On February 25, singers Gong Linna and Wang Kai posted on Weibo, and Shanxi singer Gao Baoli died in a car accident on February 24. Gao Baoli died Gao Baoli, a native ecological singer and tenor singer, was born in September 1976 in a peasant family in Lingqiu County, Shanxi Province, and later entered the Luoluo Lu Theater Troupe in Lingqiu County due to his family's poverty. In order to chase his musical dream, Gao Baoli resigned from the troupe, bid farewell to the stable job in his hometown, and went to Beijing to work hard. In 2005, with an original song "Looking Up at Pingxingguan", Gao Baoli began to receive widespread attention, and since then, he has successively participated in CCTV's "Avenue of Stars", "Roots of Huaxia" Shanxi Folk Song Concert, "Guangyao Taihang" Shanxi Folk Song Concert, the 4th China National Culture Expo, Beijing New Year Concert and other important programs and performances. In 2006, Gao Baoli was accepted as a closed disciple by the famous singer Wang Kun, known as the "Bole of Music", and in the same year, he won the only solo excellence award for Han singers in the 12th National Young Singers Television Grand Prix. In 2008, Gao Baoli won the bronze medal in the national final of the 13th National Young Singers Television Grand Prix, and was the first Han singer to receive this honor in the original ecological singing method of the previous Youth Song Competition. Gao Poly's singing voice is bright and rough, high-pitched and clear. He has released a solo album "Polar Heavenly Sound", which includes classic folk songs such as "Shandan Dan Blossoms Red and Bright", "Peach Blossom Red Apricot Blossom White", and the classic old song "Turning Over and Turning Around" sung with his mentor Wang Kun. Gao Poly's fusion of China's original ecology and international avant-garde pop music has been widely praised and enjoyed the praise of "Shanxi Folk Song King".
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