Bao Tram Idol: "A loving family helps me overcome all professional pressures"

(Dan Tri) - The female singer shares the secret to both developing her career and maintaining family happiness thanks to the love and understanding from her loved ones.

Bao Tram Idol became known to the audience from the Vietnam Idol 2012 contest. Not only did she leave an impression with her clear, delicate voice, the female singer also impressed because she knew how to balance between family and her artistic career.

However, Bao Tram also admitted that despite receiving many compliments, she herself is not a superwoman and has to try to balance many roles at the same time, being a mother, a wife, and a child in the family.

“Sometimes when work overlaps, I have to calculate and rearrange my entire schedule for a day, or even a week. I am a greedy person, I don’t want to miss anything, especially between equally important things, so learning how to balance work and life becomes an essential life skill,” the singer shared with Dan Tri reporter.

Bao Tram Idol possesses a powerful, soft and clear voice (Photo: Organizer).

Unlike many singers who usually work at noon, in the evening or even at night, Bao Tram revealed: “I start all the preparation and recording work at 9am, right after taking the children to school. I usually finish my work in the morning, while still taking care of my children and family. In the evening, I usually go to shows or stay home to study with my two children.

I am happy when my children say: “I like studying with you, Mom”, even though sometimes I have to be strict with them. Through these moments, I realize that behind every multi-tasking woman, there is always a family that understands, loves and is willing to pamper. I feel like I am on the right track.”

Thanks to the strong support from her family, the female singer always maintains the subtlety in the way she perceives and expresses emotions, even in music . "Even when I sing happy songs, somewhere there is always hidden sadness - something that helps people remember more deeply and feel more fully", Bao Tram said.

She also revealed that she has never experienced a prolonged period of crisis. Bao Tram added: “Whenever I am tired or under pressure, I just need a few days of rest and I will proactively find ways to regain inspiration. A short-term project, a recording or simply meeting friends can help me regain motivation and continue to devote myself to music.”

Since debuting with thoughtful songs, the singer has always been confident with her emotions and feelings. “Joy is only truly complete when people have experienced sadness. It is the sincerity in my emotions that has helped me win the hearts of the audience, regardless of joy or sadness,” she confided.

MV "Weak Moment", soundtrack of the movie "Grave Reform", marks the magical transformation of Bao Tram Idol (Photo: Organizer).

After nearly 15 years in the profession, Bao Tram still maintains her passion for singing. For her, singing is not only a job but also a private space to connect with the audience.

Years of hard work and public recognition became a powerful “medicine” that helped her overcome difficulties, continue to develop her career and maintain balance in her personal life.

Recently, Bao Tram made a strong comeback with the MV "Phut Weak Heart ", the soundtrack of the movie "Cai Ma", revealing a completely different image, mysterious, powerful and profound, completely different from the pure melodies that made her name. According to her, the song opens up a world of deep, intense emotions, where people face the darkest part of their souls.

The singer expressed: “From the first time I heard the demo (trial recording), I was haunted by the melody and lyrics of Weak Moment. We all have experienced moments of weakness, still have emotions, dreams and ambitions for happiness.

The song is like the missteps, the falls, or like Little Red Riding Hood getting lost in the forest while picking flowers. It is an inevitable part of each person's growing up process."

Bao Tram Idol (born 1991) has been loved by audiences since Vietnam Idol 2012 thanks to her clear, delicate and emotional voice.

She made an impression with the hit song Only Memories Remain and appeared in the movie 56cm Waist directed by Vu Ngoc Dang. After the competition, Bao Tram got married and built a family but still pursued her passion for singing.

She continued to assert herself through projects such as the soundtrack of the movie The Apple Tree in Bloom and the song Lost You Now .

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/bao-tram-idol-gia-dinh-yeu-thuong-giup-toi-vuot-moi-ap-luc-nghe-nghiep-20251105204724064.htm