Amazed by the Bolero voice of 8X Do Luong
(Baonghean.vn) - Able to sing many genres of music such as folk and chamber music, Pham Ngoc Phi left a deep impression on netizens when singing love songs in the bolero genre.
| Lyricist Ngoc Phi |
Born in Do Luong (Nghe An), Pham Ngoc Phi loved singing since he was a child, but partly due to circumstances, Phi's path to music was quite difficult.
Since childhood, Ngoc Phi has been known by many people for her soulful voice, singing with vibrato and technique. However, Phi could not achieve her artistic dream as early as she wished. After graduating from high school, Phi went to Hanoi to study and work as a photographer.
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| Pursuing many genres of music, Ngoc Phi impresses with lyrical songs. Photo: FBNV |
Photography is not Phi's passion, but it is the job that helps him nurture his dream of singing. Thanks to the days of wandering with the photography profession, Phi saved up some money so he decided to take the entrance exam to the Hanoi University of Culture and Arts of the Army. In the end, music did not disappoint a persistent person like Phi. In 2014, Pham Ngoc graduated from the University of Culture and Arts of the Army.
Pham Ngoc Phi pursued folk and chamber music while studying at the Military University of Culture and Arts. But later, he switched to bolero music. The bolero songs performed by this 36-year-old man almost all received compliments from netizens: "so good", "take up bolero", "so satisfying"...
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| Despite having a "cool" voice, Ngoc Phi (right) did not choose to become famous through competitions. Photo: FBNV |
Every bolero song that Ngoc Phi updates on her personal Facebook is commented by Facebookers as being sung with soulful, emotional lyrics... Recently, when listening to the famous songs of the past such asTwo Hometowns (Dinh Mien Vu), Missing My Lover (Hoang Hoa – Thao Trang)… netizens once again marveled at the voice of the 8X guy from Nghe An.
Mr. Le Huy Hoang, a lecturer at the Military University of Culture and Arts, once commented that Ngoc Phi's voice is very suitable for bolero music and sings very emotionally. Although the teacher encouraged her to enter a singing competition, Ngoc Phi only wanted to devote her passion to another corner. "I sing because of my passion, I am devoted to art and I like to support organizations and groups in mass cultural and artistic activities every day," Ngoc Phi shared.
