career while in her early twenties.  In 2005, Le Quyen released her first solo studio album, Giac Mo Co That (A Dream Come True). Her sultry voice and heartfelt interpretations of easy listening Vietnamese love songs quickly gained her a following of devoted fans in her native Vietnam as well as internationally within the Vietnamese diaspora.  Le Quyen's popularity has allowed her to perform all over the world, most recently in a series of sold-out concerts in the United States.  

Among her most critically acclaimed albums include a live album entitled, Le Quyen Acoustic (2009) and Khuc Tinh Xua (2010), a solo studio album featuring a collection of classical Vietnamese love songs.  Recently a mother, Le Quyen is married and lives in Ho Chi Minh City where she and her husband own and run a cabaret nightclub.


Quang Dung (1976-     ) is one of the very few Vietnamese male vocalists famous for interpretations of songs written by the legendary Vietnamese songwriter, Trinh Cong Son.  Born in Qui Nhon, Quang Dung began taking an interest in pursuing a career as a professional singer after entering the Tieng Hat Truyen Hinh Binh Dinh talent contest in 1997 where he placed second.  This would be followed with a Golden Voice placement on another talent show, Giong Hat Hay Cac Tinh Mien Trung, in 1998 held in Hue which consisted of contestants from the region of Central Vietnam.  

Quang Dung made the decision to relocate to Ho Chi Minh City on August of 1998 upon the invitation from the owner of Dong Dao Nightclub to perform nightly as a singer.  After turning professional, Quang Dung would experience difficulties within the first couple of years in Ho Chi Minh City.  His classical style of singing was deemed by some as being outdated and unmarketable with the younger generation.  Then one day, while visiting Trinh Nightclub, Quang Dung would catch the attention of renowned Vietnamese composer, Trinh Cong Son, with his renditions of Bien Nho and Diem Xua.  After he had been given an autographed composition of Trinh Cong Son's  Bien Nghin Thu O Lai, Quang Dung decided to record and make the song the title of his debut album in 2001.  Since then, his career has flourished with a series of successful studio recorded albums making him one of the most successful Vietnamese male vocalists in Vietnam. 

In addition to his successful singing career, Quang Dung has also found success as an actor appearing in such Vietnamese films like Han Mac Tu, Gai Nhay and Nhung Chiec La Thoi Gian.  It was on the set of Nhung Chiec La Thoi Gian where he would meet Vietnamese-American beauty queen, Jennifer Pham.  The couple wedded in 2007 and welcomed the birth of a son shortly after.  Their marriage only lasted for two years, ending in divorce in 2009.  

Phuong Thanh (1973-     ) Vietnamese singer most known for her powerful voice on interpretations of Vietnamese rock music, Phuong Thanh was born in the rural part of Thanh Hoa Province in the southern region of Vietnam.  At the age of 6 she and her parents along with six other siblings, in which Phuong Thanh was the second eldest, relocated to Ho Chi Minh City.  By the age of 11, Phuong Thanh began earning a living singing for local parties and weddings.  In 1993, she and two friends formed a singing trio, Tam Ca Sao Dem (The Night Star Trio) and shortly caught the attention of musician Bao Phuc.  A few years after that, Phuong Thanh would go on to earn national recognition with her solo recordings of such popular songs like Gia Tu Di Vang (Farewell to the Past), Trong Vang (Emptiness), and Tinh Co (Unexpected).  

Phuong Thanh photographed with daughter

Since 1998, Phuong Thanh has consistently maintained her celebrity status among Vietnam's most popular and in demand singers.  She has earned herself a reputation for being outspoken, standing up for gay rights and various social issues.  In 2005. at the age of 42, Phuong Thanh became a mother for the first time after giving birth to a daughter, Ha Nghi Phuong.  

Phuong Thanh has also become an actress in recent years, appearing in numerous films and television productions in Ho Chi Minh City.  She continues to perform at live shows for audiences all over Vietnam, as well as overseas Vietnamese audiences in all four corners of the world.

