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Ngọc Sơn (singer)

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Website
  
ngocson.com

Siblings
  
Ngoc Hai, Ngoc Ha

Parents
  
Pham Ngoc Thanh

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Born
  
November 26, 1970 (age 46) (
1970-11-26
)

Albums
  
Hình bóng quê nhà, Nu Cuoi Biet Ly, Dieu Ho Phu The, Hắt Hiu Tình Buồn, Tuyet Pham Rumba

Ngọc Sơn (born November 26, 1970) is a Vietnamese singer.

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Early life and career

Ngọc Sơn was born in Đồ Sơn, Hai Phong, Vietnam. With Ngoc Hai and Ngoc Ha, two of his brothers, Ngọc Sơn has conducted many music programs. With a high, warm, healthy, and sound male voice, Ngọc Sơn became a quite stylish, professional performer. Ngọc Sơn not only left audiences in his country impressed with ethnic songs, his works also attracted others in many music genres like Pop, Rap, Rock, etc. Ngọc Sơn was quite successful with around a hundred music CDs and personal albums, along with a selection of 30 music tracks in English and other foreign languages.

Ngọc Sơn was awarded the Voice of the Western Provinces in 1985, Affectionate Singer of 1989 in Nha Trang, and, for his Ngọc Sơn Pop CD 1, the Winners Gold Record in 1997.

Style and language

In the 1990s, Ngọc Sơn became most famous. In evidence of his great singing, he attracted an audience of Japanese affection, being that two of his students are Japanese singers. In 2006, he posed for a poster "8 feet by Ngọc Sơn" named similar to "14 by the solid Buddha", including the sentences: "Ethical people are religious in their hospitality", "Man's most difficult challenge is to be a winner himself", etc. However, 20,000 poster sheets were printed and freely issued to boost his own image.

Currently, Ngọc Sơn no longer appears on television. In recent years, he has been active in charitable activities to take back what was lost.

Songs

Nụ cười biệt lyMen tình đau · 2004
Tinh ChaTình cha · 2017
Đêm cuốiThe Best of Ngọc Sơn Vol13 - Đôi Ngã Chia Ly · 2003

References

Ngọc Sơn (singer) Wikipedia