How sad it is that Teresa is now in heaven! Her songs always remind me of the life in the Sumatran jungle, where I stayed for about a year when I was 24 and 25 years old in 1976 and 1977, because some Chinese Malaysians with whom I stayed together often played her songs with their cassette tape players. Of course Teresa sang the songs in Mandarin, but most of them were originally Japanese songs. Thank you very much for uploading this video clip, Cabin.
Teresa Teng, applying her endowed angelic voice and innate polyglot talent, pursued her passion in singing from a very young age. At a tender age of 14 she released her first LP album and never looked back (lifetime album count 179). She took her singing seriously but never herself. She was humble, affable, down-to-earth but also charismatic and witty. Through determination, studious hard work, foresight, and luck she was able to fulfill her dream of being a top notch singer/performer of her era. By age 30 she had gained the adoration and their respect from over one billion listeners worldwide. One thing impressed me the most was that she had both the sensitivity and the knack to enhance the beauty of each of the seven languages she had recorded in or performed on stage which piqued the listener's interest in wanting to learn more about those languages and the associated cultures. In this way she was sort of serving as a goodwill ambassador-at-large among her diverse international audience. This, along with her lifetime promotion of charity and mutual understanding, endeared her to the multitudes of all nationalities to this day. Upon her untimely death on May 8, 1995 Teresa Teng's exceptional achievements and contributions were honored formally by the issuing of official postal stamps in her image from countries like Grenada, (1995), North Korea, (1996), and her native Taiwan (2015). Recently Teresa Teng was nominated to be enshrined on the front of a new NT$500 bill. Viva, Teresa Teng! Remembering on May 8, 2018.
I enjoy all version music T.T.her beautiful Voice also will never forget never her...missing Taipei night view. Nice Arigato kozajimas for Cabin74jp Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A