Suni Ha Linh
Suni Hạ Linh, born Nguyễn Thị Cẩm Tú in 1993, started singing despite family objections. She studied music formally and competed in contests before her 2013...
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Suni Hạ Linh, born Nguyễn Thị Cẩm Tú in 1993, started singing despite family objections. She studied music formally and competed in contests before her 2013 debut single "Em Gì Ơi" gained attention. Songs like "Em Không Buồn" and "Đẹp Nhất Khi Em Cười" followed, establishing her as a solo artist who writes and performs her own material.
Her 2016 track "Nắng Ấm Xa Dần" drew criticism for lyrics some interpreted as promoting domestic violence. Linh responded by publicly condemning violence and supporting equality. She kept releasing music, including the 2020 song "Thích Rồi Đấy."
Linh works with different producers and musicians, moving between ballads and pop. Her straightforward approach to songwriting and performance has connected with listeners in Vietnam.
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