But things went against her expectations. She has a beautiful voice. First she had the album "JADE 2", and then she had the experience of dominating the most popular award shows in Metropolis many times. She has obviously won a lot of awards, such as "Release" and "Try for Love".

The Hong Kong music scene in the 1980s and 1990s was very lively and full of talents. Anyone in the circle was a great singer. Fans at that time were fortunate enough to witness the music legend created by the three superstars, Alan Tam, Leslie Cheung, and Anita Mui, as well as the rise of singers such as Karen Yeh, Ellen Lam, Priscilla Chan, Beyond, and Grasshopper Band.

These singers have had a great influence on the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. They have been recorded in the history of the music industry and will be admired by future generations. However, in the Hong Kong music scene, there are also some top-notch artists whose singing skills are top-notch but have not become popular and have become the hidden gems in the circle. It is a pity that the rough jade has been forgotten, and it is also interesting to pick up these exquisite rough jade in the music world.

1, Teresa

For many young people, the name Teresa may be a bit unfamiliar. But in Xiangjiang in the last century, Teresa's name was well known. As one of the representatives of Cantonese sopranos, she used a Western-style song interpretation to push the Hong Kong music scene to a new height at that time.

Lisa Teresa, along with Jenny Tsien, Mariah Yeh, Lily Yeh, and Jie Ling Chen, are known as the "five giants" of the Hong Kong music scene, but Lisa Teresa's reputation is relatively the weakest.

The theme song and interlude of the 1983 version of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" sung by Jenny Yen and Luo Wen have become classic memories for generations;

Ye Liyi has appeared on the Spring Festival Gala stage in the Mainland as early as the 1980s, and she also performed a killing spree. The classic song "Shanghai Bund" is close to her;

fat mother Maria sang the theme song "Light of Friendship" for "Prison" starring Chow Yun-fat, which broke through gold and cracked stones and was regarded as a "masterpiece" by netizens;

Chen Jialing followed "I'm afraid we'll never meet again" and "Who makes you crazy" sung by Leslie Cheung are also extremely popular golden songs.

If Lisa had not appeared on the stage of Hunan Satellite TV's "I Am a Singer", today's young people would be even more unfamiliar with her. But this will not affect Teresa's status in the Cantonese pop music scene at all. In 2007, Teresa won the "Golden Needle Award", the highest honor in the Hong Kong music scene.

was born in a musical family. He learned to sing at the age of six, performed in public at the age of 11, and released a personal EP record in Japan at the age of 14. He was also the first Hong Kong singer to participate in the recording of a TV show in Japan, and has recorded countless English song records. Long-term music education has enabled her to accumulate rich singing experience and music theory knowledge. Her representative works "If" and "I Believe I Can Fly" are both masterpieces of soaring high notes.

Huang Zhan once commented on Teresa: "She was born with absolute pitch (Absolute Pitch). She can sing the standard pitch casually without listening to any musical instrument." This shows how advanced her musical skills are. However, due to the Western music education she received since childhood, most of her songs were in English. Therefore, during the subsequent wave of Cantonese sweeping Hong Kong, Teresa gradually disappeared.

But Lisa Teresa’s greatest contribution to the Hong Kong music scene is to support younger generations and open music schools. In 2005, Teresa opened the "Turissa International Performing Arts Academy". Students such as Sammi Cheng, Michelle Lam, Cheng Rong, Gigi Leung, Cecilia Cheung, Fiona Sit, etc. all shine and have their own achievements.

2, Xia Shaosheng

When it comes to Hong Kong rock singers, the ones that come to mind are BEYOND, Wu Bai, Tat Ming Yipai, etc., because of their wide range of influence and numerous hits. However, in the rock circle, there is another person who takes the eccentric approach. He is obviously very talented but has difficulty becoming popular. He has contributed to the reform of the Hong Kong Philharmonic but has a weak reputation.

This person is Xia Shaosheng. His most eye-catching identity is undoubtedly Chen Jinnan in Jordan Chan's version of "The Deer and the Cauldron", but his more professional identity is actually a rock singer. He sang hits such as "The Empty Stool" and "When the Guitar Cries", and has "Hong Kong "Father of Rock and Roll". His music is regarded as a masterpiece by audiophiles, and Leslie Cheung also calls him the big brother in the music industry.

He has a wide vocal range and a soulful and powerful singing voice. He became famous when he published his first CD "Childhood" and won the Top Ten Best Newcomer Award. However, due to his unhappiness with the record company and his extremely rich love life, his subsequent music career was not smooth. The company's intention to hide it and his insistence on rock music were indeed a pity at a time when Hong Kong's songs were popular but not popular.

