Thu Minh is one of Vietnam's most celebrated music icons, widely regarded as the “Queen of Dance-Pop” and “Vietnam's Celine Dion.” Known for her extraordinary soprano range and electrifying stage presence, she has shaped the sound of Vietnamese pop for over three decades — and continues to do so from her base in Singapore.

In 2006, her breakthrough single “Chuông Gió” (Wind Chime) won “Song of the Year,” while her album “Thiên Đàng” (Heaven) established her as a pioneering artist who helped introduce and popularize electronic dance music in Vietnam. From that point, she began to dominate the professional dance-pop scene in the country.

In 2012, she released her eighth studio album “Body Language,” widely regarded as one of the most successful and influential albums in Vietnamese music history, with multiple hit songs highly praised by critics and industry professionals.

Over a career spanning more than 30 years, Thu Minh has received numerous prestigious awards both domestically and internationally. She has performed at major stages and served as a judge and mentor on leading television shows such as Vietnam Idol, The Voice Vietnam, Vietnam’s Got Talent, and So You Think You Can Dance Vietnam…

Her artistry has extended beyond performance into mentorship, cultural influence, and the cultivation of a new generation of Vietnam famous artists including Trúc Nhân, Hương Tràm, Ali Hoàng Dương, Trang Pháp, Trọng Hiếu, Trấn Thành, and Vũ Thảo My