Lê Hiếu is a Vietnamese singer. Having moved from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh city with the determination to become a singer, Hiếu inherited the "musical gene" from his father, who used to be the guitarist in a unprofessional band in Hanoi. Hiếu's voice is pure and gentle, yet it holds a deep kind of sadness - which is rarely seen in such a young singer - that's why he was given the nickname of "young old lad". Quốc Bảo - the editor of Hiếu's 1st album - calls him "the rare clean singing voice" of the V-Pop industry.

Read more about Lê Hiếu on Last.fm.


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