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Ouyang Feifei

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Ouyang Feifei (September 10, 1949 -), a Taiwanese female singer, started her career as a drama performer in her early years. In 1966, she signed a basic singer contract with the Central Hotel and officially entered the music scene. In 1971, Ouyang Feifei was recognized by Japan's Toshiba Records and went to develop. When Ouyang Feifei debuted in Japan, she was affiliated with Watanabe Production Company. She made great achievements in the Japanese music scene. In 1972, she was invited to participate in the NHK Red and White Song Competition, becoming the first foreign singer to participate alone. Ouyang Feifei's representative works include "You and Me on the Road of Love", "Longing", "Wandering in the Rain", "Hey! TAXI", "Lost Love", "Passionate Desert", "Grateful Heart", "Love Me Tonight" and "Embrace" and other songs. In 1971, he won the Newcomer Award at the 13th Japan Record Awards for "Wandering in the Rain". In 1972, he won the Japan Cable Grand Prize for "Rain's Rain". In 1983, he won the Best-Seller Award at the 25th Japan Record Awards for "Lost Love". In 2023, he won the Special Contribution Award at the 34th Golden Melody Awards, which was also the first Golden Melody Award in his acting career.

Category
Musicians
Nationality
Republic of China
Born
1949-09-10
Wikidata
Q703137
Occupations singer
Aliases Ou-Yang Fei FeiOuyang Fei FeiOuyang FeifeiOuyang FeifeiOuyang FeifeiSister FeiFeifeiFeifei San

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