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Hoàng Lệ Quyên (born 19 October 1992) is a Vietnamese singer who became known from Vietnam Idol (season 4).^[1] The final was a competition between Hoàng Quyên and the best placed male singer, and ultimate winner, Ya Suy.

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^ "Hoàng Quyên: "Tôi không thích Lê Minh Sơn"". Archived from the original on 2014-04-07. Retrieved 2014-04-01.

v t e Vietnam Idol
Seasons	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Winners	Phương Vy Quốc Thiên Uyên Linh Ya Suy Nhật Thủy Trọng Hiếu Janice Phương Hà An Huy
Related articles	Idol franchise Asian Idol

v t e MAMA Awards for Best New Asian Artist
2008	Hong Kong - Khalil Fong
2010	Vietnam - My Tam
2011	China - Vision Wei
2012	South Korea - EXO (K+M) Thailand - Natthew China - TimeZ
2017	South Korea - NCT (NCT 127)
2018	Indonesia - Marion Jola Japan - Hiragana Keyakizaka46 China - Dean Ting Vietnam - Orange Thailand - The Toys South Korea - Iz*One
2019	Indonesia - Stephanie Poetri Japan - King Gnu China - WayV Vietnam - K-ICM & Jack Thailand - Wanyai Taiwan - OSN
2020	Indonesia - Tiara Andini Japan - Fujii Kaze , JO1 Vietnam - Amee Thailand - Milli Taiwan - Chih Siou
2021	Indonesia - Lyodra Ginting Japan - Ado Hong Kong - Anson Lo Thailand - Sprite X Guygeegee Vietnam - Hoàng Quyên

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