Thanh Bui - CEO by day, helps his wife sing lullabies to their child at night.

Thanh Bui said he was lucky to marry Hue Van - a wife who always understands and stands by him, allowing him to live and do what he loves.

Among Vietnamese artists, Thanh Bui is known for his private love life.From the time he got married until he had twins, he always limited sharing pictures of his family with the public.

However, on certain occasions, such as the grand opening.At the children's television channel where he is CEO, Truong Hue Van and her twin children, Kien An and Khai An, were all present. The musician confided that standing on stage, he felt more at ease seeing his wife and children, his first and most loyal audience, sitting below to support him."Family has been a solid foundation for me to make big leaps in my career," Thanh Bui confided.

Thanh Bui introduced his child to the public for the first time at an event organized by his company.

The artist uses metaphors.If his life were a beacon of light, Hue Van would be like a spotlight always watching over her husband, even when the other lights on the stage have faded.Since Thanh Bui was a judge on The Voice Kids competition (2013), Hue Van - who was his girlfriend at the time - has always quietly stood by his side."My greatest fortune is marrying a wife who is always by my side in everything," he said.

Artist couples always complement each other. Thanh Bui says his wife is insightful and often offers him interesting suggestions. Conversely, he helps her in her work by bringing the perspective of an artist turned businesswoman.Upon stepping through the door of his house, CEO Thanh Bui immediatelyTo become a true "stay-at-home dad,"They are skilled at childcare and bottle-feeding. The couple share a common purpose in life and a vision for raising their child to develop naturally.

In Thanh Bui's home, music brings everyone together. Hue Van still sings to her children, but their father makes them laugh even more. Thanh Bui often sings while holding his children in his arms, allowing them to clearly feel the pitch, tone, and power of the sound."I'm looking forward to the day my child says 'dad' for the first time," he confided.

The musician said that marriage hasn't changed him too much, except for one thing.This made him more responsible. "I don't allow myself to bring negative energy, a heavy face from work, home. That would be selfish towards my wife and children," he said.Commenting on her husband, Hue Van confided: "Life will have its ups and downs, but being with a man like Thanh, I believe my children and I will never have to struggle."

Hue Van (second from the left) always accompanies her husband but rarely makes public appearances.

Thanh Bui said that he always maintains an optimistic and cheerful spirit and has clear life goals.

Thanh Bui's achievements stem from his serious work ethic since childhood. As the eldest child of an Asian immigrant family, he believed he had to work much harder than the native-born. As a child, he used to help his parents sew jeans at home.

In his youth, Thanh Bui was very skilled at helping his friends with their studies. He easily became a self-taught music teacher. The number of students was so large that Thanh Bui became exhausted from teaching. An older sister advised him: "You don't need to do a lot, you need to do it intelligently." After that,He opened a school to train artists.International Artist Academy),After a few years, it expanded to five branches in Australia.At the age of 21, he signed a contract withHe started recording with EMI (UK) and two years later with the renowned record label Universal Music (USA). By the age of 25, he had bought a house and an Audi for his parents in Australia.

When the job is atAustraliaEverything was going smoothly, so he gave it all up and returned to Vietnam hoping to find work.Contributing to the community through education and art. Thanh Bui also runs a business, but...He aims to create value for children. He opened an art academy called Soul, investing in sound equipment to focus on teaching music to young children.

"There are some students who are very shy and cry easily when they first enter the school, but by the final exam they can sing loudly and clearly on stage in front of hundreds of spectators. Those moments make me happier than any business deal," he shared.

Not stopping there, he has also developed his own television channel for children, with educational and entertaining programs based on three elements: Learn - Love - Laugh.

"I want to stay in Vietnam for the rest of my life, and my children won't be going anywhere either," the musician said. Having previously flatly refused numerous offers from children's reality TV shows, Thanh Bui has gained more motivation to participate in educational programs for children since becoming a father. He recently returned as a judge in the Wonderkids music competition, a program invested in and produced by his company. "No contestants will be eliminated in this competition," he said.

Thanh Bui and Tran Tien will both serve as judges in the "Musical Prodigy" competition for children.

His work keeps the father of two constantly traveling both domestically and internationally. Most recently, he was away for nearly two months on the Eisenhower Fellowship program in the US. During his trip from the East Coast to the West Coast, visiting 20 cities, Thanh Bui met former US Secretary of State Colin Powell, conductor Gustavo Dudamel, and Bob James – a veteran jazz musician, composer, and music producer with multiple Grammy awards. He also met with arts education experts from Harvard University and non-governmental organizations such as El Sistema – a community-based music education program in Venezuela where underprivileged children receive free music education to develop and improve themselves.

Despite his busy CEO role, Thanh Bui hasn't forgotten his inspiring work as an artist. He recently participated in the "My Beloved City" program, performing for two consecutive nights at an outdoor stage, offering free entertainment to the people of Saigon. Prior to that, his music video "Just Keep Dreaming" was released, as a spiritual gift he dedicated to his audience and himself.

"Sometimes life gets so hard that people forget to dream. But no dream is too small. Sometimes you need to allow yourself to dare to fail in order to live your dream," he said.

* Thanh Bui incorporates the image of a "stay-at-home dad" into his music video.

According to VNE