Le Uyen once ran away from home, opposed her family to run after love - what was life like when her husband died

In the 70s, Le Uyen became a "music phenomenon" and created a personal style that attracted many music lovers. Rarely appearing in front of the media, in a recent show, Le Uyen brings a strange story about love, life and the secret to becoming a singer in a very different way. At the same time, the untold things about the couple Le Uyen & Phuong were also shared for the first time. In her career, Le Uyen has left her mark through a number of works such as: Night for the Lover, Call to the Clouds, Our Quagmire, For the Last Time, Please Sit Here...

Le Uyen recounted that at the age of 15, her family took her to Da Lat to attend a Western boarding school. Her house and musician Le Uyen Phuong live next to each other - number 18 and 22 Vo Tanh, Da Lat city. Before that, the musician used to come to her house to play and accidentally saw her picture on the table. Curious to inquire, knowing that Le Uyen was about to go to Da Lat to enroll, musician Le Uyen Phuong was eagerly waiting for the appearance of "neighborhood sister".

On the day Le Uyen was present, the musician rushed to the house to see her face firsthand. Standing upstairs, hearing the content of the story, Le Uyen felt nervous so she did not dare to come down to the house to meet. Until the next day, when Le Uyen set foot down the stairs to go to the street, musician Le Uyen Phuong had been waiting since. The young man politely nodded to greet his neighbor. Surprised but still did not forget to say hello, Le Uyen thought to herself: "Why are there so polite people?". The female singer again shared: "Saigon doesn't have this. In Da Lat the scene is already romantic and poetic, and there is a guy standing there waiting for me and saying so. So nervous! ".

Talking about her emotional development and musician Le Uyen Phuong, Le Uyen said that there was absolutely no transition from neighbor relationship to lover. The two's feelings blossomed like "born for each other".

After that encounter, a week later, Le Uyen was invited by a female classmate to go to a concert at an inn near her house. Arriving there, Le Uyen was extremely surprised because looking at the stage, his neighbor was playing the violin. Turns out, the main character of the "music party" that day was the neighbor. Hundreds of people present were immersed in the poetic scene of music, with the melodious sound of the lute mixed with the chilly air of Da Lat. Before the scene was so beautiful, Le Uyen could only open her eyes wide and enjoy: "Why is there such a talented man?".

After that moment, the image of the musician next door with his romantic hair blowing in the wind, holding the harp and singing went into the girl's heart from time to time.

However, the love of Le Uyen and the musician next door was not supported by her family. Le Uyen confided that she had to use all sorts of tricks and ways that she could think of in order for her family to accept their love. Even, Le Uyen committed suicide but was fortunate to be saved by her family. However, the family refused to allow the two sides to go back and forth. After that, Le Uyen left home and followed the musician. Afraid of losing children, at that time Le Uyen's family accepted this marriage. Sublimated in love and music, the couple Le Uyen & Phuong were enthusiastically received by the music-loving public at that time.

In this week's program of Artist Life, in addition to interesting stories about the life and career of female singer Le Uyen, the audience also enjoyed immortal love songs, entered into people's hearts by a strange voice. strange, very unique timbre but still extremely deep and full of emotions.

Le Uyen Phuong is the joint stage name of musician couple Le Minh Lap and singer Le Uyen (real name Lam Phuc Anh). The two fell in love and experienced a forbidden love in Da Lat more thrilling than movies, becoming one of the most typical musician-muse pairs in Vietnam. From Da Lat to Saigon, Le Uyen Phuong brought Songs of Happiness, Night Songs for Lovers, Call to the Clouds, Our Quagmire... a breath of fresh air for new Vietnamese music.