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Qian Zhenghao (January 5, 2001 -), a native of Shanghai, a male singer from mainland China and an artist under Yage Culture.

Category
Musicians
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Born
2001-12
Wikidata
Q56278347
Occupations singercomposerdancersongwriterrapper
Aliases Jefferson QianQian ZhenghaoQian Zhenghao

Qian Zhenghao — biography

Qian Zhenghao (January 5, 2001 -), a native of Shanghai, a male singer from mainland China and an artist under Yage Culture. In January 2018, he participated in the iQiyi idol boy group competition to compete in the development-type reality show "Idol Producer", and finally won the 11th place. In August 2018, he released his first EP "My Art 0.5". In December, he was admitted to Berklee College of Music in advance. In February 2019, he participated in the Hunan Satellite TV music competition program "Singer 2019" as a nationally recommended singer. In the preliminaries, he lost to the men's group recommended by experts and was not officially qualified to play. In May, he participated in the iQiyi star singer-songwriter original work competition program "I Am a Singer-Songwriter", competing on the same stage with Chang Shilei, Hao Yun, Jin Zhiwen, Bai An, Bai Jugang and others, and successfully entered the finals with his outstanding performance. In August, he released the first chapter of his first all-original album "Yellow Beetle·Pupillary".

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