My Tam energized a music event in Ho Chi Minh City on 26/9 with a hip-shaking performance. Influenced by belly dance, her routine included a series of hair flips, lasting over one minute, performed with her dance troupe. The video of this performance quickly garnered hundreds of thousands of views on social media, with many viewers expressing delight at her vibrant energy at age 45.
My Tam's consistent stage presence is a result of her strong dance and live singing abilities. Ly Phuong Chau, choreographer for MTE Dance Troupe, noted that the singer, born in 1981, adheres to strict training. For major live shows or performances, My Tam dedicates over 8 hours daily to vocal and dance practice.
"Giac Mo Muon Mau" is a hit song closely linked with the Da Nang-born singer. It appeared on her 4th studio album, "Hoang Hon Thuc Giac", released in 2005. For this performance, My Tam reimagined the track with an energetic dance remix, departing from its original pop style.
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Singer My Tam at a music event. Photo: Provided by subject |
My Tam's career began early; she started singing at age 17 and later graduated as valedictorian from the Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music. With over 20 years in the music industry, she has released 9 CDs, all met with public acclaim, solidifying her status as an influential singer in Vietnam.
My Tam has consistently demonstrated her ability to draw large crowds. She has held concerts at major venues like My Dinh Stadium, attracting tens of thousands of fans. Her 2004 live show, "Yesterday & Now", drew 10,000 attendees, while the "Tri Am" live show in 2022 saw 30,000 people. Looking ahead, her "See The Light" concert, scheduled for late 2025, is anticipated to be her largest event, with an estimated 40,000 attendees. Earlier, her "Heart Beat" show at Military Zone 7 Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City also attracted tens of thousands of viewers.
My Tam has expanded her creative endeavors beyond music in recent years. She has ventured into film production, including the films "Chi Tro Ly Cua Anh" and "Tai", as well as the documentary "Nguoi Giu Thoi Gian".
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