On January 19, at the Quanzhou stop of Jacky Cheung’s 60+ Tour Concert, singer Jacky Cheung sang “Stealing Heart” again after 29 years. Related topics quickly became hot searches and attracted attention.
Jacky Cheung sang "Stealing Heart" again after many years:
He only sang it less than three times because the song was too difficult.
Recently,
was influenced by the popularity of the TV series "Flowers".
The episode "Stealing Heart" in the film also became a of recent hits.
Jacky Cheung said at the concert that
this song is difficult.
has only sung it less than three times since it came out in 1994.
I never expected that this old song
would become popular again this year because of "Flowers".
Jacky Cheung laughed and said
"Thanks to "Flowers" for bringing it back to life."
It is reported that
"Stealing Heart" is the title song of Jacky Cheung's first Mandarin album of the same name,
"Stealing Heart", which was launched on August 23, 1994.
On January 18,
some netizens reported that
's "Stealing Heart" was newly added to the concert list.
Netizen: The image is too strong
"Who stole my heart secretly?
I can't tell the difference between night and dawn.
Who stole my heart secretly?
My eyes can't see myself."
Netizen said,
Jacky Cheung sang "Stealing Heart", and Mr. Chu Bao immediately appeared in front of
.
In the 14th episode of "Flowers",
Abao failed to meet Miss Wang on time,
instead went to Tao Tao's place,
Abao, who seemed happy, was very painful inside,
and Miss Wang wanted to call Abao. After asking about the situation,
still gave up.
The drunk Po was leaning against the car window alone.
At this time, "Stealing Heart" sounded,
which perfectly matched Po's broken mood.
After the episode was aired,
the song "Stealing Heart" once topped the major music charts.
In 1994,
's song "Stealing Heart" won
's "My Favorite Song Award in the Music Circle",
and was nominated for the Golden Melody Award.
's popular melody,
is still very interesting to listen to now,
Jacky Cheung's The singing is moving and soulful,
coupled with Hu Ge’s sense of fragmentation,
are you moved?
source | Guangzhou Daily comprehensive
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