Ung Hoang Phuc is a male voice known to many people. He made his mark with many hit songs such as "Tha rang nhu the", "Nguoi ta noi", "Chang kho thuy chung", associated with the youth of the 8X and 9X generations.
At the age of U50, the male singer still pursues singing combined with business activities. Recently, in a performance night, Ung Hoang Phuc had the opportunity to review the time he released the album "Nguoi ta noi... Tha mot lan dau, Vol. 2".
Phuc's album at that time had 6 songs, of which 4 were hits. At that time, Phuc was invited to many shows for 3 consecutive months.
Every day, I perform in a different province and city. Phuc is also asked by the audience to sing 1 song 3-4 times in 1 performance night. Some nights I sang the song "Nguoi ta noi" 3 times," Ung Hoang Phuc shared.
The male singer humorously revealed that when he first started soloing, he didn't have many songs. Therefore, the audience asked him to sing songs from his new album over and over again.
People say" is one of the prominent songs associated with Ung Hoang Phuc's name, composed by musician Nguyen Hoai Anh. The song was released in the album "People say... It's better to hurt once, Vol. 2" in 2002 and quickly received the love of a large audience.
With a memorable melody, emotional lyrics and Ung Hoang Phuc's emotional expression, the song became a familiar hit of Vietnamese youth music in the 2000s.
People say" not only contributed to affirming Ung Hoang Phuc's position in the peak of his solo career but also became a part of the youthful memory of many generations of 8X and 9X audiences.
Ung Hoang Phuc (real name Nguyen Quoc Thanh, born in 1981 in old An Giang) is one of the prominent singers of Vietnamese music in the 2000s. He was once a member of the band 1088, then developed a solo career.
With a series of hit songs such as "Thà rằng như thế", "Người ta nói", "Chàng khờ thủy chung", "Tôi không tin"... Ung Hoang Phuc created his own mark in the late 1990s youth music genre.
