Who sang Hong Kong pop music from the 70s and 80s?

Answer 1

There were many pop singers in Hong Kong during the 70s and 80s. The following are some of the representative singers and their singing styles:

** I. 70s **
1. ** Xu Guanjie **
- He was the founder of Cantopop and debuted in the 1970s. His singing style was relaxed and natural. He was good at singing in Hong Kong. Not only could he sing, but he was also good at writing lyrics and composing music. His representative works included Silence is Gold, A Smile in the Vast Sea, and Love Song of Alang (1990 Cantonese version of Love Song).
2. ** Lin Zixiang **
- His voice was unique and his singing was deep. Lin Zixiang mainly sang English songs and began to make a name for himself in the 1970s. His songs had a variety of styles and he could control a variety of styles. He could also easily perform some songs with strong rhythms and a strong sense of power.

** 2. 80s **
1. ** Alan Tan **
- He was known as the principal of the music industry and the godfather of music. He was an outstanding figure in the music industry in the 1980s. His music style was varied and he could control all kinds of styles, from rock to lyrics, from fast songs to slow songs. Her voice was clear, and when she sang, it was crisp, pleasant, and magnetic. Her representative works were "Flowers in the Water,""Unwilling to part,""Friends," and "Kara forever OK."
2. ** Zhang Guorong **
- In 1977, he entered the music industry by participating in the Asian Singing Contest and winning the second place in Hong Kong. He had a huge influence in the 1980s. His singing skills were profound, and he had a unique mastery of rhythm. No matter what kind of song he sang, he could sing it beautifully and seductively. His representative works were "The Wind Continues to Blow" and "A Chinese Ghost Story."
3. ** Anita Mui **
- She was known as the "Daughter of Hong Kong" and the "Queen of Songs". In the 1980s, she created the era of "Three Kings and One Queen" in Hong Kong music. Her singing style was unique, and the songs she sang were infectious. They were like movie clips that easily intoxicated people. Her representative works were "Woman Flower" and "Love You A Thousand Times in My Life".
4. Xu Xiaofeng
- She was the "living fossil" of the Hong Kong music industry. Her voice was deep and penetrating. In 1981, she performed "Season of the Wind", which became one of her representative works. In 1992, she held 43 solo concerts in Hong Kong's Hong Hom Coliseum, which showed her popularity.
5. ** Jenny **
- She was one of Hong Kong's top five singers. In 1981, she became the second female singer to win the Golden Bell Award for Best Female Singer after Teresa Teng.
6. ** Chen Huixian **
- In 1984, he won the Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs Award for the Most Promising Newcomer.
7. **Beyond**
- With their unique rock style and profound lyrics, they emerged in the early 1980s and became an iconic band in the Chinese music industry.
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