Song Luân

Song Luân, born Nguyễn Trường Sinh on September 17, 1991, in Đồng Nai, Vietnam, is a versatile artist known for his contributions to both music and acting. He began his career in the entertainment industry as a singer, joining Music Box Entertainment under the mentorship of Thanh Thảo. Song Luân rose to fame after competing in Vietnam’s popular singing competition, Giọng hát Việt (The Voice), twice, showcasing his vocal talents and versatility. In 2015, he signed with 6th Sense Entertainment, marking a new chapter in his musical journey.

In addition to his music career, Song Luân made a successful transition into acting. His debut came in 2016 with the film Hộp Sắt, but it was his role as Duy Kiên in the Vietnamese adaptation of Descendants of the Sun that truly elevated his profile. His performance in the series earned him the prestigious “Best Actor” award at the 2019 Asian Creative Academy Awards, solidifying his position as a rising star in the Vietnamese entertainment industry.

Song Luân’s acting career continued to flourish with notable roles in various television series such as Gạo nếp gạo tẻ 2 (2020) and Cây táo nở hoa (2021), where he portrayed the character Dư. His filmography also includes popular films like Lật mặt 3: Ba chàng khuyết (2018) and Nhà bà Nữ (2023), where he further showcased his acting range. These roles helped him become a well-recognized face in Vietnamese cinema and television.

Beyond acting and singing, Song Luân’s versatility as a performer was also on display when he participated in the Vietnamese version of Your Face Sounds Familiar in 2014, where he impressed audiences with his ability to transform into various iconic figures. He also hosted the reality show Cuộc đua kỳ thú in 2019, further proving his adaptability and broad appeal. With his dynamic career and ongoing contributions to the entertainment industry, Song Luân continues to be a prominent figure in Vietnam’s cultural landscape.