Luong Ngoc Diep: The singer just passed away at the age of 37, was a single mother, and failed college

Starting his career in the coal industry, Luong Ngoc Diep then turned to artistic activities. From mass art competitions, she became famous and widely known.

On the morning of April 18, the Vietnamese entertainment industry was shocked with the news that singer Luong Ngoc Diep suddenly passed away at the age of 37. Sharing in Tien Phong newspaper, the singer's sworn sister said, Ngoc Diep passed away from stroke just a few hours after receiving blood cancer results.

The news of Luong Ngoc Diep's death made many friends and colleagues sad. One account shared: "Hearing the news that you passed away, I can't believe it's true. You're incredibly strong and resilient, I always see you smiling. I've never had a chance to visit you to thank you." Because the songs you dedicated to me, I will remember you forever."

During his lifetime, Luong Ngoc Diep was considered an upright, virtuous person who always respected everyone. One of her friends shared: "So no miracle happened. I endured hardship and pain. I am a talented, strong and energetic girl. This truth is so difficult to accept. "

Ngoc Diep is a singer - musician from Quang Ninh, famous for his good singing and multi-talent, and has participated in many cultural and artistic activities for Quang Ninh province. Before passing away, she was treated at Bai Chay Hospital.

Luong Ngoc Diep was born in 1987 and experienced ups and downs in life and career before succeeding in music. She is the youngest daughter in the family. During high school, Diep was chosen to be in the school's English class. Diep took the entrance exam to Hanoi University of Foreign Studies but lacked scores. Everyone advised Diep to wait for next year's exam.

Having not yet attended university, Ngoc Diep decided to make a living by learning ceramic painting. However, not long after, her life path completely took a different turn when in 2005, Diep started working at a coal company.

In the public art environment of the coal industry, Ngoc Diep's clear and emotional voice, despite never having attended any art training school, was known by friends and colleagues. Growing up from the coal industry's popular art movement, singer Luong Ngoc Diep soon revealed his powerful voice and left a deep impression on the Quang Ninh public through a series of awards.

In 2006, at the TKV Mass Art Festival, Ngoc Diep excellently won the solo Gold Medal. This is also the beginning of Ngoc Diep's brilliance on her amateur singing path.

With the desire to find more favorable opportunities for future work, in 2006, Ngoc Diep determined to go to university and entered the University of Mining and Geology to major in Business Administration.

The female singer graduated from the University of Mining and Geology in 2010. Without stopping, in 2011, she continued taking the English Department - Thai Nguyen University and finished her study program in 2013. While studying at the school This summer, 2012, Diep still applied for the exam and passed the Chinese Department - Hanoi University of Foreign Studies.

Starting his career in the coal industry, Luong Ngoc Diep then turned to artistic activities. From mass art competitions, she became famous and widely known. In the Vietnam - China Friendship Singing Contest , Luong Ngoc Diep won first prize in the province and the Northern Mountain - Coastal region, second prize nationally and third prize internationally in Guangxi, China.

Immediately after that, the female singer released the Album "Ha Long Early", a music product born after creative efforts with the entire crew. The record includes 8 songs written about Ha Long: "Early Ha Long" by Vu Viet Hong, "Khuc Quan Ho on Ha Long Bay" by Le Nguyen Them, "Ha Long Afternoon" by An Thuyen, "Memories of the Sea" by Vu Viet Hong, "On the sea and sky of the Northeast" by Tran Chung, "My Cam Pha" by Nguyen Duc Nhuan, "Far at sea" by Nguyen Tai Tue and "Don't compare me to the sea" by Tran Thanh Tung.

With some achievements, Luong Ngoc Diep decided to continue studying abroad for a master's degree in vocal performance at Guangxi Academy of Arts, one of the four largest academies in China. Under the guidance of professor Cung Tieu Binh, Luong Ngoc Diep is one of three outstanding graduates of the Academy.

After returning home from graduation, besides singing, Luong Ngoc Diep also appeared as a mature female musician with a series of lyrical, romantic songs with her own creative mark. Luong Ngoc Diep started appearing as a composer in 2019 with a number of compositions for children, written for his daughter, and then suddenly realized that he had a special interest in this job.

After being released, some of Luong Ngoc Diep's songs received a lot of praise and encouragement from the public and senior artists. We can mention songs like: "Peaceful Spring" written for children; the song "Praise Buddha's Vows" is written about Buddhism; The song "Love in the Past" is written about the memories of a couple's love, etc.

2020 is a memorable year for Ngoc Diep for her creative beginnings. Besides the song "Praise the Buddha's Vow" which was well received by the audience, Ngoc Diep also asserted herself with another multi-genre song.

Two years later, in 2022, Luong Ngoc Diep released CD Vol 2 called "Dream of Love". Her second CD collects 6 latest songs including: "Dreaming", "Remembering", "Thinking", "Waiting", "Foolish" and "Four Seasons of Love". All of these songs were composed and performed by Ngoc Diep himself.

At that time, Ngoc Diep shared that she was not rich in money, but always had a passionate love for music. Luong Ngoc Diep has been a single mother for many years. Her daughter is currently in 3rd grade.