Chế Linh | |
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![]() Chế Linh in 2019 | |
Born | Lưu Văn Liên
Ninh Phước, Ninh Thuan, Vietnam |
Other names | Tú Nhi Lưu Trần Lê |
Years active | 1960–present |
Spouse |
Nga Vuong
(m. 1975) |
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Website | chelinh |
Chế Linh (Eastern Cham: Jamlen; b. 1942) is a Vietnamese popular singer, songwriter. An ethnic Cham, his stage name Chế Linh is a Vietnamese transcription of his Cham name, but, lượt thích many Cham people, he also has an official Vietnamese legal name, Lưu Văn Liên.[1]
Early life[edit]
In 1958, when Che Linh was 16 years old, an sự kiện changed his life when President Ngo Dinh Diem had forbidden teaching of the Cham language in the Cham villages, a prestige language considered as a second language since the Báo Đại’s era.
This discrimination toward the minority group created conflicts between the Chams and the Kinh inhabitants. When the Chams came to tướng town, they were stopped and being prosecuted heavily. Che Linh has been injured on several incidents, however. The government ignored these incidences[spelling?] and was not a bit concerned about it.
Che Linh moving to tướng Saigon was considered his first escape. Traveling to tướng an unknown and unfamiliar place, with no relatives and no friends to tướng turn to tướng. He was disgusted with the presidential ruling of President Diem, and a lot of patriotism for his people.
Fortunately, Che Linh found a small job with a respected employer. After nine months, Che Linh decided to tướng go back to tướng school. He attended Bo De and later to tướng Nguyen Cong Tru.
Career[edit]

1960-1961[edit]
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First time entering the musical industry.
Biet Chinh Biên Hòa Musical Group was selecting new singers to tướng entertain the far-away village in the Biên Hòa Provincce.
Che Linh participated and won first prize. Not considering singing as a career at the time, but only because the pay is considerably high. Two years later, the group faded and dissolved and Che Linh became a driver for heavy construction organization in Bien Hoa. The love for music and as a hobby, Che Linh continues to tướng learn the music, train his voice and composed several songs. Che Linh's musical career strongly excelled, and his first two songs were born: "Dem buon tinh ma le” and “Dem buoc teo don”
Recognizing that music is the shortest way to tướng bring understanding between the Kinh and the Chams and all the other ethnic groups, Che Linh promised to tướng continue and excel in the musical industry. With his effort and talents, Che Linh became a famous star and had sung together with many artists such as Anh Ngọc, Duy Khánh, Thái Thanh, Thanh Thúy, Minh Hiếu, Tùng Lâm. Continental Productions produced his first record, "Vùng Biển Trời Và Màu Áo Em”. Che Linh then signed with several Viet Nam Record Companies.
1964-1965[edit]

He produced and wrote many songs.
1972[edit]
Awarded by Kim Khánh for Best Male Artist/Vocal which was organized by the Daily Newspaper Trang Den. The Government of South Vietnam then forbade Che Linh's voice and songs during the summer war period.
1975[edit]
Che Linh was hoping to tướng have his music released from the forbidden list, however he was jailed as a revolutionary at Song Mao, then My Duc.
1978[edit]
He was released from prison 28 months later.
1980[edit]
Escaped to tướng Malaysia and later settled in Canada where he now resides in Toronto.
He is presently performing, singing, writing and producing music.
21st century
His songs stay popular both domestically and among Viet diasporas. In 2007 he performed in Vietnam again after decades abroad, during an sự kiện hosted by UNESCO. From 2011 onward he returned to tướng Vietnam for several tours.
Compositions[edit]
All of Che Linh's songs which he wrote goes under the name of Tu Nhi.
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Title | Year | Composer |
Đêm buồn tỉnh lẻ | 1962 | Tú Nhi & phẳng Giang |
Bài ca kỷ niệm | 1962 | Tú Nhi & phẳng Giang |
Đếm bước cô đơn | 1963 | Tú Nhi & phẳng Giang |
Thương Hận | 1966 | Tú Nhi & Hồ Đình Phương |
Lời thương ko ngỏ | 1966 | Tú Nhi |
Ngày cơ xa xôi rồi | 1967 | Tú Nhi |
Xin thực hiện người xa xôi lạ | 1967 | Tú Nhi |
Nỗi buốn rơi mạc | 1968 | Tú Nhi & Tuấn Lê |
Lời kẽ đăng trình | 1968 | Tú Nhi |
Trong tầm đôi mắt đời | 1968 | Tú Nhi |
Đoạn cuối tình yêu | 1968 | Tú Nhi |
Đoạn khúc đọan trường | 1969 | Tú Nhi |
Mai lỡ bản thân xa xôi nhau | 1969 | Tú Nhi |
Khu Phố ngày xưa | 1969 | Tú Nhi |
Nụ Cười Chua Cay | 1970 | Tú Nhi & Song An |
Mưa mặt mày tuy nhiên cửa | 1972 | Tú Nhi |
Người về vô chiêm bao | 1973 | Tú Nhi |
Xin yêu thương tôi vì chưng tình người | 1974 | Tú Nhi |
Mưa buồn tỉnh lẻ | 1972 | Tú Nhi & phẳng Giang |
Tình khúc đoạn ngôi trường 2 | 1976 | Tú Nhi |
Tâm tư kẻ tù | 1976 | Tú Nhi |
Lời lữ khách | 1980 | Tú Nhi |
Sao thay đổi ngôi | 1976 | Tú Nhi |
Xuân quê nhà xuân lạc xứ | 1980 | Tú Nhi |
Như giọt sương mai | 1980 | Tú Nhi |
Ngày cơ quê nhà tôi | 1980 | Tú Nhi |
Tôi vẫn hát,tiếp tục hát,và cần hát | 1980 | Tú Nhi |
Vùng trời cơ tôi thương | 1980 | Tú Nhi |
Đêm bên trên mặt phố lạ | 1984 | Tú Nhi |
Em bên trên đời ngẫn ngơ | 1995 | Tú Nhi |
Hết rồi | 1996 | Tú Nhi & Anh Hoàng |
Mù | 1997 | Tú Nhi |
Cứ tưởng còn vô tay | 1998 | Tú Nhi |
Một trời thương nhớ | 2000 | Tú Nhi |
Một góc phố buuồn | 2002 | Tú Nhi |
Thành phố buồn 2 (Thành phố buồn hơn) | 2002 | Tú Nhi |
Nỗi buồn của tôi | 2002 | Tú Nhi |
Bài ca ko tựa | 2002 | Tú Nhi |
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Official Website: https://chelinh.com
- Official Facebook: https://facebook.com/chelinhsinger
- Official YouTube: https://youtube.com/chelinh
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