What are the Mongolian male singers?

Qi Feng, Tengger singer, Amguulan, Black Horse Group, Brenbayar, etc.

1. Qi Feng

Qi Feng (Mongolian name Aorigele), male, a Mongolian singer, is known as a new generation of Mongolian song king. Born on June 15th, 197, he graduated from the Central University for Nationalities, a national first-class actor, a member of the All-China Youth Federation, a water-saving ambassador of China, a member of the Inner Mongolia Political Consultative Conference, an ambassador of tourism image of Inner Mongolia, a vice-chairman of the Inner Mongolia Youth Federation and a vice-president of the Inner Mongolia National Art Theatre.

Artistic Director of Beijing Wanqi International Music Culture Media. The close disciple of Mongolian long-tune song king Hazab once sang the Golden Hall in Vienna, and was the first Inner Mongolia singer to show the world the splendid grassland culture and the beauty of grassland music and art.

2. Amguulan

Amguulan, born on August 3, 1984 in Xilin Gol League, Inner Mongolia, is a male singer and actor in China.

In p>27, he participated in the competition of Happy Boys on Hunan Satellite TV, and won the eighth place in the national finals. After the competition, he released his first solo single "Missing Mother", thus officially entering the entertainment circle. In 28, the love song "Men and Women" with Xu Ruyun was released; In the same year, he starred in the film "Eighty-one Lattice" directed by yu zhang, in which he played the leading role of first hero. In 29, she released her first solo album Woodenhead.

3. Tengger singer

Tengger singer was born in Otog Banner, Inner Mongolia in 196. China national first-class actor. Member of China Musicians Association. An amphibious artist who combines singing, film and music.

In p>1989, he won the champion of the selection contest for outstanding pop singers. In 1986, he composed and sang the song "Mongols" and became famous at one fell swoop. In the same year, he released his first solo album "You Rise with the Sun". Since 1988, I have written my own songs. In 1989, he won the first place in the top ten national pop singer selection competition sponsored by the Ministry of Culture.

In p>1992, he was invited to give a solo concert in Taipei, which caused a sensation on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and became the first singer from the mainland to give a solo concert in Taiwan Province since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

4. Black Horse Group

Founded in October 23, Black Horse Group consists of five Mongolian boys, including Alateng Burigude (Lao Bu), Wurige Hiratu (Wurige), Xilin Baoliri (Baole), Aorigele (Aori) and Shuriga (Gaga). Since their debut, their singing and performance with unique Mongolian customs have attracted more and more attention in the music world.

their music is based on the rich Mongolian folk song style, combined with the rhythm of HIP-POP music in Europe and America, and the harmony level is clear, and the colorful part is highlighted.

5. Burenbayar

Burenbayar (196-September 19, 218), a Mongolian, was a singer and composer in China, and was the host of the Mongolian program of China Radio International. I got attention because I sang "Auspicious Three Treasures" with my family.

She died of a sudden heart attack on the evening of September 19th, 218, at the age of 58.