Grasshopper (band)
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| Grasshopper | ||||||
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| Chinese name | 草蜢 | |||||
| Pinyin | cǎo měng (Mandarin) | |||||
| Jyutping | cou2 maang5 (Cantonese) | |||||
| Origin | Hong Kong | |||||
| Genre(s) | Cantopop | |||||
| Label(s) | BMA Records | |||||
| Years active | 1985-present | |||||
| Current Members | Calvin Choy Remus Choy Edmond So |
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| Official site | www.bma.com.hk | |||||
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Grasshopper was a Hong Kong Cantopop boy group formed in 1985. The band consists of Edmond So Chi Wai, Calvin Choy Yat Chi and Remus Choy Yat Kit. They first saw fame when they entered New Talent Singing Awards in 1985. They stopped singing and focused on acting for a few years, but returned to music in 2005 when they opened a few successful concerts. They have been best known for their talent rather than their physical features. The band members were students of the late Anita Mui. Edmond So has a daughter, Yumi, with singer Winnie Lau Siu Wai.
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