The original singing of late autumn songs

The original singer of the Cantonese version of Late Autumn is Huang Kaiqin.

The original singer of the Cantonese version of the song Late Autumn is Huang Kaiqin, and the original singer of the Putonghua version is Chen Rujia. Mao Ning also sang this song in his album of the same name. Late Autumn is a very typical pop song written by Xu. Its style is ingenious and lyrical, and its lyrics are profound and moving. It is a music work that fans like very much.

The first mandarin version of Late Autumn was sung by Xu, and the lyrics and songs were written by Xu. At that time, the name of this song was "May your heart stay". This is Xu's second song, inspired by him. It was finished in ten minutes, which can be said to be finished at once. After the release of this song, it was a great success, and directly entered the list of golden songs of the Pearl River Economic Radio and Music Festival at that time, which was well received by the audience.

Brief introduction of Huang Kaiqin

Huang Kaiqin (1961165438-), born in Hong Kong, China, graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and is a male singer and actor in Hong Kong, China. 1987, signed Polaroid Records to officially debut; In the same year, he released his first album "Mood" and gained attention with the song "Sad Lovers". 1989 released the album "Some Feelings Without Results", and published the novel "Gentle Tangxi" in the same year.

/kloc-released the song "lovers in the rain" in 0/992, and became famous in the mainland with the song "late autumn" in the same year. 1996, faded out of the music scene and immigrated to Canada; In 2003, he returned to the music scene and released the album "I wish you were here". In 2006, "Hong Kong Music X Huang Kaiqin: A String Night Concert" was held in the Concert Hall of Hong Kong Cultural Center.