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from friends to hire a printing house to rent music, then rented a music truck to perform throughout Saigon. In the beginning, he encountered many financial difficulties when he often had to borrow money from his friends to release music works by himself. Succeeding with his first work, Lam Phuong was more and more diligent in writing. Three years later, Lam Phuong released a series of songs about his homeland, the most famous of which is the
Seasonal Song, which was chosen by most schools in the Mekong Delta region to teach dance students.
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Virginia, US, then he moved back to Texas, and then California. In order to have money to support his wife and children, Lam Phuong had to
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Once again, he left his hand to Paris, but as he said that people went to political asylum and I refuge in love. Here he met a woman named Huong and wrote a series of extremely cheerful songs like Baby love, Bai tango for me. Typically, the article Fall in love with the song "The road to Paris has a
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By the 1960s, Lam Phuong wrote many famous songs and gave him huge financial benefits. At that time, the salary of an army colonel who both paid about 50,000 ARVN coins, the salary of a director also reached that level while musician Lam Phuong once went to Dalat to perform arts, sat on the boarding
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In 1995, Lam Phuong returned to the US and married another woman. In early 1999, he suffered a stroke and hemiplegia. In this time, he met many difficulties but also received countless emotions. From the fact that the younger sister left the French food store to fly to the US to take care of him, it
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When he was 10 years old, his mother sent him to Saigon to study, living at his uncle's house. He began to study music on his own, and was fortunate to be instructed by musician Hoang Lang and musician Le Thuong. His first song was composed in an afternoon, written at 15 years old. He borrowed money
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Happiness Day. The song was chosen as the soundtrack to the Gia Binh Radio Program and used by many people in weddings. The song is famous for the
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At the age of 15, he began to compose the afternoon version, but it was not until 1954 that he became famous with two articles of Poor Life and the Great
Journey. Lam Phuong's music in the 1950s was primarily a feeling of emigration in 1954, including songs such as the Great Boat Trip, Late Forest
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After the life where the land gradually stabilized every weekend, he tried to hire a restaurant to make a musical theater for literary friends to meet, to Tuy Hong and he had the opportunity to relive with musicals. After divorcing Tuy Hong, he left for Paris, France. Here, he worked for a grocery
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Republic of Vietnam. Returning to the civil society for a while, the order was re-enlisted, joining the Bao An entertainment group. After the delegation disbanded, he joined the Hoa Tinh Thuong performance and eventually the Central Arts and Culture Group
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ship with the song "When you see the road is far away, now the way back to the country is a thousand times farther away". When he came to the United States, he wrote the Lost version with the song "Da dark" after leaving the hometown to be darker, leaving his homeland when he changed his life ".
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Australia buying him a house and calling him every day to talk. She even went to the place, threw the wheelchair away to make him go on his own. Those feelings helped Lam Phuong musician gradually recover, however, it could not be the same.
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lot of pink buds", pink here comes from the woman named Huong. However, this situation did not go anywhere, so he eventually wrote Tinh still uneasy. At the same time, he began to collaborate and help the center of Thuy Nga until now.
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house looked down into the valley and he wrote the article Sad City and sold it for 12 million VND. In addition, there are many other versions, such as the helpless, charming life ... that makes him a great asset.
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