"Uncle Meng" Tengger debuted on the virtual variety show

As a "post-60s" musician, "Uncle Meng" Tengger will debut on the stage of the two-dimensional animation variety show "2060" broadcast tonight as a flying guest, witnessing the birth of China's original virtual image.

As the first generation of original musicians in China, Tengger has created countless classics in his music career of more than 30 years. His singing is vigorous and powerful, and his unique prairie temperament makes his voice extremely recognizable. But as a "post-60s", Tengger also always has a young heart. He loves to try new things, and his style of work is becoming more and more varied, spanning many fields such as film and television soundtrack, rock music, R&B, etc., and has become a representative of the "broken circle" of the Chinese music scene. In Jiangsu Satellite TV's "Extraordinary Change", he sang "Invisible Wings", vividly interpreting the Teng-style singing voice of "singing the smallest voice with the greatest strength", and becoming "invisible steel wings" in one second; singing "The Sun Never Sets", singing a dedication to praising the father's pursuit of the sun and dying; the cover singing of "Calories" actually raised a sense of déjà vu of eating meat and drinking wine in a big mouth.

Joining "2060" this time, Tengger will take his two-dimensional circle-breaking music experience to select anime images with Chinese elements. It is reported that the show opened its arms to the designers of the national comic and selected original animation avatars. For Tengger, the second dimension is no stranger to him. Earlier, he had sung the two-dimensional song "Love Cycle" with Hanazawa Coriander, which was well received by netizens. Not only that, he once sang the theme song for the domestic animation "Ancient Immortal Dome". From "prairie tough guy" to "changeable cute uncle", Tengger has become a source of happiness for many viewers. Referring to the avatar he likes, he said: "It should be a more mysterious and suddenly eye-catching type. ”

Source: Tonight's newspaper