Miu Lê
Miu Lê | |
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| Born | Lê Ánh Nhật 5 July 1991 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
| Occupation | Singer & actress |
| Years active | 2009–present |
Miu Lê (born 5 July 1991 in Ho Chi Minh City) is a Vietnamese singer and actress.[1][2][3]
Life and career
[edit]Miu Lê's real name is Lê Anh Nhat (born 5 July 1991 in Ho Chi Minh City). She attended Vo Thi Sau Highschool in Ho Chi Minh City.
2009–2010: Acting debut and career shift
[edit]She shared that her mother forced her to attend a modeling class to lose weight and adjust her posture. In this class, she was chosen by director Le Hoang for the movie Thu Tuong (Prime Minister), unfortunately the movie wasn't released. Afterward, she continued working with director Le Hoang in Nhung Thien Than Ao Trang (White Shirt Angels), marking her acting debut.
She switched to singing and signed a contract with NewGen Entertainment (also Khong Tu Quynh's management) under the alias Miu Lê which is made from her character July Miu and her last name. She released some songs such as Khong Gian Vang, Rieng Minh Em, but they did not impress the audience.
2011–2013: Style changing and reception
[edit]In 2011, she starred in four movies: Thien Su 99, Oan Gia Dai Chien, Gia Dinh Dau Yeu and Toi Nay, 8 gio!
At the end of 2011, she left NewGen and signed with Avatar Entertainment. After the switch, her style changed completely for the release of her new singles including Ngay Xa Anh and Em Nho Anh. These songs were considered hits as they topped in many music charts like Zing, Yan,...Her next songs also regularly topped music charts.
In 2012, she had a voice-over for Ky Bang Ha 4 alongside Chi Tai, after this project, she joined the reality show 12 Ca Tinh Len Duong Xuyen Viet.
In 2013, she released a trio music video Lang Tham Yeu, Gia Vo Nhung Em Yeu Anh, Em Van Hy Vong, especially Gia Vo Nhung Em Yeu Anh topped in many music charts. After the project, she starred in two movies for Lunar New Year, Yeu Anh! Em Dam Khong? and Nha Co 5 Nam Nang Tien. In July, she had a voice over for Xi Trum 2 alongside Thanh Loc.
2014: Releasing 2 singles, 1 album and first liveshow
[edit]In early 2014, she cooperated with Only C to release single Ta La Cho Nhau during Valentine, then she released album Quen nhu chua tung yeu. Around the end of 2014, she released another single Minh Tung Yeu Nhau.
In November 2014, she and Ngo Kien Huy held her first live show Toi Toa Sang. After the live show, she released music video Vut Tan Di and went on a hiatus after its release.
2015–2017: Breakthrough with Em La Ba Noi Cua Anh (Sweet 20)
[edit]In 2015, she had another voice-over for character Joy of Inside Out. Then she starred in the movie Em La Ba Noi Cua Anh.
In 2016, she came back to singing as releasing Yeu Mot Nguoi Co Le. In 12 April, she released music video Anh Dang Noi Dau as a cooperation with Trinh Thang Binh's BPro Entertainment. Also in this year, she had another voice over in Ky Bang Ha 5 and starred in two movies, Ban Gai Toi La Sep and Co Gai Den Tu Hom Qua.
Early 2017, she starred in the movie Nang 2 alongside Thu Trang, Hoang Phi,...
In 6 July, she released music video Con Gi Giua Chung Ta. In November, she joined TV show Sao Dai Chien however left after episode 6.
2018: Comeback with "Muon" (Wanna)
[edit]On September 11, 2018, she released the music video Muon (Wanna) after a one-year hiatus. Through this video, she wants to demonstrate that she will do anything to get what she wants. The song is specially composed by Hua Kim Tuyen.
Songs
[edit]- Riêng mình em
- Giấc mơ thần tiên
- Ngày mới ngọt ngào
- Không còn nhau
- Mình từng yêu nhau
- Quà cho anh
- Quên như chưa từng yêu
- Đừng bắt em phải quên
- Vụt tan đi
- Yêu một người có lẽ
- Anh đang nơi đâu
- Còn gì giữa chúng ta
- Mình yêu từ bao giờ
| Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album | Ref | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VN Hot 100 [4] |
VN Top Vietnamese [5] | ||||
| "Muốn (Wanna)" | 2018 | [A] | [A] | Non-album single | [7] |
| "Giá Như Cô Ấy Chưa Xuất Hiện" | 2019 | Non-album single | [8] | ||
| "Còn Thương Thì Không Để Em Khóc" | Non-album single | [9] | |||
| "Vì Mẹ Anh Bắt Chia Tay" (feat. Karik) | 2022 | 1 | 1 | Non-album single | [10] |
| "Cô Đơn Đã Quá Bình Thường" | 2023 | TBA | TBA | Non-album single | [11] |
Filmography
[edit]- Những thiên thần áo trắng
- Những giấc mơ hồng
- Thiên sứ 99
- Gia đình dấu yêu
- Oan gia đại chiến
- Tối nay, 8 giờ!
- Ice Age: Continental Drift
- Nhà có năm nàng tiên – Five Fairies in the House
- Yêu anh, em dám không?
- The Smurfs 2
- Inside Out
- Em là bà nội của anh – Sweet 20
- Ice Age: Collision Course
- Bạn gái tôi là sếp – She's the Boss
- Cô gái đến từ hôm qua – The Girl from Yesterday
- Nắng 2
- Hidden Voices (season 2)
References
[edit]- ^ Biến đổi nhan sắc của Miu Lê sau 7 năm
- ^ "Miu Lê đọ nhan sắc với loạt mỹ nhân kém tuổi". Archived from the original on 28 May 2018. Retrieved 28 May 2018.
- ^ Không đóng 'bà nội', 'bà sếp', Miu Lê sẽ sexy thế này!
- ^ Peak chart positions for singles on Billboard Việt Nam Hot 100:
- "Vì Mẹ Anh Bắt Chia Tay". Billboard Vietnam. 30 June 2022. Archived from the original on 1 July 2022. Retrieved 2 November 2023.
- ^ Peak chart positions for singles on Billboard Việt Nam Top Vietnamese Songs:
- "Vì Mẹ Anh Bắt Chia Tay". Billboard Vietnam. 30 June 2022. Archived from the original on 1 July 2022. Retrieved 2 November 2023.
- ^ "BXH Billboard Vietnam Hot 100: Số lượng ca khúc nhạc Việt "on top" gấp đôi nghệ sĩ quốc tế" [Billboard Vietnam Hot 100 chart: The number of Vietnamese songs "on top" is twice that of international artists]. Billboard Vietnam (in Vietnamese). 14 January 2022. Archived from the original on 14 January 2022. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
- ^ "Muốn (Wanna) - Miu Lê | MV Official". YouTube.
- ^ "Giá Như Cô Ấy Chưa Xuất Hiện | Miu Lê X V.a.t | Official Music Video". YouTube.
- ^ "Còn Thương Thì Không Để Em Khóc - Miu Lê x Đạt G x Karik | Official MV". YouTube.
- ^ "VÌ MẸ ANH BẮT CHIA TAY | MIU LÊ x KARIK x CHÂU ĐĂNG KHOA | Official MV". YouTube.
- ^ "CÔ ĐƠN ĐÃ QUÁ BÌNH THƯỜNG - MIU LÊ | (Official MV) ft. OnlyC Pro". YouTube.
Notes
[edit]- ^ a b Billboard Vietnam was launched on 14 January 2022.[6]