Hoàng Oanh (born 1946) is an overseas Vietnamese singer who had first risen to prominence in Saigon during the 1960s.

A graduate from the University of Saigon, School of Literature, Hoàng Oanh was one of the most successful female recording artists in South Vietnam prior to 1975. She recorded for numerous record labels including Shotguns, Sóng Nhạc, Việt Nam, Sơn Ca, Thiên Thai and Continental with a total of more than 200 audio tracks. Born as Huỳnh Kim Chi on November 6, 1946 in Mỹ Tho, South Vietnam, she was raised in a strict Roman Catholic upbringing. With her religious background unlike her peers Hoàng Oanh was discouraged by her family and therefor did not perform at cabarets and nightclubs throughout her career. She did, however, perform at music festivals and concerts put together primarily by university students' unions of South Vietnam. In 1969, Hoàng Oanh was invited to perform in France and Switzerland by the South Vietnamese foreign exchange students' union.

Hoàng Oanh left her native South Vietnam for the United States on April 29, 1975, first resettling in New York, then New Jersey and eventually California. During the 1980s. Hoàng Oanh set up her own music production label, Hoàng Oanh Music, and produced a series of solo studio albums. She has made many appearances on video for Asia Productions and Thúy Nga Paris. Hoàng Oanh has recorded duets with many popular male recording artists such as Duy Khánh, Nhật Trường and Trung Chỉnh.


"Ai Nhớ Chăng Ai" (Asia 70)
"LK Nhớ Nhau Hoài - Người Ngoài Phố" (Asia 69)
"Chiều Cuối Tuần" (Asia 68)
"LK Mùa Xuân Trên Cao - Tâm Sự Nàng Xuân" (Asia 67)
"Những Đóm Mắt Hỏa Châu" (Asia 66)
"Chuyến Đò Vĩ Tuyến" (Asia 65)
"Những đồi hoa sim" (Paris By Night 96)
"Một người đi" (Paris By Night 95)
"Thương về xứ Huế" (Paris By Night 91)
"Người yêu của lính" (Paris By Night 90)
"Chiều tàn" (Paris By Night 88)
"Sao chưa thấy hồi âm" (Paris By Night 78)
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