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Chinese name
  
陳潔麗 (traditional)

Genre(s)
  
Various

Ancestry
  
China

Occupation
  
Singer

Role
  
Music performer

Birth name
  
Chen Jie Li

Name
  
Lily Chan

Chinese name
  
陈洁丽 (simplified)

Label(s)
  
musicNEXT


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Born
  
21 April 1983 (age 40) Guangdong, Shunde District, China (
1983-04-21
)

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Lily Chan, a Chinese singer in Hong Kong. She was born and grew up in Guangzhou. Lily’s musical talent was discovered by her choir teacher. By age 10, Lily started recording in the studio and has won numerous singing awards including Champion of the National Children’s New Song Competition, the gold prize for solo song in the Guangzhhou Children’s Art Flower Show etc.

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By age 16, she gave performances on an international tour in Beijing, Hong Kong, Macau and Malaysia. Since making her debut when she was just 19, she has already released ten albums, which were consistently ranked among the top 10 Hi-Fi albums of the year in Hong Kong. Her on-stage elegance and her sweet, mellow voice earned her the nickname ‘Queen of Hi-Fi’.

Hi Fi singer Lily Chan mixed play list


Discography

  • Purely (CD) – 2012
  • Yan Lei (CD) – 2011
  • Lily Sings Teresa Live in Hong Kong (CD) – 2010
  • Passion 2009 Live (CD) - 2010
  • Nong Qing (CD) – 2009
  • Lily Chan Hong Kong Concert Live 2007 (CD/VCD/DVD) – 2008
  • The Sky And The Earth (CD) – 2007
  • Lily Come Face To Face With Chris (CD) – 2006
  • Sweet Words (CD) – 2005
  • 1.825m (CD) – 2005
  • The Beautiful Shade Of Flowers (CD) – 2004
  • Song Of Love (CD) – 2004
  • Each In A Different Corner Of The World - 2003
  • Xin Qu (CD) - 2002

    • Concert

  • Passion – 2009
  • Lily Chan Hong Kong Concert Live - 2007

    • References

    Lily Chan Wikipedia
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