Huang Qingyuan

Huang Qingyuan was born in 1945. His original name was Huang Qiming. He was a singer who wore myopic glasses and sang literary songs. Huang Qingyuan has a unique crying style with a strong nasal voice. It feels like he went into the studio to record before he had a cold. He is considered one of the male singers. He is an anomaly with a thicker and fuller voice, which has influenced the entire Chinese music scene. He sang other people's songs. Any song he performs is fresh and popular, and he remains popular for forty years. At that time, there was little entertainment in rural areas, and every family had a radio and a record player. For a while, Huang Qingyuan's singing could be heard from the streets to the end of the street. Huang Qingyuan's unique crying singing style had a great impact on the audience who were accustomed to hearing gentle voices at that time, and immediately set off an unprecedented craze, and he was soon dubbed the "Prince of Fans". Huang Qingyuan has been active in Singapore's Lai Voice Auditorium since he was very young. He participated in children's singing competitions at the age of 7 and participated in adult literary and artistic singing competitions in shorts at the age of 12. He sang the literary song "Getting Started". After Singapore gained independence in 1965, Huang Qingyuan entered the music scene after winning the championship in a singing competition sponsored by Singapore's Ministry of National Development. When he was only 19 years old, he recorded his first album "Green Island Serenade". Huang Qingyuan is the first Singaporean and Malaysian artist to record vinyl records. Huang Qingyuan's representative works include "Man Li", "Green Island Serenade", "Three Years", "A Cup Full of Bitter Wine" and "Lovely Horse". Huang Qingyuan's songs are very mellow, like a glass of aged wine, which is endlessly memorable. Huang Qingyuan belongs to the second generation of Singaporean singers; Huang Qingyuan has sung more than 800 songs, and claims to have memorized about 100 songs by heart. He is used to "standing out" on stage. If many dancers are arranged to dangle in front of him, it will be easy for him to It distracted him, but even if he forgot the words, he couldn't leave them blank, so he improvised new words on the stage. In addition to singing, Huang Qingyuan can also write lyrics.