Diễm Liên

Đinh Diễm Liên (born 17 December 1971) is a Vietnamese-American singer and actress.[1]

In this Vietnamese name, the family name is Đinh. According to Vietnamese custom, this person should properly be referred to by the given name Diễm Liên.
Diễm Liên
Born
Đinh Diễm Liên

(1971-12-17) 17 December 1971
Da Lat, Vietnam
OccupationSinger & Actress
Years active1992–present

Biography

Childhood

Diễm Liên was born in Việt Nam into a family of five sisters where all the girls, including her mother, are named Liên. The only difference is their middle name. Their family traveled to the United States when she was still young. They resides in Arizona for a short time, when she came of age, moved to California along with her family to pursue her career in music and acting.

As a child, Diễm Liên was dedicated to performing and singing. She would often sing at school gatherings and at local nightclubs. Her father is a South Vietnamese Army soldier who tried to hold off North Vietnamese infantry to prevent South Vietnam from falling. Her family left South Vietnam during Fall of Saigon.

Tour

Diễm Liên often goes on tour and performs. Her shows mostly consist of stops around California, especially the Bay Area. San Jose being one of her favorite places to perform, she often sings once a month there at the local clubs and stays with one of her best friends Kimberly Nguyễn.

Filmography
YearFilm
2007Journey From the Fall
2017 Asia Christmas Special: A Time for Giving
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References
  1. Page, Janice (22 June 2007). "A powerful 'Journey' from Vietnam to America". Boston Globe. Archived from the original on 18 July 2012. Retrieved 9 May 2012.


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