Slap Dinh Dinh: The owner of the hit song that helped Nam Em become famous, now confronts Suni Ha Linh

For fans of Chinese movies and music, Tat Dinh Dinh is no stranger. As an iconic soprano, widely known to Vietnamese fans through a series of famous soundtracks, Tat Dinh Dinh has many years of experience in the industry and is admired by many artists.

Tat Dinh Dinh was born in Inner Mongolia in 1979, his mother is a Mongolian doctor and his father is a Han Chinese government employee. As a child, she lived a nomadic life on the Inner Mongolia steppe with her grandmother. She recalls that "every day I heard people sing, those days taught me that music is freedom.

When he was 6 years old, Dinh Dinh and his parents left Inner Mongolia to Shandong province, then Sichuan, China. When she was 17, her family moved to Beijing, where she studied Buddhism and yoga at university. The journeys gave Dinh Dinh a passion for language, music and costumes, which became the material for her works. Along the way, she learned Sanskrit, Tibetan and even Lagu, a language that is rapidly disappearing in remote villages in Southern China.

Tat Dinh Dinh passed the Chinese Liberation Army Music Academy, Light Music department. She started composing at the age of 16. Tat Dinh Dinh quickly became famous after winning a singing contest organized by China Central Television in 2000. At the age of 18, she released her debut album titled Dongba La with the stage name Chu Bang , and won the title of "Best Dance Singer" in China. After that, she changed her stage name to Tat Dinh Dinh, with Tat being her grandmother's surname, and Dinh Dinh being the name she was given as a child.

Although he was classically trained in light music, instead of going into pop music, Tat Dinh Dinh began composing music in the world music style, deeply combining traditional Chinese folk music with the style of modern. She started using electronic music (electronica), while trying to learn to play musical instruments such as the zither or the ma dau qin. Tat Dinh Dinh is considered one of the most successful writers in the world music field in China.

In April 2008, Tat Dinh Dinh received the BBC Radio 3 World Music Award for Asia/Pacific region. In July, she released her first single titled "Hold the Spear". She was called "Asia's Björk" by The Times and was noted by British media as China's biggest pop star. At the end of 2008, she conducted a tour around Europe, going through England, France, Spain, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Germany, and continued to receive many compliments from the press in these countries. .

In recent days, information about Monsoon Pedal 5 has received great attention from the audience. Especially when Suni Ha Linh - the Vietnamese beauty following Chi Pu's footsteps, is in China, preparing to "ride the wind and wave" with the country's big sisters. Accordingly, the list of billionaires who will compete in Wind Pedal this year is also widely rumored. In addition to "Thailand's most beautiful female ghost" Mai Davika, social networks are spreading a huge voice participating in the show, surprising people. None other than Tat Dinh Dinh.

Tat Dinh Dinh works in many fields, both as an actor and a singer - musician of Chinese folk music. When talking about Tat Dinh Dinh, we cannot ignore his famous high-pitched voice. The process of honing her skills with folk music has helped her conquer heartfelt, soulful songs and reach unbelievably high notes. Slap Dinh Dinh follows the image of an ancient beauty, her youthful beauty makes many fans confused and excited.

She also took on the OST for Truong Ca Hanh, Le Ha Duong Phen, Ngu Giao Ky... as well as had a cameo role in Truong Ca Hanh and Huong Mat Tua Khoi Suong.

In Vietnam, Tat Dinh Dinh is familiar to the audience through the hit song Left Hand Points to the Moon - the soundtrack of the movie Huong Mat Tu Khoi Suong which was once viral. Left Hand Points to the Moon through the voice of Tat Dinh Dinh is a unique version, challenging any artist who wants to cover famous high note sequences.

Left Hand Points to the Moon is a story about the love affair of two main characters. Although the lyrics contain many references that many people find difficult to understand without watching the movie, this song is loved for other reasons. It can be said that the haunting and haunting melody expressed through Tat Dinh Dinh's outstanding voice are considered the two main factors that help this song become so popular in Vietnam and spread throughout Asia.

Left Hand Points to the Moon went viral throughout both the Chinese version and Vietnamese lyrics, resounding on all large and small stages, from tea rooms to outdoor music nights, even releasing music videos. Some of the most notable versions include Ho Quynh Huong, Nam Em, Trung Quan, Luong Bich Huu, Duong Hoang Yen, Phuong Oanh, Van Mai Huong...

In 2023, the historical drama Tinh Lac Ngung Thanh Duong is attracting audience attention because it is the sequel to the blockbuster Huong Mat Like Smoke. The project stars Tran Tinh Huc and Ly Lan Dich and the appearance of Tat Dinh Dinh.

Participating in Tinh Lac Ngung Thanh Duong with a small role, Tat Dinh Dinh confused the audience with his unattractive appearance. Once "causing a fever" with her beauty as a folk beauty, Tat Dinh Dinh is haunted by her distorted appearance, looking like a failed "plastic surgery". In the movie, she played the role of the fairy Ngu Hac and only appeared in a few scenes, but left a strong "impression" on viewers. Some viewers felt surprised and regretful when Tat Dinh Dinh had a change in appearance in the new movie.

Despite her popularity, Tat Dinh Dinh's current decline has made many fans nostalgic. The fairy Duyen Co is now suffering from the "erosion" of time every year. Fortunately, in return, she is still the "music queen" of the new generation with many famous love songs.

Chủ hit Tay trái chỉ trăng "đe dọa" dàn Tỷ tỷ đạp gió, Suni Hạ Linh chào thua Thảo Mai14:54:14 05/03/2024Những ngày gần đây, thông tin về Đạp Gió mùa 5 được khán giả cực kỳ quan tâm. Nhất là khi Suni Hạ Linh - mỹ nhân Việt nối gót Chi Pu đã có mặt tại Trung Quốc, chuẩn bị đạp gió rẽ sóng cùng các chị đại xứ tỷ dân.