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A TWENTY-TWO YEAR OLD MAN FROM HANOVER BECAME THE LATEST WINNER OF VIETNAM IDOL
TRONG HIEU WAS TRAVELLING FOR HOLIDAYS
(Source: VIETNAM IDOL)
(Source: VIETNAM IDOL)
TRONG HIEU was born in GERMANY where his parents emigrated from VIETNAM in 1991.
Before leaving for VIETNAM, a friend of his told him that over there where held auditions for VIETNAM IDOL. Convinced about the idea, TRONG HIEU applied and after passing all the auditions, he became very quickly a favorite in the competition earning a nickname and the adoration of thousands of fans.
Before leaving for VIETNAM, a friend of his told him that over there where held auditions for VIETNAM IDOL. Convinced about the idea, TRONG HIEU applied and after passing all the auditions, he became very quickly a favorite in the competition earning a nickname and the adoration of thousands of fans.
Inundated with support, TRONG HIEU rounded off his time on the show with a rendition of Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk".
He earned seventy-one per cent of the votes, storming to victory ahead of competitor BICH NGOC. He resumed his victory with the high-level of presomption that his German's background helped a lot, Asian people loving EUROPE very much. He added also that his vietnamese was far from being perfect and his image was attractive because bringing something different and foreigner as being also with vietnamese origins.
His success made him popular and recognizable. He is often spotted in the street and people either wave at him or ask for photos. However, he doesn't plan to stay in VIETNAM, just to travel back and forth between the 2
He earned seventy-one per cent of the votes, storming to victory ahead of competitor BICH NGOC. He resumed his victory with the high-level of presomption that his German's background helped a lot, Asian people loving EUROPE very much. He added also that his vietnamese was far from being perfect and his image was attractive because bringing something different and foreigner as being also with vietnamese origins.
His success made him popular and recognizable. He is often spotted in the street and people either wave at him or ask for photos. However, he doesn't plan to stay in VIETNAM, just to travel back and forth between the 2
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