Tuyết Rơi & Tình Như Giấc Mơ 4m 38
Mưa Trên Biển Vắng 4m14
Chieu mot minh qua pho 4m 16
Ngọc Lan – Cánh hồng bạc mệnh của nhạc việt (I Love Ngọc Lan)
00.00 - 4m 17 = 4m 17
4m 17 - 8m 33 1993 = 4m 16
8m 33 - 13m 01 = 4m 28
13m 01 - 17m 10 = 4m 09
17m 10 - 21m 52 1993 = 4m 42
21m 52 - 26m.16 - = 4m 24
26m.16 - 30m 43 1994 = 4m 29
30m 43 - 36m 13 1993 duet = 5m 30
36m 13 - 40.00 1993 = 3m 47
40m.00 - 46m23 1994 = 6m 23
Ngọc Lan 28 December 1956 - 6 March 2001
Maria Lê Thanh Lan, stage name Ngọc Lan "Jade Orchid", was born on 28 December 1956 in Nha Trang. Ngoc Lan was the fifth child in a well-off family. She listened to Le Hoang Long's music, and occasionally performed in Nha Trang. She studied at Ly Thuong Kiet School, a suburb of Saigon. She became one of the most successful and famous singers after the 1975 Fall of Saigon. Her style and performances left a deep impression in the hearts of Vietnamese audiences. Her sweet face and shy, humble personality added to her popularity.
In 1980, Ngoc Lan came to the United States and settled in Minnesota. Two years later, Ngoc Lan started singing in California, the main centre of Vietnamese Music in the USA. She got the stage name Ngoc Lan because her real name Thanh Lan coincided with the famous singer Thanh Lan. With singer Duy Quang, she sang at several music cafes and performances. At first, with money short, she considered quitting her singing career, and sell hamburgers because she felt that her voice box limited how odten she could sing. But with the encouragement of relatives and friends, she continued her career and reaped many unexpected successes.
Then in the 1980s and early 1990s, she accepted the invitation of the Asian Center to participate in the 15th Love Link CD which was a major breakthrough. She was also invited to tour continuously, and became the Top Female singer of the four-year festival since 1987 in the music community of the Vietnamese community across the five continents. She particularly had huge success in Australia where ahe constantly received beautiful pink roses from the audiences. She sang in a variety of music genres, and presented over 800 songs and over 40 video clips. The latter restricted by her shy nature in front of the camera.
After a busy period during the early 1990s, Ngoc Lan
rested her career causing various rumours, she reappeared in several shows
during 1994. However, after one particular concert, the audience noticed that
she was somewhat depressed and her singing was less flexible than usual.
Failing health had been affecting her. She married Kevin Khoa later that year,
and continued to sing but not as strongly as before. In 1998, Ngoc Lan made her
last appearance during the filming of the outdoor scenes for Asia to film Video 18. film Video: Remembering Saigon. This was her last music video with Asia Center. After a
long period of multiple sclerosis and limited vision, Ngoc Lan passed away at
8:25 am on 06 March 2001 at Vencor Hospital, Huntington Beach , Southern
California. Her funeral was attended by
a large crowd of fans and is said to be a funeral for the most attended artist
ever. And shortly after, at least 6 songs were written to commemorate her.
A beautiful garden for Ngọc Lan from chiron, firefly, and hoa tim luc binh.
Ngày vui năm ấy 4m 06
Và con tim đã vui trở lại 4m 30
Johnny, Johnny 4m 47
I Want You 4m 35
Black is Black 4m 46
Khóc Một Dòng Sông start-30 sec
5m 18 = 4m48