Tan Weiwei's new song released on Valentine's eve
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E-mail CRI, February 14, 2014
Chinese pop singer Sitar Tan Weiei, winner of the Best Movie Song award at the 2010 Golden Horse Awards, recently released a new version of her latest song Embrace, with the help of UK-based music producer Jason Boshoff.
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Sitar Tan Weiwei hugs her fans at "Today, Let Us Embrace" activity held by Today Art Museum, designed to spread love among friends on Valentine's day by embracing one another for 13 minutes and 14 seconds, which means embrace all-life, February 13th, 2014. [Photo/CRI] |
Speaking exclusively to CRI the singer gave the reasons why she chose to release the new version of Embrace on the eve of Valentine's Day.
"Today is February 13th, which pronounced much similarly to "Love for all life" in Chinese. Meanwhile, it is Valentine's Day tomorrow, and Embrace is the easiest way to convey warmth and love between the pair."
Tan's first version of Embrace, which was released last August was produced by her close friend the Chinese producer Liu Zhou.
She said she really likes both versions of the song:
"The two music producers who have different feelings towards this song generate different interpretations based on their orient and occident cultural background respectively. The two versions provide me with a special feeling in it."
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