Coco Lee, a singer and composer who was born in Hong Kong, passed away at the age of 48. She had a career that spanned over 30 years and included voicing the character of Mulan, the protagonist, in the Mandarin-language adaptation of Disney's "Mulan."
Coco had reportedly made an attempt on her life while she was at home on Sunday, according to a statement posted on Facebook and Instagram by Lee's sisters, Carol and Nancy Lee. Since then, she had been in a vegetative state, and she passed away on Wednesday at the Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong.
"With great sadness, we are here [to] break the most devastating news: Coco had been suffering from depression for a few years, but her condition had drastically deteriorated over the last few months," the sisters stated. "With great sadness, we are here [to] break the most devastating news." "Despite the fact that Coco sought professional assistance and did everything in her power to overcome her depression, the demon that resided within her ultimately triumphed."Lee, who received his education in both Hong Kong and the United States, achieved popularity in the 1990s in the Mandopop (pop music performed in the Chinese language) scene in Hong Kong before extending into the Cantonese and English music scenes.
"It is well known that Coco worked tirelessly to open up a new world for Chinese singers in the international music scene, and she went all out to shine for the Chinese," the sisters added. "Coco is also known to have worked tirelessly to open up a new world for Chinese singers in the international music scene."
At the Oscars in 2001, when the song "A Love Before Time" from Ang Lee's film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was up for best original song, Lee performed it. "A Love Before Time" was nominated for the award.
She was given the award for best original film song at the Hong Kong Film Awards in 2001 for the Chinese version of the same song.She made a total of 21 albums, including 18 studio albums, 2 live albums, and 5 compilation albums. She had roles in the films "No Tobacco" by Stanley Kwan and "Master of Everything" by Lee Xin, and she made a cameo appearance in the 2015 film "Forever Young." She made increasingly frequent appearances on mainland Chinese television, most notably as a judge or advisor on several talent shows, such as the 2013 iteration of "Chinese Idol" and the 2015 iteration of "Dancing with the Stars."
Lee was a dynamic performer in front of an audience and was rarely out of the news headlines. In 2011, she tied the knot with Bruce Rockowitz, a wealthy Canadian businessman, in an extravagant ceremony that became one of the most memorable events of the year. Former Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong-based supply chain company Li & Fung, Rockowitz is currently an investor. According to Radio Television Hong Kong, Lee did not have any biological children of her own despite the fact that she had two stepdaughters as a result of her marriage to Rockowitz.
The subject of the Kong singer is discussed in the following five facts.
Coco Lee entered the world on the 17th of January, 1975, in Hong Kong. Ferren Lee is the complete form of her given name. Her Cantonese mother is from Hong Kong, while her Indonesian father was born there. Her mother speaks Cantonese. She had two elder sisters named Nancy and Carol, and she was the youngest of the three. After finishing his high school education, Lee was presented with an opportunity to sign a recording contract in Hong Kong. Coco Lee, who was having problems managing her job as a singer with her academic responsibilities, ultimately chose to withdraw from her university studies.
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Coco had reportedly made an attempt on her life while she was at home on Sunday, according to a statement posted on Facebook and Instagram by Lee's sisters, Carol and Nancy Lee. Since then, she had been in a vegetative state, and she passed away on Wednesday at the Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong.
"With great sadness, we are here [to] break the most devastating news: Coco had been suffering from depression for a few years, but her condition had drastically deteriorated over the last few months," the sisters stated. "With great sadness, we are here [to] break the most devastating news." "Despite the fact that Coco sought professional assistance and did everything in her power to overcome her depression, the demon that resided within her ultimately triumphed."Lee, who received his education in both Hong Kong and the United States, achieved popularity in the 1990s in the Mandopop (pop music performed in the Chinese language) scene in Hong Kong before extending into the Cantonese and English music scenes.
"It is well known that Coco worked tirelessly to open up a new world for Chinese singers in the international music scene, and she went all out to shine for the Chinese," the sisters added. "Coco is also known to have worked tirelessly to open up a new world for Chinese singers in the international music scene."
At the Oscars in 2001, when the song "A Love Before Time" from Ang Lee's film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was up for best original song, Lee performed it. "A Love Before Time" was nominated for the award.
She was given the award for best original film song at the Hong Kong Film Awards in 2001 for the Chinese version of the same song.She made a total of 21 albums, including 18 studio albums, 2 live albums, and 5 compilation albums. She had roles in the films "No Tobacco" by Stanley Kwan and "Master of Everything" by Lee Xin, and she made a cameo appearance in the 2015 film "Forever Young." She made increasingly frequent appearances on mainland Chinese television, most notably as a judge or advisor on several talent shows, such as the 2013 iteration of "Chinese Idol" and the 2015 iteration of "Dancing with the Stars."
Lee was a dynamic performer in front of an audience and was rarely out of the news headlines. In 2011, she tied the knot with Bruce Rockowitz, a wealthy Canadian businessman, in an extravagant ceremony that became one of the most memorable events of the year. Former Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong-based supply chain company Li & Fung, Rockowitz is currently an investor. According to Radio Television Hong Kong, Lee did not have any biological children of her own despite the fact that she had two stepdaughters as a result of her marriage to Rockowitz.
The subject of the Kong singer is discussed in the following five facts.
Coco Lee entered the world on the 17th of January, 1975, in Hong Kong. Ferren Lee is the complete form of her given name. Her Cantonese mother is from Hong Kong, while her Indonesian father was born there. Her mother speaks Cantonese. She had two elder sisters named Nancy and Carol, and she was the youngest of the three. After finishing his high school education, Lee was presented with an opportunity to sign a recording contract in Hong Kong. Coco Lee, who was having problems managing her job as a singer with her academic responsibilities, ultimately chose to withdraw from her university studies.
#cocolee #cocoleedied
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