Surprising facts about People's Artist Thai Bao

Audiences know People's Artist Thai Bao for her timeless revolutionary songs such as "The Time of Red Flowers," "Visiting Nha Rong Wharf," and "Round Footprints on the Sand," but few know that she can play almost all sports.

After more than 40 years dedicated to revolutionary music , People's Artist Thai Bao is remembered not only as a singer with a rich emotional voice but also as an image of a simple and energetic artist in her sixties.

The name of People's Artist Thái Bảo is associated with timeless songs such as: "Thời hoa đỏ" (The Time of Red Flowers), "Thăm bến Nhà Rồng" (Visiting Nhà Rồng Wharf), "Vết chân tròn trên cát" (Round Footprints on the Sand )... with a voice that has accompanied many tours serving the army.

People's Artist Thái Bảo.

But behind the glitz and glamour of the stage, she chose a simple lifestyle, not chasing after material possessions. The artist shared that what makes her rich is not money, but the love of her family, her audience, and her passion for music.

Currently, after years of dedicated service, People's Artist Thái Bảo spends more time on himself and his family. His life is no longer hectic, but fulfilling in its own way.

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35 years of marriage for artist couple Thai Bao and his wife.

What surprises many people about People's Artist Thai Bao is her abundant energy and youthful appearance. Behind that is a disciplined lifestyle, especially a habit of regular exercise ; many friends affectionately call her a "master athlete" because she excels at everything she does.

People's Artist Thai Bao's daily happiness comes from exercising and playing sports with her husband.

The female artist shared with VietNamNet that after decades of hard work and dedication to art, she realized that the most important thing right now is her health. She said: "Now that I have more time, I focus on taking care of my health and living life my own way, cherishing the joys and positive things and letting go of the tiring ones."

For Thai Bao, sports are not just a trend but an integral part of life because she believes "health is everything." When she's not performing or busy with work, she always makes time for swimming and playing table tennis with colleagues such as musician An Hieu, singer Phuc Tiep, Luong Nguyet Anh, etc. In addition, Thai Bao also frequently goes for coffee with close friends and listens to meditation music in the early morning or late evening to help balance her mind.

No longer burdened by hectic travel schedules or the pressure of perfect stage performances, today's People's Artist Thái Bảo chooses to live a slower pace of life.

Those were peaceful days spent with family, enjoying small joys, and keeping her mind at peace. The artist, born in 1964, learned to let go of unnecessary things and retain positive values. For Thai Bao, happiness isn't something grand, but lies in the ordinary things of everyday life.

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Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/dieu-bat-ngo-ve-nsnd-thai-bao-2505332.html