Singer Dai Trang's happy marriage with 'hit maker'

Peacefully living with his wife, a former famous singer

Nguyen Hoang Duy is a familiar name in the Vietnamese music industry. His colleagues affectionately call him the "hit maker" when he is behind the success of many singers such as Noo Phuoc Thinh, Ho Ngoc Ha, Bao Thy, Hien Thuc with a series of hits such asSilent, Love Blows With the Wind, Passion…

Few people know that Nguyen Hoang Duy is married to singer Dai Trang, a former member of the famous band The Bells. They officially got married in 2012 and now have two lovely children.

Hoang Duy said he fell in love with his wife when she already had a boyfriend. When he learned that Dai Trang had broken up with him, he quickly proposed. The two began their relationship in 2007, and have been together in work and life for the past 17 years.

Nguyen Hoang Duy was conquered by his wife's personality, always confident in taking control of her life. Dai Trang knows how to show her care for her husband and children and balance everything to take care of the family despite being busy.

While Nguyen Hoang Duy is actively involved in the arts, his wife has long since retired. She switched to the beauty industry and refused all invitations to return to showbiz.

According to the male musician, during the 17 years of marriage, the couple has never argued loudly or used harsh words, or used “you” or “I”. He admits that he is “afraid of his wife”, but this comes from respect and love for his wife.

17 years of marriage, have you ever had a crush on someone else?, Nguyen Hoang Duy frankly answered "a couple of times". But he was aware of his responsibility and knew how the story would end so he never started.

“Trang and I both have a slightly different way of thinking, which is to always look at the bottom line. That is, if there is a fight, we think:After all, where will this go? Will it make life better for the two of us, our children, and our family?From there, go back to the origin to know whether to start or not," he said.

Little-known behind-the-scenes of 'The Masked Singer'

Recently, the male musician accepted to be a music consultant forThe Masked Singer - The Masked Singerseason 2. With a new role, he and his crew worked hard to keep the show attractive compared to season 1.

Hoang Duy explainsThe Masked SingerThe show was successful because it brought something new and mysterious to the audience. The impressive voices were hidden, along with many hit songs that he had completely remixed, contributing to the great attraction of the show.

“The entire crew had hundreds of people, but the number of people who knew the exact names of the masked singers was no more than 5, including me. When the singers came to record, they wore closed costumes, hats and their faces were covered.

They were taken straight into the waiting room through a private entrance, no one could access. That's the attractive thing when everything is put into a difficult problem for both the advisory board and the audience to find the solution to their true identity," he shared with VietNamNet.

According to Nguyen Hoang Duy, the program promises to have many explosive elements. He and the singers always discuss with each other about the performances, agree on the arrangement, harmony and how to handle the songs to make an impression when appearing.

The musician believes that the participating singers did not put pressure on the organizers because each person was confident in their own abilities and fan base. More importantly, the artists came to the program to perform art instead of participating in a competition.

Before the opinion thatThe Masked Singeris honoring talented singers and there is no room for market-oriented singers, Nguyen Hoang Duy said this is partly true when the singers in season 1 are all famous for their inner strength. However, the crew always tries to create the most interesting moments for the public through music.

Looking at the current music market, Nguyen Hoang Duy said everything is moving fast and competition is constant. This creates diversity in the face of the music scene.

“To survive and develop in this profession for a long time, you need to be good and hard-working. Gone are the days when one person could control the entire market share. Nowadays, the pie is divided into small pieces, so to get a good piece of the pie, you have to be really talented,” he said.

Before becoming a producer, Hoang Duy was also a singer and musician. He found his passion in his new position, contributing to the great success of many colleagues. The male musician always wondered how to create unique, catchy products, bringing more positive energy to life.