Sa Ding Ding is a Chinese folk singer and songwriter. She was born on December 23, 1983 and is a mix of Han and Mongolian ancestry, and sings in languages including Sanskrit, Chinese, Tibetan, and also plays the zheng.
A Chinese host, actress, and singer, Annie Yi was born in March 4, 1969 in Taiwan. She is very popular on TV and in movies, both in Taiwan and in mainland China. She has starred in three popular Chinese TV programs: Concubines of the Qing Emperor, April Rhapsody, and Poor Prince Taro.
Karen Joy Morris, or popularly known as Karen Mok, is a Hong Kong based actress and singer. She speaks English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Italian, and French. She was also the voice of Princess Kids for the Cantonese dub of Disney’s Atlantis in 2001. She also performed in the international tour of the Broadway musical Rent as Mimi during their Hog Kong stops back in December 2005.
Buren Bayaer is a singer, composer, and a DJ or disc jockey in China. He is also of Mongolian-Chinese descent and was born in 1960. The video below entitled Father’s Prairie, Mother’s River is adopted from the poem bearing the same title written by the renowned contemporary Mongolian Chinese writer/poet Xi Murong.
Kelly Chen is a popular Hong Kong singer and actress. She initially started he entertainment career as an actress, and later moved on to singing and performing in various concerts.
1997 was the year Kelly Chen performed her first ever concert, “Starry Dream of Love” and released its accompanying CD as well. She also released several Japanese singles and easily established herself as a popular singer and actor.
1998 marked a successful World Tour for Kelly, starting in Australia, and in 2005, her song “Hope” was widely popular and made available for downloads. Kelly had promised that if the number of downloads were to go over 10 million, she will distribute the earnings to the staff.
Sammi Cheng (whose real/Chinese name is Cheng Sau Man) was born on August 19, 1972 and speaks Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Her entrance to the music industry was through a high profile TV singing contest in 1988 where she was only 16. Although she didn’t win the said contest, the sponsoring record company saw the potential in her and offered her a recording contract.
In May of this year, Sammi held her 6th concert in Hong Kong entitled “Show Mi” and due to the success of the said concert, Sammi also performed in the following countries for her world concert tour:
22 - 23 Jun 2007: Genting Highlands, Malaysia
29 Jun 2007: Toronto, Canada
7 Jul 2007: Las Vegas, US
13 Oct 2007: Singapore
20 Oct 2007: Shanghai, China
Wei Wei is a popular Chinese music icon and has spanned a career of more than 20 years. She has often been dubbed by the media as “China’s Whitney Houston,” “China’s Madonna,” and “China’s Celine Dion” among other names. Her music, according to estimates, have been distributed to more than 200 million cassettes and CDs in China, which makes her one of the most selling artists in the world.
Wei Wei has been an Olympic Ambassador since 1993 and is currently supporting the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics through her performances at major Olympic events in China and abroad.
Na Ying was born on November 27, 1967 is a famous female singe in China. She was born in the province of Liaoning in Shenyang. She is also considered as one of the best female singes in the entire Mainland China, as is also a personal friend of another popular singer Faye Wong.
A Chinese singer, songwriter, actress and model, Faye Wong was born in August 08, 1969 in Beijing, and is a popular icon in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, and Japan. Her fan base has grown so large and devoted that the media in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and mainland China have dubbed her as “Heavenly Queen”, while her fans in Japan call her the “Diva of Asia.”
I nice duet between two celebrated Chinese singers.