Phuong Thanh Fan Club on Facebook

Lam Truong (1974-     ) is a Vietnamese singer who had found fame in a genre of Vietnamese popular music known as "Nhac Tre", music which appeals to the younger adults demographics of Vietnam.  Born and raised in Ho Chi Minh City to ethnic Chinese parents, Lam Truong decided from early on to pursue a career as a professional singer much to the dismay of his father.  In 1995, Lam Truong entered a major talent contest known as Thap Dai Tinh Tu sponsored by the national ethnic Chinese community of Vietnam and took home the second place winning prize.  Less than two years later, he released his debut solo studio album, Baby, I Love You, which spawned positive reviews from music critics and considerable attention from the general audience of Vietnamese music lovers.   His good looks and smooth style of singing quickly turned him into a teen heartthrob sensation in Vietnam.  In 1998, Lam Truong enjoyed the biggest hit single of his career with Tinh Thoi Xot Xa, a song written by Bao Chan that would also become his signature song throughout his career.  Other major hit songs would immediately follow such as Mua Phi Truong, Nao Ai Biet, and a couple of duets recorded with singer Thu Phuong, Trai Tim Khong Ngu Yen and Thoi Anh Hay Ve.  All of which would contribute to Lam Truong being catapulted to superstardom as one of Vietnam's top performers of popular music, a status in which he has successfully sustained to this day. 

In the early 2000s, Lam Truong embarked on several new ventures in his career as an entertainer.  At the turn of the century, he made his television special debut with the highly successful taping of his live show entitled Loi Trai Tim Muon Noi.  He became a successful songwriter with such popular hit songs like Co Mot Ngay and Cho Ban Cho Toi.  In addition to consistently coming out with well produced studio albums and performing at live concerts for Vietnamese audiences around the globe through the years, Lam Truong has also taken on an accomplished acting career.  Some of his most famous Vietnamese movies include Nu Tuong Cuop, Ngoi Nha Hanh Phuc and Bep Hat.  Currently, Lam Truong has served on the panel of judges on Vietnam's widely popular television show, Giong Hat Viet Nhi. 

From 2004 until 2009, Lam Truong was married to Vietnamese-American college graduate and computer engineer, Y An, who had been raised in Houston, Texas.  Their marriage of five years had produced a son before ending in divorce.  As of 2013, Lam Truong has been engaged to Yen Phuong, a Vietnamese foreign exchange student at Green River Community College in Auburn, Washington who is nearly 20 years his junior. 

Lam Truong's Official Website

Siu Black (1964-     ) is a famous Vietnamese singer of rock music.  Born in Kontum, a town in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, Siu Black is a member of the Bahnar minority ethnic group of Vietnam. She started performing while still in high school, first singing in her native Bahnar language. Upon graduating from the Dac Lac Arts School, she joined the Dac Lac Arts Troupe and performed throughout the Tay Nguyen Province, as well as other major towns in Vietnam and Cambodia.  At the age of 17, she met songwriter Nguyen Cuong who encouraged her to sing more in the Vietnamese language.  Their friendship would lead to a professional association as she would later on record a song he had written, Em Muon Song Ben Anh Tron Doi (I Want to Be Near You Always), which would also become one of her signature tunes.

In 1987, while she toured Cambodia, Siu Black met her future husband, Nguyen Duc Hung.  Their wedding would take place three years after their first meeting.  Together, the couple have since become parents to two sons, Nguyen Siu Manh (b.1989) and Nguyen Siu Hieu (b.1991).  After five years of marriage, the couple decided to separate.

Siu Black's journey to fame was a rather long one.  For over a decade into her career, she remained among Tay Nguyen's best kept secrets as she had yet to reach prominence as a singer.  In 1992, she found work alongside her husband at Kontum Electric Company in order to make ends meet.  While employed there, she continued with her persistence of fulfilling her dream of a singing career.  She remained active performing at various local programs and entering talent contests.  After winning gold medals for two consecutive years at national talent competitions in 1995 and 1996, Siu Black was then well on her way to stardom.  At the 1997 ASEAN Music Festival held in Hanoi, Siu Black took home the prize as best vocalist.

For more than a decade, Siu Black enjoyed a highly successfully career as a live performer and recording artist.  She has performed all over Vietnam, as well as many countries abroad for overseas Vietnamese audiences.  Recently, she has been involved in some financial setbacks.  It has been reported that she is in debt totaling over 2 billion VND, which is roughly $100,000 USD.  According to Siu Black, this was due to some bad business investments.  However, rumor has it that her financial downfall had been caused by Siu Black's gambling addiction.

