My Le returns to music after 7 years of absence, even changing her stage name

My Leborn in 1972 and started her professional singing career in 1997. The female singer is a special case in the Vietnamese entertainment industry when she temporarily left the stage at the peak of her career.music, creating a strong personal impression in the hearts of the audience with a powerful, strong, and attractive voice.

During her singing career, My Le has won many prestigious awards in the music field with many hits such as: "Sad street corner", "Cho nhau mot nu cuoi", "First love", "Dark corner", "And the rain comes",...

Singer My Le maintains her youthful appearance even though she is 48 years old.

In 2020, My Le decided to return to music after nearly 7 years of absence with 2 music projects that she shared were "full of meaning about awareness, responsibility for the environment, nature, respect for the beauty of the homeland and Vietnamese culture". Accordingly, My Le changed her stage name to artist O'Mileh, officially introduced a new Youtube channel called O'MILEH OFFICIAL CHANNEL, with the first 2 music products being the MV "Dong Song Khong Tro Lai" and the MV "Never Enough".

"The Covid-19 pandemic and what happened around it were like a lull in My Le's busy life taking care of her family, children and business. During the days of slowing down, having time to think about life and herself, the smoldering fire of music inside My Le seemed to be waiting for a chance to flare up again" - My Le shared.

My Le decided to change her stage name to O'Mileh with the desire to reach a world audience.

The first images shared onsocial networkThe past few days have shown that My Le has transformed into a fresh O'Mileh, with extremely impressive colors.

With the desire to preserve and introduce beautiful images of Vietnamese nature and culture to international friends, the female singer released the MV "Never Enough" to the audience with a rather ambitious and impressive idea. The soundtrack song (OST)The Greatest Showman) is reinterpreted by O'Mileh in what is arguably the most unique way of this song, alternating a powerful vocal performance with a soulful cello.

In particular, “Never Enough” was filmed at the Imperial City of Hue. This not only impressed with the meaning of the song, but more importantly, effectively promoted the image of Hue in particular, and Vietnam in general, to international audiences.

The comeback plan of female artist O'Mileh will be extended with a series of music projects whose MV images are famous landscapes of Vietnam. The MV for the song "The River That Never Returns" was made according to the idea of ​​#saveMeKong, something that My Le has devoted herself to and quietly done for many years, to help the people of the West overcome difficulties.

Inspired by his many years of social work when the Mekong River had many changes, greatly affecting the lives of people and the ecosystem of the West, “The River of No Return” is an image reflecting the changes of the land, sky and river. The impressive footage along with the waterfall-like flow of sound in the song will bring many emotions to the audience.