تيريزا تينغ
Also known as Deng Lijun, Teng Li-Chun, Teresa Deng
مغنية صينية
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Teresa Teng was a Taiwanese singer from the Republic of China who became one of the most popular entertainers in Asia during her career from the 1970s until her death in 1995. She matters because she achieved massive commercial success and cultural influence across multiple Asian countries, making her one of the defining musical figures of her era.
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Acting · Yunlin, Taiwan
Teresa Teng, (TENG LI-CHÜN), Chinese singer (born Jan. 29, 1953, Yün-lin county, Taiwan—died May 8, 1995, Chiang Mai, Thailand), was a superstar throughout East Asia and was especially admired in her homeland, where she earned the affection of fans by entertaining troops with her renditions of Mandarin love songs. Although she repeatedly declined invitations to visit the People’s Republic of…
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- Teresa Teng - The 20th Anniversary of Virtual Teresa Memorial Concert2015
- 鄧麗君的一九七八【香港篇】2003
- 鄧麗君 NHK音樂廳《One & Only》個人演唱會1985
- Pledge in Quick Sand1984
- 十亿个掌声演唱会1984
- 鄧麗君十五週年香港巡迴演唱會1983
- 邓丽君：十五周年香港巡回演唱会1983
- 邓丽君：1982香港伊利沙伯体育馆演唱会1982
- 鄧麗君的1978 香港篇1978
- Teresa Teng — 1976 Concert in H.K.1976
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تيريزا تينغ (29 كانون الثاني 1953 - 8 أيار 1995) (بالصينية التقليدية: 鄧麗君، بالصينية المبسطة: 邓丽君، بينيين: dèng lìjūn). مغنية بوب صينية من تايوان كانت لها شهرة أسطورية بين شعبها والناطقين بالصينية وفي اليابان لفترة امتدت حوالي 30 عاماً. اشتهرت تيريزا بأغانيها الشعبية والرومانسية والتي لا تزال منتشرة وحيّة حتى هذه الأيام. غنت الكثير من الأغاني باللغات الصينية المندرينية والكانتونية، واللغة اليابانية، والإندونيسية والإنكليزية وحازت الكثير من الجوائز المحلية والعالمية.
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1953 births1995 deaths20th-century Taiwanese actresses20th-century Taiwanese women singersCantonese-language Taiwanese singersCantopop singersContraltosConverts to Buddhism from ChristianityConverts to Buddhism from Roman CatholicismDeaths from asthmaEnglish-language Taiwanese singersFormer Roman Catholics