Man, I love this singer.
She's as exotic as they come.
She's ethnic Tibetan, grew up in China speaking Mandarin, but now lives in Japan and sings mainly in Japanese.
She's also a world-class erhu player.
Hear for yourself.
Not to mention that she's super-cute.
alan
Created 15 years ago2009-04-23 01:17:12 UTC by
satchmo
Created 15 years ago2009-04-23 01:17:12 UTC by
satchmo
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-23 01:17:12 UTC
Post #265900
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-23 01:31:17 UTC
Post #265901
In case you haven't heard of erhu before.
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-23 02:57:45 UTC
Post #265903
nice
but not as nice as these guys
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acdc
Australian rock legends! singing sinse 1970s right up to now - released a new CD the other year.
i wouldnt say they are 'super cute' though
but not as nice as these guys
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acdc
Australian rock legends! singing sinse 1970s right up to now - released a new CD the other year.
i wouldnt say they are 'super cute' though
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-23 03:02:27 UTC
Post #265904
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-23 05:46:59 UTC
Post #265908
Maybe you're all right. But I'm righter...
And yes, I did hear you before, Hunter (I think it was you, anyway).
And yes, I did hear you before, Hunter (I think it was you, anyway).
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-23 10:56:47 UTC
Post #265914
Man, I had to turn the volume down for those throat singers.
Posted 15 years ago2009-04-27 11:16:48 UTC
Post #266043
Sounds nice. 
Japanese sounds quite different from Mandarin and Tibetan (?) though. I like Tselang Lhamo more.
I actually started playing erhu a while ago. Not that I'm good or anything, but it's fun.
Japanese sounds quite different from Mandarin and Tibetan (?) though. I like Tselang Lhamo more.I actually started playing erhu a while ago. Not that I'm good or anything, but it's fun.
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