3, Sun Yaowei

As a top student in the Hong Kong music circle, Sun Yaowei's image is mostly in screen roles. What is less known is that he is actually well versed in music. He debuted under the nickname "Xiao Lin Zhiying". He has a handsome appearance and beautiful facial features. He quickly became famous with his song "Nice to Meet You".

With his pleasant melody and first-class voice, coupled with his education from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, he quickly attracted everyone's attention and was hailed as one of the "Four Little Kings of Hong Kong".

Later, he tried to cross over and enter the entertainment industry. In 2000, he starred in the costume romance TV series "Princess Huaiyu", playing the role of Emperor Kangxi; later he starred in "Lu Xiaofeng's Phoenix Dances for Nine Heavens", "Xinchu Liuxiang" and other dramas, leaving a remarkable screen image.

At the height of his career, Sun Yaowei encountered a career setback.

It is said that when he went to Japan for promotion, Sun Yaowei refused to perform in Japan, so he was banned. Moreover, this malicious ban lasted for many years. It is indeed bad news for a person to suffer a serious setback when his career is at its peak, but fate can also play tricks on people and give them gifts. In 2010, his relationship with Michelle Chen was exposed. In 2017, they announced their marriage, which is still very sweet.

4, Litian

In 2017, Litian appeared on Mango Channel's "Singer" to fill the role in the name of "Challenge Singer". His unique voice immediately refreshed the audience. In fact, it is not only this time that is amazing, Chaitian has also shown great talent and talent in his previous music career, but it has always been tepid.

Born in a musical family, he started playing piano and composing music at the age of 6, and learned guitar at the age of 10. He was well-educated in music. Later, he was appreciated by Lei Songde and officially debuted and released records. Chaitian is good at writing and singing, and is known as the successor of the singer Jacky Cheung. His future is limitless, and he also got the opportunity to sing in the Hong Kong Coliseum.

Songs such as "Men's KTV", "Life is Hard", "Good Man", "I Have Today" and other songs were well-known at the time. Unfortunately, a drunken fight with Cao Ge damaged Chaitian's image and his career plummeted. As a young man who had just become famous in the music industry, although Chaitian later came forward to clarify and apologize, he had little effect. After being banned by the company, Chaitian went north to start singing. However, Chaitian, who was used to singing Hong Kong-style songs, did not have a smooth career in the mainland, so he gradually disappeared.

5, Wu Yufei

When it comes to the new generation of female singers in Hong Kong, people unanimously name Wei Lan, Xie Anqi, Yong'er, He Yanshi and other names. But they are not the only ones who stand out. There are many invisible singers in Hong Kong who have never been exposed. For example, Wu Yufei is a singer who has been buried for too long.

won the Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Award at the age of 16, and started singing in the Hong Kong Coliseum at the age of 25. He has rich experience at a young age. He participated in the singing, writing, and supervision of the new album, and he can be called an all-round artist. He also won the "Outstanding Pop Singer Award". It can be seen that his singing skills are strong. However, because she is too low-key and rarely hears about scandals and scandals, she is known as the golden "Miss Friendship" and she is married and a mother, so she has always been in a state of neither popularity nor blackness.

6, Caring for Yan

Caring for Yan once won the overall championship in the singing competition, and has a good educational background and excellent appearance. Logically speaking, it is difficult for her to become popular. But things went against her expectations. She has a beautiful voice. First she had the album "JADE 2", and then she had the experience of dominating the most popular award shows in Metropolis many times. She has obviously won a lot of awards, such as "Release" and "Try for Love". "Songs such as "If I Was Beautiful" have long been well-known to everyone, but they have always been famous but not popular.

The reason may be related to her insistence on doing good deeds. Caring Yan has been doing volunteer work for many years and participates at least 4 times a month. She is also the first Hong Kong singer to win the "Hong Kong Outstanding Volunteer Award". He is indifferent to fame and wealth, and has nothing to do with the world. He even announced in 2013 that he would no longer win awards and would only release metaphorical songs to focus on social and people's livelihood issues. Even if she speaks in a small way, this move shows her great vision and structure.

is involved in the entertainment industry, and many people aspire to become famous and gain both fame and fortune. However, these singers are talented, but they were born at the wrong time or had bad luck, and none of them became popular.It does sound discouraging and depressing, and one can only lament that the talents are not appreciated and the ambitions are not available, but even if you sing on the rooftop, there will be people who hear the music and come to feel the love of the mountains and flowing water.

But fortunately, a jade in the rough is always a jade in the rough, and it will definitely shine. And after time's precipitation and polishing, rough jade will appear more gentle and peaceful, waiting for someone to pick it up, read it, and treasure it.