Khương Hoàn Mỹ, known professionally as Orange, is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter. She was born on February 15, 1997, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. She first competed on television in 2014 on The X Factor Vietnam and later won the competition Người hóa thân số 1 in 2017. That same year, she formed the indie duo Quýt & Nho with Đinh Nho Khoa. Orange achieved wide recognition in 2018 through her collaboration with rapper Karik on the single "Người lạ ơi", which reached 50 million views on YouTube within 13 days. Later that year, she won Best New Asian Artist at the Mnet Asian Music Awards. In 2020, she collaborated with rapper Khói on the song "Chân ái" before departing from the label Superbrothers to become an independent artist. She subsequently released the solo single "OK anh đúng". In 2021, she released the self-written collaboration "Khi em lớn" with Hoàng Dũng. Her single "Em hát ai nghe" appeared on a Times Square billboard in New York City as part of a global Spotify campaign. In 2023, Orange competed on The Masked Singer Vietnam as Ong Bây Bi and finished as the runner-up. She released her debut studio album, Cam'On, in 2024, which featured the self-composed tracks "Có đau thì đau một mình", "Đừng kết thúc hôm nay", and "Gặp lại năm ta 60". She followed with the collaborative extended play Nơi pháo hoa rực rỡ in 2024. That same year, she finished as runner-up on the television show Bài hát của chúng ta alongside Thanh Lam. In 2025, she contributed the soundtrack singles "Chúng ta còn ở đó không?" and "Một nơi bé nhỏ nào đó" for the film Bộ tứ báo thủ, and placed in the winning Best 5 lineup on the television program Em xinh "say hi".
