30 years after the death of Japanese singer queen Miku Skylark, more than 100 million records and CDs have been sold

People's Daily Tokyo, May 30 According to the Japan Jiji News Agency, the total sales of records and CDs of the Japanese singer queen, who was only 52 years old when she died in 1989, reached 117 million copies.

A few days ago, the Japanese Columbia Records Company once again conducted statistics on the sales of records and CDs after the death of Skylark and learned that its sales of CDs and tapes have increased significantly, and have exceeded 100 million copies.

It is reported that the 29th is the 82nd birthday of the Skylark, and next month will usher in the 30th anniversary of the death of the Skylark. (Editor: Xu Wenjin Reviewer: Chen Jianjun)