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Na Ying

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Na Ying

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Na Ying (November 27, 1967 -), a native of Shenyang, Liaoning, is a female singer from mainland China. She is known as one of the "Chinese music queens" and has served as a mentor for eight seasons of the "The Voice of China" series. Before 1994, sales of vinyl records and cassettes exceeded 8 million, and before 2001, sales of music albums exceeded 23 million. In 2001, she won the "Best Mandarin Female Singer Award" at the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards for her album "Sad Romance". She was the first mainland female singer to win this award in the history of the Golden Melody Awards.

Category
Musicians
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Born
1967-11-27
Wikidata
Q708923
Occupations singeractor
Aliases Na YingNatasha NaNa Ying

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