Trinh Cong Son

Trinh Cong Son

Trịnh Công Sơn (Dak Lak, Vietnam; 28 de febrero de 1938 – Saigon, Vietnam; 1 de abril de 2001), es un compositor vietnamita.
Él, junto con Pham Duy y Van Cao, es considerado uno de los tres más sobresalientes figuras de la música Vietnamita moderna (no clásica).[1] Muchas de las canciones de Trinh son canciones largas. Otras son canciones patrioticas anti-guerra, y fueron escritas durante la guerra de Vietnam; algunas fueron censuradas por la República de Vietnam del sur y luego por la República Socialista de Vietnam. Sus canciones tuvieron muchos intérpretes, una de ellos notable es Khanh Ly.

Canciones notables

Trinh Cong Son ha escrito cerca de 600 temas, de los más notables :

  • Biển nhớ
  • Diễm xưa
  • Đóa hoa vô thường
  • Gọi tên bốn mùa
  • Hát trên những xác người
  • Hạ trắng
  • Nối vòng tay lớn

Referencias

  1. ↑ «Trinh Cong Son’s love songs hit Hue palace», Tuoi Tre, 2011-03-30.

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