March 7 Recently, Chinese singer Alan returned with a new Japanese EP "Night&Day". She said in an interview, "I have plans to go to Japan for a meeting this year, and I want more overseas friends to see the charm of our Chinese culture!" ”
Singer Alain hopes to bring more Chinese elements to Japanese fans through **. **Courtesy of the interviewee.
According to the "Japan Headlines" network, when making this EP, Alain said that the Japanese pronunciation in the song was challenging for her, "During the dubbing, I specially asked a colleague who specializes in Japanese to help correct the pronunciation. With the release of the new EP, Alain once again said that he hopes to show more aspects of himself through language statements in addition to **, and also hopes to make a modest contribution to Sino-Japanese cultural exchanges.
The MV stills of Alain's new song "Deep Love (Deep Love)". **Courtesy of the interviewee.
It is understood that Alan Dawa Zhuoma, whose stage name is Alain, is a Tibetan female singer in China. In 2007, Alan released his first Japanese single "Tomorrow's Song" ("Tomorrow's Song"), she is known for her beautiful and atmospheric ** style, and is known as "Beautiful Singer". In June of the following year, Alain was invited to participate in the "S**e the Future" concert held by NHK, and his ninth single "The River of the Distant Distance" won the first place in the Japanese Oricon Chart and the third place in the weekly sales chart, becoming one of the Chinese singers who entered the highest record on the Japanese Chart.
Alain admits that these achievements are inseparable from the elements of traditional Chinese culture. Since the age of 7, she began to practice erhu and singing, and after entering the middle school attached to Sichuan ** University, she continued to study professional erhu techniques. Alan said that practicing the erhu, a traditional Chinese instrument, has significantly improved the understanding of music theory and has also been beneficial for a more accurate and perfect interpretation of songs. The restrained and tactful erhu is one of the best carriers for conveying emotions, so it is also very easy to resonate with fans.
The MV stills of Alain's new song "Kong Xi (Wishing in the Sky)" will be officially launched on March 15. **Courtesy of the interviewee.
In the concert, one of the links is to play the erhu solo, in the appropriate songs, we will also use the erhu as a needle thread, in some important links, as a Chinese Tibetan girl, I will also change into my own national costume on the stage to sing the national style **. Alan said.
This time, returning to the Japanese music scene, Alain will still bring more Chinese elements and Chinese "national tide" to Japanese fans, including the culture of China's ethnic minorities. "There are 56 ethnic groups in China, each with different cultural characteristics, and I hope that the Japanese people can see that China is diverse and inclusive. (ENDS).