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Cantopop (a
contraction of "Cantonese pop music") is a
genre of pop
music sung in Cantonese.
Cantopop is also used to
refer to the
cultural context of...
- of Hong Kong is an
eclectic mixture of
traditional and po****r genres.
Cantopop is one of the more
prominent genres of
music produced in Hong Kong. The...
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currently three main
subgenres within C-pop:
Cantopop,
Mandopop and
Hokkien pop. The gap
between Cantopop and
Mandopop has been
narrowing in the new millennium...
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singer Jin,
Chinese American rapper Aaron Kwok,
Cantopop singer Leon Lai,
Cantopop singer George Lam,
Cantopop singer, singer–songwriter,
music producer, and...
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entered into the
Guinness World Records for the "Most
Awards Won by a
Cantopop Male Artist" in 2000, with a
total of 444
music awards by 2006. Forbes...
- musician, singer,
songwriter and actor. He is
credited with po****rising
Cantopop both via the
infusion of Western-style
music and his
usage of vernacular...
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known as Shidaiqu;
later influences came from ****anese enka, Hong Kong's
Cantopop, Taiwan's
Hokkien pop, and in
particular the
campus folk song folk movement...
- and actor. In the 1970s and 1980s, he co-wrote many
lyrics of the
first Cantopop songs with Sam ****. He also
wrote songs for
Anita Mui,
Leslie Cheung and...
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Leslie '89 is a
cantopop album by
Leslie Cheung released in 1989 by
Cinepoly Records of Hong Kong. It was also his
supposed penultimate album before the...
- the
first flowering of
modern dance music.
Yvonne Teh. "the
godfather of
cantopop". bc magazine.
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