Siu Black Facebook Page

Bao Yen (1958-     ) is a famous Vietnamese singer originally from Hue, Central Vietnam.  Born in a family of musical talents, Bao Yen had been prepped for a singing career ever since she was a young child.  In addition to having a famous father, legendary performer Thuy Trieu, Bao Yen also has two younger siblings with established careers in music; younger sister, Nha Phuong, who is an accomplished singer and younger brother, Kim Tuan, a musician.

In 1981, Bao Yen was formally invited to collaborate with Dai Truyen Hinh Thanh Pho Ho Chi Minh (Ho Chi Minh City Television) as a writer and performer for various music programs produced by the station.  Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Bao Yen was one of the most popular female vocalists in Vietnam.  Among her trademarks include her exceptional interpretations of Central Vietnamese folkloric music.  Bao Yen also has the ability to sing in English.  Her covers of songs of American rock music have been a tremendous crowd pleaser at her live performances, especially her live interpretation of an Eagles classic, Hotel California.


Bao Yen is married to musician and composer, Quoc Dung. She has performed for live audiences throughout Vietnam, as well as for overseas Vietnamese audiences in Europe, North America and Australia.

Cam Van (1959-     ) is a popular Vietnamese singer most famous for her interpretations of songs written by Trinh Cong Son.  She began her career from early on while being discovered by the famous musician, Nguyen Van Ty.  Cam Van has performed all around the world and has the ability to sing in other languages such as English and Spanish.  One of Cam Van's most famous songs at her live shows is the Spanish language classic, Malaguena Salerosa. 

Cam Van has been long married to drummer and vocalist, Khac Trieu.  In addition to being a singer, Cam Van is also an accomplished lyricist.  Among her most famous songs she had written are Con Yeu  and Khi Co Don Em Goi Ten Anh.  Cam Van makes her home in Ho Chi Minh City where she and her husband own and run Cam Van Nightclub. 

Cam Tien (1970-    ) is among the most popular performers of the Southern Vietnamese opera stage known as "cai luong".  Born in Saigon to working class parents, Cam Tien grew up in Tay Ninh with dreams of one day becoming a teacher although she had acquired a deep appreciation of "cai luong" along with the traditional genre of singing in Vietnamese opera known as "vong co" from a very young age. However, prior to reaching the tender age of 20 Cam Tien would trade in such dreams of attaining a teaching career when she was discovered by veteran "cai luong" performer, Chau Thanh, and Vietnamese opera playwright, Dang Minh, who had both encouraged her to pursue the "cai luong" stage as an actress.  Right after her graduation from high school, Cam Tien had relocated to Ho Chi Minh City for her first year at the University of Ho Chi Minh City but was then recruited by the Trung Hieu Theater Company where she would officially make her professional debut as "Lien", the role of the mistress of the protagonist in the play, Song Gio Cuoc Doi (Stormy Life), written by renowned playwright, Vien Hung.  The play went on a successful national tour of Vietnam, as  its cast members enjoyed performing to packed houses in various major cities in all three regions of the country.  In particular, Cam Tien's performance was widely acclaimed as audiences immediately took notice of her unique style of singing, beauty and striking stage presence. Although only a supporting role, Cam Tien's portrayal of "Lien" is considered to be the initial vehicle that had turned her into a star.

The success Cam Tien had enjoyed with the role of "Lien", the mistress in Song Gio Cuoc Doi would then lead the way for a string of other similar theater roles for the young actress.  She would duplicate that level of success with her portrayals of "Huong" in Vu An Ma Nguu and "Dung" in Dong Tien Dam Mau.  After just 6 months with Trung Hieu Theater Company, Cam Tien rose to become the leading actress alongside fellow actor, Duc Tai, upon the sudden departures of Chau Thanh and Phuong Hang, the theater company's previous leading actor and actress pair.  Cam Tien would successfully defy the odds shocking skeptics as Trung Hieu Theater Company would enjoy continued sold out productions with her being billed as their leading lady.  Despite Cam Tien's accomplishments as lead actress, her salary from Trung Hieu Theater Company had remained unchanged and was only equivalent to that typically of an understudy.  After several unsuccessful attempts she had made to persuade the owners of Trung Hieu Theater Company for a much deserved increase in salary, Cam Tien left the company for Thanh Tu - Trang Bich Lieu Theater Company where she would achieve further success in the play production of Lam Sanh Xuan Nuong.  Another successful brief collaboration would follow for Cam Tien in the year of 1989 when she was approached by "cai luong" promoter He Sa of Hoa Hong Theater Company inviting her to fulfill the coveted position of lead actress in popular productions like 17 Nam Truong Han and Kiem Si Doi.  It was then that legendary "cai luong" theater promoter, Phi Bang, would realize Cam Tien's tremendous potential as a headliner and lead actress and personally invited her to collaborate with Kim Thanh, one of Vietnam's most prolific "cai luong" theater production companies which boasts an impressive long list of iconic, superstar performers such as Ut Bach Lan, Ngan Vuong and Thai Binh. During Cam Tien's stint at Kim Thanh, she managed to achieve further success gracing the "cai luong" stages with her memorable performances in Nguoi Dien Tren Song Lanh, Nhat Kiem Ba Vuong and Co Xe Doc Ma.  Cam Tien had then established herself as one of the most highly regarded and in demand actresses of the "cai luong" theater stage.

