People's Artist Ha Vy: U50 registered as valedictorian, husband and children's profiles leave a strong impression

People's Artist Ha Vy was born in 1956 in Thuy Nguyen district, Hai Phong. Since the age of 4, the female artist has loved singing and participated in many local cultural activities.

At the age of 17, Ha Vy was recruited directly into the People's Armed Police Art Troupe and was assigned to the troupe's drama team. On days when she was not performing, she spent her time looking for a music teacher and attending the troupe's music training classes to improve her professional skills.

Later, the People's Artist transferred to work at the Border Guard Art Troupe, and won many awards such as: Gold Medal at the National Professional Music and Dance Festival in 1985 and 1990; Silver Medal at the National Music and Dance Festival in 1995; Certificate of Merit at the Hanoi Asean Golden Voice Festival in 1996.

With her contributions to the country's art, in 1997, the female artist was awarded the title of Meritorious Artist by the State. And continued to receive the title of People's Artist in 2024. People's Artist Ha Vy's name has been associated with many songs about the army such as: The gunfire echoed in the border sky, Tomorrow I'll go on my way, Border sim flowers, Border afternoon, Day and night march.

During her years in the army, People's Artist Ha Vy performed for soldiers and people on battlefields from the war to protect the southwestern border (1978) to the war to protect the northern border (1979). She sang in shelters, ate and lived in underground houses and caves, sang in caves for wounded and sick soldiers to listen, and sang on the edge of fortifications under enemy fire to encourage soldiers to fight steadfastly.

At the 5-star hotel program, when mentioning emotional memories on the battlefield, People's Artist Ha Vy shared: "My stage is sometimes a lawn, sometimes a hill, the musical instruments are all simple. There were times when I sang on one side, and on the other side were artillery shells, but I was not afraid, just focused on singing. Once, when singing for wounded soldiers in Ha Giang, I cried while singing. Until now, those emotions are still intact in me."

In 2003, despite her already familiar voice to a wide audience, artist Ha Vy still decided to study at the Vocal Department of the Hanoi Conservatory of Music (now the Vietnam National Academy of Music). With constant effort and determination, she passed the entrance and exit exams as valedictorian of the course.

Not only successful in her career, People's Artist Ha Vy also has a happy family. Her husband is musician and photographer Hoang Binh. He also works at the Border Guard Art Troupe. The trips to perform for soldiers and people have brought their lives together, creating a peaceful and happy home.

People's Artist Ha Vy also has a famous daughter who is a BTV of Vietnam Television Station VTV - Hoang Trang. She is the host of a series of programs such as: Cultural rendezvous, Time memories, Knock on the new day, End of year afternoon, Happy lunch, Proud melody.

Talking about her daughter, People's Artist Ha Vy once confided: "There were times when I had to leave my family to contribute, to bring my singing to serve the people. I was gone for 4 and a half months, Trang's younger sister did not even recognize her mother. I had to send her to her grandparents.

When I came back, my daughter kept hugging her grandmother's neck, looking back at the picture hanging on the wall and then looking at me because she didn't recognize her mother. Seeing her with boils all over her body because of the heat, I felt so sorry for her, I had to hold back my tears. Many times I softened and wanted to quit my job because I wanted to spend time with my family."

Talking about her mother, BTV Hoang Trang always gives her love and respect: "I feel the happiest in my life because I was born as Vy's daughter. Even though she is busy, I have never seen my mother neglect her family for a minute. Family is always the number 1 priority for her." At the age of 70, People's Artist Ha Vy still regularly participates in charity and social activities. She always maintains an optimistic spirit, a happy and positive attitude towards life.

Her husband, children and grandchildren have always been the pride of the People's Artist in her old age. Since her retirement, in addition to spending time with her family, husband and children, taking care of and playing with her grandchildren, People's Artist Ha Vy has also formed a singing group with a number of artists and retired soldiers, practicing and performing in many places.

And especially, in addition to her singing voice, People's Artist Ha Vy's poetry recitation still resounds on the Voice of Vietnam radio from 1974 until now. In addition, she also teaches vocal music to a number of young people who are passionate about singing.

Despite being nearly 70 years old, People's Artist Ha Vy still maintains her beauty and youthfulness, making many people admire her. On her personal page, the female artist often shares pictures of her playing with her children and grandchildren as well as her and her colleagues' performance trips.

"I am a traditional woman. I am a workaholic and cannot stand idleness. Partly because I am blessed with perseverance, partly because the soldier in me does not allow me to falter, always optimistic and ready in all circumstances. In addition, just seeing people enjoying the delicious dishes I cook makes me very happy" - People's Artist Ha Vy shared.

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