Ka kui wong death fact check, birthday & date of death

Koma Wong Ka Kui. When: June 30, How: Died of internal bleeding after three-metre fall.

Photo: CFP. Source:Global Times Published: That was when Wong Ka-Kui, the lead vocalist and songwriter of Hong Kong rock band Beyond, died from head injures suffered six days earlier when the singer fell off a stage while on a game show in Japan. The day marked a sudden end of the peak "Wong Ka-Kui period" of Beyond. Twenty years have passed, yet Beyond remains a symbol of energetic youth.

Songs of Beyond were intricately linked to people's lives in the s and early s. Now people are still talking about Beyond and singing their songs, especially fans born in the s and s. To mark the special anniversary, Wong Ka-Keung called on his star friends including Faye Wong and Andy Lau to post their theme photos online as birthday gifts for his late brother in May.

Also, Leslie Chan, the group's former agent, will release a biography and a photo album later this year according to a report by The Beijing News. They talk about the similarities of the two remarkable bands: the various themes of their original songs, their great commercial success and the tragic ends of their figureheads. Beyond tried various types of underground rock in the early days.

When they signed with record company in , they changed into a more acceptable rock band for the public.

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To cater to the demands of the golden era of Hong Kong showbiz in late s and s, many singers reworked foreign pop songs, performing cover versions with Chinese lyrics. In those days of producing music quickly, the insistence of composing original songs made Beyond especially precious. Beyond IV broke the highest sales records in Canto-pop reaching double platinum in Wong Ka-Kui chose a wide range of topics for the themes of the band's songs, including ideals, motherly love, criticizing social issues, patriotism, peace and anti-discrimination.

Beyond showed respect to the famous freedom fighter Nelson Mandela in their original song "Glorious Days" in