Bằng Kiều

Bang Kieu, 2008

Nguyễn Bằng Kiều (born July 13, 1973 in Hanoi ) is a Vietnamese singer.

Life

childhood

Bang Kieu was born on July 13, 1973 in Hanoi in a musical and artistic family. Since his mother was already a singer of traditional Vietnamese music, he showed great interest in making music while he was attending elementary school.

Education

In 1989 he began to study art at Nhac Vien Ha Noi . There he played the bassoon, but due to the fact that he loved singing and performing on stage more, he formed a band with his fellow students at the Nhac Vien Ha Noi . The first band was called The Golden Key , but later he was a member of the band Hoa Sua , which consisted of the now famous singers and artists such as Ngoc Chau, Vu Quang Trung, Ngoc Hung, Luong Ngoc Minh, etc. The band helped him to further improve his singing talent and also to increase his fame, among other things with performances at schools and universities between 1990 and 1996.

Breakthrough, The Watermelon and solo career

In 1997 he had his big break when the singer My Linh asked him if he would like to record a duet with her. A short time later, the two sang several number 1 hits such as B. Neu Ðieu Ðo xay ra, Giot Suong Trên Mi Mat or Trai Tim Khong Ngu Yen trong.

In 1998 he founded the band The Watermelon , which consisted of the artists Anh Tu, Tuan Hung, Tuong Van and himself. The Watermelon quickly achieved great success, but the band members split in 2000, so that Bang Kieu pursued a solo career, which he continues to this day.

family

Bang Kieu has been married to Trizzie Phuong Trinh since 2002, with whom he moved to America that same year. In 2003 they had their first child, a boy named Beckam Bang Phuong, and a second child named Colin Bang Anh in 2006. Bang Kieu currently lives with his family in Huntington Beach, California.

Discography

• Chuyện Lạ.
• Anh Sẽ Nhớ Mãi (2003).
• Mắt Biếc (2004).
• Vá Lại Tình Tôi (2005).
• Bởi Vì Anh Yêu Em - Bằng Kiều & Minh Tuyết (2006)
• Hoài Cảm (2007)
• Linh Hồn Đã Mất (2007)

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