Confiding with MC Minh Ngoc, singer Hai Yen shared about the challenges she had to face when slowly entering the music path. As a contestant of Vietnam Idol at a very young age, she was not used to the pressure from the public, had not really integrated into the professional music environment, and even had to change her living environment to pursue her passion.
Hai Yen affirmed that today's achievements not only come from talent or passion, but also the result of continuous efforts. That journey not only requires strength but also money. Because to pursue art, a singer not only needs to train his voice but also have to invest in the image, product and career orientation in a methodical manner: “For many years, I have to rent a house and until this album has not had a stable place. I used to do everything, from 7 am to 11 pm, just to earn money for music. Living. And no matter how difficult, I will continue to walk on this road, ”the singer said.
What made Hai Yen most regretful was the fading of CDs - the pride of artists at one time. "What makes me regret most is the CDs that are gradually being forgotten. Now, people listen to music on digital platforms, their income from that is not much, but in return, artists have the opportunity to shine through shows and personal images". Although the music market has changed, she has always tried her best with each product. "For me, every album, every released product is a great effort. I just hope the audience will always accept and love the melodies I bring".
Hai Yen admitted that she had to do business to make ends meet. Every time she saw her friends on TV, she could not help but feel sorry for herself. Although she cannot devote herself to music because her economic conditions do not allow it, she always believes that only effort and hard work can help her reach her dream. "Many times I longed to stand on stage, but I was willing to wait, no matter how long it was. I will definitely do it" - Hai Yen affirmed with determination.
Sharing with MC Minh Ngoc about the journey to perform the album "Nguyen Hai Yen and the songs Bao Chan", the singer said: "People often think that investing in profit is investing in money, but for me, the most valuable thing is the value of profitability about the soul. Is Mr. Chan still there to sign the audience?