In 1990, Cam Tien joined Song Hau Theater Company as their lead actress where she would land a string of lead roles on Cong Chua Toc Vang, Duong Guom Nguyen Ba and Lan va Diep, a timeless, classic play of immense popularity which has been deemed as the Vietnamese equivalent to Romeo and Juliette.  When she finally made it to becoming the lead actress for Thanh Nga Theater Company, a dream shared by virtually all "cai luong" performers, Cam Tien would be paired up with Vuong Canh as her leading man.  Thanh Nga Theater Company indeed had found a winning combination with the two as they would become one of the most popular and sought after couples on the "cai luong" stage throughout the early 1990s.  Together, the pair would share equal billings as the headlining performers in Hoang Tu Mat Nam and Duyen Chi Tinh Em.  Cam Tien and Vuong Canh would go on to headline for Tai Nang Playhouse Theater in Ho Chi Minh City.

At the height of her popularity, Cam Tien then set her sights on her personal life when she got married in 1992 to an American citizen of Vietnamese origin who was divorced from a previous marriage and a father of 2 children.  For a brief time, Cam Tien then relocated to the United States. Unfortunately, her first marriage would be a short lived one as the couple divorced just 2 years after their wedding had taken place.  Since then, Cam Tien has remarried.  This time, her husband is Lam Duc, a Canadian citizen also of Vietnamese origin.  The couple make their home in Ho Chi Minh City where Lam Duc operates a successful business in the tourism sector of Vietnam.  Cam Tien is now a stepmother to Lam Duc's son from a previous marriage and has a daughter with Lam Duc named Kim Tien, born in 2002.

My Linh (1975-     ) is one of the four divas of Vietnamese pop music together along with Thanh Lam, Hong Nhung, and Tran Thu Ha.  Born in Hanoi, My Linh is the second eldest of three children.

My Linh first rose to prominence in 1996 with her hit songs, Thi Tham Mua Xuan, Chi Toi and Tren Dinh Phu Vang in 1996.  Since then, My Linh has traveled all around the world performing for overseas Vietnamese audiences.  Among the countries she has performed in have included Japan, the United States, France, Germany, Australia and Canada.


Since 1998, My Linh has been married to musician, Anh Quan.  Together, the couple are proud parents of two children, a son and a daughter.

Among her most popular recorded studio albums include Xin Mat Troi Ngu Yen (1996), Mua Thu Khong Tro Lai (1998), Chieu Xuan (1998), Trai Tim Khong Ngu Yen (1998) with Bang Kieu, Toc Ngan (2000), Van Mai Mong Cho (2002), Made In Vietnam (2003), Chat Voi Mozart (2005), De Tinh Yeu Hat (2006), Loi Cua Gio (2010), and Mot Ngay (2011).

Dan Truong (1976-     ) is a famous Vietnamese male singer.  Born in Ho Chi Minh City as the eldest of four children, Dan Truong first rose to prominence in 1996 with his interpretation of the song, Gui Nguoi Toi Yeu.  With the support of show promoter, Le Hoang Tuan, Dan Truong was able to pursue a full-time career as a pop music singer in 1997.  He has since recorded a total of over 30 compact discs of Vietnamese popular music.  Often paired with singer, Cam Ly, Dan Truong has been one of the most successful recording artists in Vietnam.

Since 2013, Dan Truong has been married to Windy Thuy Tien Trinh, a successful Vietnamese-American businesswoman based out of San Jose, California.  He has toured all over Vietnam, as well as Europe, North America and Australia.

Dan Truong Official Website