The Voice - The Voice of Vietnam season 1 in 2012 attracted a large audience and created a strong media effect.
The Voice - The Voice of Vietnam 2012 quickly became a contest that was hotly discussed in both newspapers and media channels at that time.
At the end of the competition, Huong Tram (Thu Minh's team) won the championship, the remaining 3 contestants in the top 4 include: Le Xuan Nghi (Dam Vinh Hung's team), Dinh Huong (Ho Ngoc Ha's team) and Kien Giang (Tran Lap's team).
Huong Tram
After winning the championship of The Voice - The Voice of Vietnam 2012 at the age of 17, Huong Tram quickly rose to the ranks of outstanding voices of V-pop, being dubbed the "princess of ballad".
She made her mark with a series of hits such as "Ngốc", "Cho em gần anh thêm chút nữa", "Duyên mình lỡ" and especially "Em gái mưa" - a song that created a big fever on the charts.
When her career was at its peak, the female singer suddenly temporarily stopped her activities in 2019 to study abroad in the US, healing and perfecting herself after a period of great pressure.
From 2024, Huong Tram officially returns to Vietnam, reappearing with a more mature and personal image.
She successively released products such as "Uoc anh nhieu noi buon" and the album "Phao cuu sinh", showing a clear change in musical thinking and performance style, marking a turning point after many years of absence.
Le Xuan Nghi
Le Xuan Nghi, runner-up of The Voice - The Voice of Vietnam 2012, impressed with his powerful voice when he belonged to Dam Vinh Hung's team and advanced straight to the final.
After the competition, she made efforts to "transform" her appearance and released some songs such as "Uoc mo", "Noi ta bat dau", "I will be a star", "Anh ve trong giac mo"...
She also released dance music videos and performed Bolero songs such as "Lai nho nguoi yeu" trying her hand at many genres from pop ballad to EDM. However, despite having a good launching pad, Xuan Nghi's career once stagnated when she struggled to find a suitable direction.
In recent years, the female singer has gradually returned to a more mature and personal image when participating in programs such as "Hay nghe toi hat" (Listen to me sing) and launching new products such as "Khong co that" (2026), showing a transformation to a modern style.
Xuan Nghi's journey is a persistent effort to assert herself and regain her position in the Vietnamese music scene.
Dinh Huong
Dinh Huong, runner-up of The Voice - The Voice of Vietnam 2012, is considered one of the personality voices with a clear orientation towards Soul and Jazz music that is picky about listeners.
After the competition, she quickly made her mark with the album "Soul" (2013), opening up a unique direction in the V-pop market.
In the following years, Dinh Huong continued to affirm her style through projects such as "Love Dinh Huong", "Dinh Huong Sings The Golden Oldies" and many outstanding songs such as "If Today is the Last Day to Love", "Loneliness" or the combination "Let's Love Each Other Peacefully".
Although not operating too bustlingly, the female singer still maintains her persistence with music and gradually builds her own mark.
After a fairly quiet period, she returned with the album "Black Magic Woman" (2025), showing maturity in artistic thinking and a message about femininity, affirming a different musical personality.
Kien Giang
Kien Giang, 1 of the 4 outstanding faces of The Voice - The Voice of Vietnam 2012, impressed with her technically rich voice through difficult songs such as "Mama", "Ave Maria" or "Thank you mom".
Originating as an architect, he came to music quite by chance but quickly affirmed his talent on stage.
After the competition, while many colleagues chose a market direction, Kien Giang remained steadfast in the classical, semi-classical music genre that is picky about listeners.
Although he operates discreetly and not too loudly in the media, he still regularly performs and pursues his passion.
With a solid vocal foundation, Kien Giang is highly appreciated by experts, maintaining the image of a talented and persistent artist in the Vietnamese music market.
