Luo Qi
Luo Qi (罗琦; born Nanchang, 6 June 1975) is a female Chinese rock singer.[1] She was singer with the first lineup of Zhinanzhen (Compass), but then went solo.[2] In 1998 she left China for Berlin for six years.[3] In 2004, recalling her own struggles as a teen with drugs, she came forward as an anti drug spokesperson.[4]
Deductive Experience
- debut and start singing when she was 13.
- 1991, Luo Qi was fascinated by "rock and roll" by listend Bon Jovi's music. Then became the lead vocal of 指南针乐队(Compass).
- 1993, Luo Qi conflicted with others in her friend's birthday party, the one pierced her left eye with a beer bottle.[5] At the same year,her band published their first album-选择坚强.
- 1994, Luo Qi became a solo singer.
- 1995, Luo Qi became host in a Chinese program of ChannelV. And the same time, she started taking drugs.
- 1996, first solo album-快乐机器(Happy Machine).[6]
- 1998, Her entertainment helped her make a record of 3 singles: 新天,让我自己来,昨夜有梦. Went to Germany after finish her drug treatment.[7]
- 2004, Luo Qi went back to China with her husband. Publish a single named 永恒的一天 in the end of May.
- 2011, establish a band named 冷空气乐队(Cold Air).
Albums
| Name |
Publish Time |
Language |
| 把你唱醉 |
1994 |
Mandarin |
| 快乐机器 |
1996 |
Mandarin |
Concert
| Time |
Holding Name |
Holding Times |
| 2006-06-06 |
今天是我生日 |
1 |
| 2009-10-31 |
“梁祝之夜把爱唱响”中国摇滚情歌演唱会 |
1 |
Public Activity
- In 2004, Luo Qi went to top 5 cities in China for volunteering to sparkplug the drug treatment.
- In 2009, Luo Qi joined in “爱心力量--北京慈善冰雪摇滚音乐节” which is a charitable program for two months.[8]
- In 2010, Luo Qi attend a ribution concert for drought in south west of China.[9]
Disputed
- In the July of 1997, Luo Qi showed the drug seizures suddenly in the way of Nanjing airport transfer, she stopped a taxi and asked the driver to take her to buy heroin, the result was the driver pulled her to the police station directly. Then she has been sent to a compulsory drug rehabilitation in Nanjing. Such LuoQi is the first exposed Star with drug addict in China.[10]
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