Hoang Y Nhung rarely reveals a difficult childhood: Assistant at a coffee shop, sleeping in a warehouse

Hoang Y Nhung said that when she first moved to the city, she worked many different jobs to make ends meet, including working as a coffee shop assistant and staying in the owner's warehouse to save money on rent.

Recently, the minishow Lua Dao by singer Hoang Y Nhung was held at Dong Dao Tea Room with the participation of many famous singers and guests such as Luu Chi Vy, Bang Cuong, Ho Quang Hieu, Chau Khai Phong .. .

It is known that the music night was held on the birthday of the singer from Ca Mau. This is an opportunity for the singer to express her gratitude to the benefactors who have always accompanied and supported her during her 11 years of artistic pursuits.

Hoang Y Nhung shared: "Actually I planned to organize it last year, to celebrate the 10th anniversary, but because of the impact of the epidemic. Second, after the epidemic, I felt the love between family and friends very much. People only chat online and rarely see each other but still love each other. I feel like I'm just a little girl with nothing in my hand, after 14 years in Saigon, what I have today is the support. But I haven't had a day to seriously sit down and say thank you before. That's why I decided to hold this concert."

In that spirit, the minishow Lua Dao is not only an opportunity for the audience to listen to the songs that made her famous such as Chan Country, Lua Dao ... but also the female singer confided about her journey from a young woman. The country girl became a famous singer or the thoughts and feelings that she put in her compositions.

Typically, when singing the song "Peach Silk", Hoang Y Nhung revealed that she was inspired by the image of trot girls who follow the profession of "trafficking and selling chalk" with the sentence: "Everybody looks at those girls, laughs today but... I don't know how to cry for tomorrow." Hoang Y Nhung added: "My compositions are always put all of my thoughts and feelings into it. And if people don't accept it, it's also a gift for my feelings." .

Or when sharing about the difficult time before becoming famous, Hoang Y Nhung said she came from a family of civil servants. However, because of her difficult family situation, no land to live in, she had to live on the river, so she decided to go to the city to take the exam to enter the architecture school. The singer herself used to be angry at her mother for only giving her a few tens of thousands of dollars as a contestant. However, when she heard the story shared by her father, she changed her perspective. "With tens of thousands of dollars, it's nothing, but it's a meal for parents to cover for the day," she said.

Hoang Y Nhung said that when she first moved to the city, she worked many different jobs to make ends meet, including helping at a coffee shop. Even the female singer had to stay in the shop owner's warehouse to save money on rent. "For me, those are good memories, so I'm very happy with the situation, not thinking negatively," she emphasized.

Later, Hoang Y Nhung had the opportunity to attend the birthday of singer Tuan Kiet. When performing a song at the party, she was encouraged by everyone to become a singer. "I never thought I would sing. But from that story, I felt I had no money, no one to support me, but someone praised me for singing well. Maybe that's my direction," she said. told. From that chance, Hoang Y Nhung became a singer, then won a beauty contest and received the love of the audience until now.

In the minishow, many close colleagues who once stood to help Hoang Y Nhung were also present to look back on the growing journey of the singer from Ca Mau. The guests also contributed to the fun with performances such as Bang Cuong with Just in time to meet people - Happy day or Luu Chi Vy with that person and me you have to choose - Thank you .... On stage, Hoang Y Nhung was also surprised. surprised when revealing his close relationship with Bang Cuong: "When I was a toddler, I just started singing but no one paid, Mr. Cuong helped me a lot. He composed, showed me how to sing, and took me along. studio... It's been two or three years since we met, but those images are still remembered by me to this day."

Lua Dao music night ended with many sublime emotions in Hoang Y Nhung's heart as well as the guests present at Dong Dao tea room. With careful preparation, the singer from Ca Mau brought many impressive performances, combined with the dance troupe to "burn up" on stage. This is also considered as compensation, thanks for everyone's encouragement and help for Hoang Y Nhung and also an affirmation of more seriousness in music in the future.

During the pandemic, the fact that Hoang Y Nhung held a minishow to thank those who had helped her is considered a bold decision. Even many people think that the female singer has a giant "backing her". Talking about this information, Hoang Y Nhung affirmed: "Those who know me will understand that I am my giant. Honestly, if I needed a giant, I would have had it a long time ago, not now. Wholeheartedly for my loved ones, that's the motivation for me to perform the concert."

Hoang Y Nhung added that to organize a minishow with the gathering of many artists will cost a lot. But she considers herself lucky to be supported by everyone and comes to her for love, not money.

"After Lua Dao, I will be more serious about music. Telling people not to laugh, but during 11 years of working, I did not focus much on music. After that process, I understood many things and knew that the The product I made before was also not perfect. From now on, I will be more serious because it is a way of respecting the audience who loved me," the female singer shared.

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