Dương Triệu Vũ (born January 1st, 1984 at Cam Ranh, Vietnam) is the stage name of Võ Nguyễn Tuấn Linh, a singer of popular Vietnamese diaspora music show "Paris by Night".

Born into a family of six children, he was the youngest, Tuấn Linh showed an early interest in reading and music, and especially an ability to remember song lyrics and music. His parents were natives of Quang Nam province in central Vietnam, but due to economic difficulties, moved to Dong Nai, then a city in the Mekong Delta called Cam Ranh, where his mother ran a news agency Phương Tram.

In 1993, his entire family immigrated to the United States when he was only nine years, forcing each family member to face the difficulties of life in a strange country with a language little familiar. He was a shy boy, preferring to read rather than socialize. While in Orlando, Florida, has not a large Vietnamese community, festivals and Tet Trung Thu Tết allowed him to compete in singing competitions.

During the Tet Trung Thu in 1994, he won the contest. After that, it became the soloist of his local church. When he was 13, he participated in the recording of Van Son 9 video with the song "Killing Me Softly". While in high school, he participated regularly in musical productions, he became the first Asian high school student to become the vice president of the student body. He received several awards, including the International Baccalaureate.

Meanwhile, he also played with the Fantasy, a popular band in Orlando. In 2004, he sent a demo CD of her singing at the headquarters of Thuy Nga and a week later he received a phone call from the director, and an invitation to come to California for a test vote. After that he made his debut on the scene of Thuy Nga in the show "Paris By Night". Only a few minutes before his appearance that he announced he had chosen the stage name Duong Trieu Vu. Since it became an artists regularly present in the shows "Paris By Night". In January 2006, he released his first solo album Ngay Đỗ Có Em (You were there that day) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.