Born in the heart of Saigon, Lương Tùng Quang's ascent to fame began when he captivated his audience as a recording artist with Van Son Entertainment in 1998. His debut, a soul-stirring performance of "Nuoc Mat" (Cry) on volume 10 of Van Son's "Nu Cuoi & Nuoc Mat" series, catapulted him into the limelight, capturing the hearts of the Vietnamese diaspora with his striking looks and vocal prowess. Over the next two years, Quang became a sensation, delivering a series of chart-topping hits like "Cuoc Tinh Danh Mat," "Neu Da Yeu," and "Cuoc Tinh Doi Gian," while his original Vietnamese lyrics set to the melody of a Chinese love song resonated profoundly with fans. His collaborative ventures with Tam Doan, particularly the melancholic "Khuc Nhac Duoi Trang," added to his growing repertoire, earning adulation across continents. Before his rise with Van Son Entertainment, Quang was the celebrated lead singer of "Hy Vong," a Vietnamese band in Perth, where he began his professional singing career in the early 90s. Known by his stage name, Tung Quang, he had already established a loyal fan base within the Vietnamese community in Australia. In a pivotal moment in 2001, Quang joined forces with Thuy Nga Paris, the foremost Vietnamese music production house. Since then, he has graced an astounding 75 volumes of the "Paris By Night" series, starting with the emotive "Trai Tim Ran Vo" on volume 61, filmed in the City of Lights—Paris, France. His enduring partnership with Thuy Nga Paris is a testament to his artistry, marked by numerous duets with accomplished artists such as Tu Quyen and Minh Tuyet, and successful music videos that showcase his versatile talent. Through nearly two decades, Luong Tung Quang's magnetic charm and artful delivery have earned him thunderous applause across the globe. Continuously performing to sold-out audiences worldwide, he remains an emblematic figure in the Vietnamese music industry. His story is not just one of personal triumph; it is a narrative that resounds with the voice of culture, identity, and the enduring spirit of Vietnamese artistry on the world stage.