Alan Tam, born in Hong Kong on August 23, 1950, native of Xinhui, Guangdong, is a male pop singer, musician and actor in Hong Kong, China.

Joined the Loosers band in 1968 and made his official debut. In 1973, he served as the lead singer of the Wenner Band. Personal development began in 1978. In 1979, he went to Taiwan to develop his film career. In the same year, he released his first solo album "Toy Stars" in Hong Kong. In 1981, he won the Best Actor Award at the 18th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards for his feature film "If I'm Real".

In 1991, he sang the song "Flowers in the Water" at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. The song "Can't Say Goodbye" released in 1994 became a masterpiece in the middle of his singing career; in the same year, the "Alan Tam 94 Golden Songs Concert" was held. In 1996, he won the Golden Needle Award, the highest honor in the Hong Kong music scene. In 2003, he won the Music Chart Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2005, the "Singer Love Songs 30th Anniversary Concert" was held.

Character Evaluation

The reason Alan Tam has always been the "principal" is not because he regarded himself as history after becoming famous. Whether it is the youthful years of the Wenner Band or the process of performing 38 consecutive solo shows, Alan Tam has always been a trend-setter.

It is difficult to see Alan Tam relying on his old age and being complacent. The secret of his everlasting age of "forever 25" lies not in his simple liveliness and cheerfulness and good attitude, but also in his continuous learning and creation of music. , so that he will not fall behind the times and progress and develop together with the Hong Kong pop music scene.

For example, he recommended the music of mainland Chinese singer Daolang to Hong Kong, which not only proves that he keeps pace with the times, but also proves that he is open-minded about music and is good at constantly using musical elements to metabolize, and he Collaborating with the Mr. band through the band mode also reactivated the spirit of his time in the Wenner band, thus rocking from within.