Leslie Nguyen

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Leslie Nguyen
Born	2003 or 2004 (age 21) Esbjerg, Denmark
Genres	Pop
Occupation	Singer
Instrument	Vocals
Years active	2025–present
Labels	Universal Music Group

Leslie Nguyen (Born either 2003 or 2004), is a Danish singer. She is the winner of the Eighteenth season of the Danish version of the X Factor.^[1]

Performances during X Factor

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Episode	Theme	Song	Artist	Result
Audition	Free choice	"How to Love"	Lil Wayne	Through to 6 Chair Challenge
6 Chair Challenge	Free choice	"Hjerter på Gaden"	Aphaca	Through to bootcamp
Bootcamp	Free choice	"Føles Godt"	URO Feat. Mekdes	Through to live shows
Live show 1	Signature	"Benhård"	Yör	Safe
Live show 2	The Latest top 10 hits from 2024/25	"Mellem mor og far"	Ida Laurberg	Safe
Live show 3	Songs from the 1990's	"What's Up?"	4 Non Blondes	Safe
Live show 4	Copenhagen	"Mucki Bar"	Tobias Rahim	Safe
Live show 5	Let's Dance	"Giv mig alt"	Medina	Safe
Live show 6 – Semi-final	Dur & Mol	"Motion Sickness"	Phoebe Bridgers	Safe
Live show 6 – Semi-final	Dur & Mol	"The Scientist"	Coldplay	Safe
Live show 7 – Final	Judge's Choice	"Fast Car"	Tracy Chapman	Safe (1st)
	Duet with a Special Guest	"Et sted hvor vi de første"/"Smelter under månen" with (Aphaca)	Aphaca	Safe (1st)
	Winner's song	"Kig op"	Leslie	Winner

Discography

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List of singles, with selected chart positions
Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Album
Title	Year	DEN	Album
"Kig op"	2025	TBA	Non-album single

References

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^ "Leslie Nguyen vinder "X Factor" 2025". 4 April 2025.

External links

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Preceded by Helene Frank	X Factor (Denmark) winner 2025	Succeeded by TBA

v t e X Factor (Denmark)
Seasons	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Winners	Martin Hoberg Hedegaard Linda Andrews Thomas Ring Petersen Sarah Skaalum Jørgensen Ida Østergaard Madsen Chresten Falck Damborg Anthony Jasmin Emilie Esther Embrace Morten Nørgaard Place on Earth Kristian Kjærlund Alma Agger Solveig Lindelof Mads Moldt Rosél Helene Frank Leslie
Other notable contestants	Basim VocaLoca Alien Beat Club Mohamed Ali Tine Midtgaard Madsen Jesper Nohrstedt The Fireflies In-Joy Babou Line Dissing Karree Larsen Kristel Lisberg Citybois VKation Jamie Talbot Benjamin Rosenbohm Rasmus Therkildsen Mathilde Caffey Thomas Ove
Winner's singles	"The 1" "Det Bedste til Sidst" "My Dream" "Min Øjesten" "I Can Be" "Let Go" "Do Ya" "Undiscovered" "Commitment Issues" "The Underdog" "Young" "Lost and Profound" "The Last Dance" "Cranes in the Sky" "Clingy" "Jeg er Almindelig" "Verden Findes" "Kig Op"

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Performances during X Factor

Discography

References

External links

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