"Romantic Cherry Blossom" is sung by Aaron Kwok. Aaron Kwok, born on October 26, 1965 in Hong Kong, China, Hong Kong, China, male singer, actor, dancer; film and television singing and dancing multi-disciplinary development of one of the representatives . Aaron Kwok is the first Hong Kong singer to enter the mainland with Mandarin songs. His "Aaron Kwok head" hairstyle also became popular culture in the 90s.
Three-time winner of the Hong Kong Top Ten Golden Melody Most Popular Male Vocalist Award, Aaron Kwok was the first artist to win the Hong Kong Dance Awards in 2005, and the Guinness World Record for a 450° rotating stage at the 2008 Dancing in the Forest concert, and in 2001 he starred in the film Romancing the Cherry Blossom, creating the popular Cherry Blossom Dance.
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"Romantic Cherry Blossom" Background:
Para Para Cherry Blossom was popularized by the dynamic and lighthearted melody and romantic Para Para Dance. Para Para (Japanese: パラパラ, or Para-Para, ParaPara) is a Japanese dance form that originated in the second half of the 20th century and became popular in the late 20th century.
This dance is characterized by predominantly hand movements, with little lower body movement beyond simple footwork. Because of its similarity to the traditional Japanese folk dance Bundo Dancing, some people consider Para Para to be a modern version of Bundo Dancing, and therefore call it "Heisei's Bundo Dancing".Para Para's dance music is based on electronic dance music such as Techno and Eurobeat.
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