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. Introduction of Cantonese VCD & DVD Karaoke Songs We have 7240 Cantonese karaoke songs. Our cantonese karaoke songs are updated to 2014, December. It's in mpeg4 format, each song is about 40M to 80M. The lyrics displaying on the screen is in traditional chinese. 90% of Cantonese karaoke songs could be vocal on and off. You could sing with music or listen songs with origional artist vocal.
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Our cantonese DVD karaoke songs are updated to 2011, August. It's in mpeg2 (.vob or.mpg) format.Each song file is about 80M to 150M. The video resolution is 720px.480px which is standard DVD video quality.
The lyrics displaying on the screen is in traditional chinese. 95% of Cantonese DVD karaoke songs could be vocal on and off. You could sing with music or listen songs with origional artist vocal. 90% songs are song by origional artist.
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Karaoke is one of the most popular social activities in China. As such, it’s one of the best ways to develop local friendships or impress your Chinese colleagues.
Unfortunately, when foreigners go to a KTV, we encounter substantial language barriers with the music, struggling to keep up with most Chinese karaoke songs. Below, we’ve included 10 easy and fun Chinese songs that you can learn with minimal effort—listed by difficulty from easiest to hardest.
Check out the Youku videos below, then follow the links to the Chinese lyrics and copy and past them into the to see the English and pinyin translations! 1) The Moon Represents My Heart - Teresa Teng A classic song made famous by Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng in the 1970's, 'The Moon Represents My Heart' is one of the most famous love songs in China's history. The chorus uses very easy words and repeats multiple times: 'You go think a bit, You go look a bit, The moon represents my heart' “你去想一想，你去看一看，月亮代表我的心” Chinese name: 邓丽君 《 月亮代表我的心 》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: The quintessential Chinese love ballad, a song every Chinese knows 2) Buy and Sell Love - Murong Xiaoxiao Released in 2009, this song was Murong Xiaoxiao's most popular ever, being downloaded over 70 million times according to Baidu Baike. With simple lyrics and an easy rhythm, it's a good choice if you’re looking for a more recent karaoke song. Chinese name: 慕容晓晓《 爱情买卖》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: A typical example of the bubblegum pop that dominates Mandopop today 3) High Song - Huang Ling Huang Ling first recorded 'High Song' in 2007, but it recently saw a resurgence in popularity when she sang it on in 2012 with contestant Zhang Wei.
It is easy to sing because of the constantly repeating lyrics—including English lyrics like 'mountain top,' 'day and night' and 'yi yi yi yi yi yi yi yi yi' Chinese name: 黄龄《High歌/嗨歌》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: A rock-influenced ballad that became famous on China's most popular singing competition show 4) Friend - Wakin Chau Among the more than 40 albums Wakin Chau released in his career, the song 'Friend' off his 1997 albums Friend remains one of his most popular for expressing the beauty and trial of true friendship. Wakin Chau has released albums in Mandarin, Cantonese, and English, and has acted in 20 films. Chinese name: 周华健《朋友》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: An ode to friendship by an international singing and acting star 5) Goodbye Kiss - Jacky Cheung Jacky Cheung's 1993 album The Goodbye Kiss helped establish him as one of the 'Four Heavenly Kings of Cantopop.'
Later, the band Michael Learns to Rock remade the title track of the album as 'Take Me to Your Heart,' and it was one of the most downloaded songs of 2006, and is still very popular in Asia. Chinese name: 张学友《吻别》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: Popular in Asia in its original form and later as an English-language remake 6) Marry Me Today - David Tao and Jolin Tsai 'Marry Me Today' is a heartwarming love duet about David Tao and Jolin Tsai pretending to get married, centered around the English-language bridge, 'Jolin in the house! DT in the house! Our love in the house!' Chinese name: 陶喆/蔡依林《今天你要嫁给我》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: A sweet mushy love song by two of Mandopop's leading idols 7) My Chinese Heart - James Wong 'My Chinese Heart' is a patriotic song emphasizing the natural landmarks of China. James Wong sang it during the Spring Festival television program in 1984.
If you sing it, your Chinese friends will surely be excited that you love China so much. Chinese name: 黄沾《我的中国心》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: A patriotic song that honors the heritage of Chinese the world over 8) Nothing to My Name - Cui Jian This 1984 song by the 'Father of Chinese Rock' is considered to be the first rock song in China.
When Cui performed it at a music festival, the crowd went crazy. Virtual breadboard full cracked mac. The lyrics channel the disillusionment of a young generation growing up just as the process of reform began that had 'nothing to their names' in terms of economic prosperity and political freedom. Chinese name: 崔健《一无所有》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: The beginning of Chinese rock 9.) Super Star - S.H.E. 'Super Star,' the title track of S.H.E.'
Chinese Karaoke Songs With Lyrics
S second album, is one of the Taiwanese super group's most popular songs ever. It is a love song from a girl aimed at a boy who is her super star (though boys can still sing it to their super star girl). The chorus goes: 'You are electric.
Chinese Karaoke Songs With Lyrics
You are light. You are the only mythical person! You are my super star!' You are my super star!' Chinese name: S.H.E.
《Super Star》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: The most popular song of the pioneering girl group S.H.E. 10) Happy Worship - William Pan and Angela Chang If you've conquered the other songs, here's a fun challenge. 'Happy Worship' is a Chinese hip-pop song with William Pan rapping. It still uses relatively simple lyrics that repeat somewhat often, but it is harder than the previously mentioned songs—and also more fun.
Chinese name: 潘玮柏 张韶涵《快乐崇拜》 Lyrics: click Bottom line: A Chinese rap song if you are up for the challenge Bonus - popular English-language songs Whether or not a Chinese karaoke fan knows what the lyrics mean, it’s likely they know and appreciate the music of Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, and other super pop stars. In fact, Lady Gaga is so popular in China that some youth even started saying, 'Oh, my Lady Gaga!' Instead of 'Oh, my God!'
Here are a few recommendations for English songs that Chinese people like: 'Beat It” – Michael Jackson 'Billie Jean' – Michael Jackson 'Bad Romance' – Lady Gaga 'Rolling In The Deep' – Adele 'I Gotta Feeling' – Black Eyed Peas 'Its My Life' – Bon Jovi. Comment 8 Another trick you can try is learning the lyrics of one of these songs (some are pretty easy and you can get a Chinese person (student) to write the pinyin if you are stuck with the characters). Then go along to a KTV event. While you are singing the lyrics by memory, let your eyes follow the subtitles on the screen (I have found that most of them are the traditional character system rather than simplified). They will be more impressed by your ability to read the old style characters rather than your singing.
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