The best version of "Love Song of the Western Sea" is the one covered by Jingyang Zhuoma.
Originally sung by Knifelang, the song blends musical elements of Xinjiang music and Central Plains music, with a slightly sad but not flamboyant melody. With her warm and generous singing voice,降央卓玛 went on to perform the song, which was loved by the general audience and was widely sung throughout the country, becoming a representative work of降央卓玛 and making thousands of fans remember her from then on.
The song also won the Music Project 2010 Top Ten Songs. born in 1984 in Dege County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, graduated from Sichuan Conservatory of Music in 2005. Tibetan singer.
After her graduation in 2005, Jingyang Drolma acted in the dance drama Dream Kamba, which won the first prize for vocal performance at the Fifth Minority Arts Festival of Sichuan Province.In 2006, she took part in the Third National Minority Concert, and won the Gold Medal for solo performance.
In April 2008, she released her first music album "This Mountain, This Water". in January 2009, she released the music album "The Golden Call". In September of the same year, the album "Golden Splendor" was released. in December of the same year, the music album "Eastern Women's Country" was released. in April of 2010, the music album "The Voice of China" was released.
Lyrics
Since you left. Since then it has lost its tenderness. Waiting in this snowy mountain road long. Listen to the cold wind whistling still. I can't see the edge of the sky. The wind is like a knife cutting my face. I can't wait for the blue sky of the West Sea. I can't wait for the blue sky of the West Sea. I still remember you. Promised me you wouldn't let me lose you. But you follow. The migratory birds that return to the south fly so far. Love is like a kite with a broken string. Can't pull the promise you made. I'm waiting in vain. The warm spring on top of the snowy mountains. Waiting for the plateau. After the melting of the ice and snow returned to the lonely geese.