Mr. Siro
Mr. Siro is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter from Hanoi, born in 1982. He started writing songs influenced by the ballads of Trinh Cong Son and some rock music....
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Mr. Siro is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter from Hanoi, born in 1982. He started writing songs influenced by the ballads of Trinh Cong Son and some rock music. In 2008, his debut album 'Lang Nghe Nuoc Mat' came out, and its title track became a hit for its direct take on heartbreak.
His songs like 'Lang Nghe Nuoc Mat' and 'Một Bước Yêu Vạn Dặm Đau' tend to work with straightforward, emotional themes about relationships. The writing is personal, without much decoration, which has connected with listeners in Vietnam.
In 2018, there was some discussion about similarities between one of his songs and another work, which he later addressed. He works as a solo artist, bringing in different musicians for recordings and performances.
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