Mona Fong
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Biography
Mona Fong Yat Wah (born Lee Meng-lan) on July 27, 1934 in Shanghai was a Hong Kong singer and later media executive. Fong was active in the 1950s and 1960s, when she was a popular nightclub singer and recording artist in Singapore and Hong Kong. Her releases include The Voice of Mona Fong (also issued as Mona Fong Meets Carding Cruz) on Diamond Records, featuring arrangements by Celso Carrillo and songs such as "Millionaire", "Wooden Heart", and "Delilah". She also appeared on the 1968 Pathé EP Merry Christmas alongside Tsin Tsing and Betty Chung. She is associated with the title song of the 1966 film The Blue and the Black. Fong later became a prominent figure in Hong Kongâs entertainment industry through her leadership roles at Shaw Brothers Studio and Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB).
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- Track Popularity
- QiaQiao Cui ( Dian Ying "Yun Ni" Cha Qu )
- The Music Played
- Flowers
- The Meaning of Love
- Sound of Silence
- Somewhere My Love
- Simon Says
- Delilah
- Ai Ni Ru Gu
- I Gotta Love You
- Millionaire
- Green Grow The Lilacs
- Romantica
- Honey
- Sailor
- Bungawan Solo
- Laredo
- Look For A Star
- Qiao Cui by Mona Fong
- Wooden Heart
- Chuan by Mona Fong
- Bai Yun by Mona Fong
- Yue Se Meng Long by Mona Fong
- Sha
