Today is the 54th birthday of legendary idol Seiko Matsuda
He is known as an "eternal idol" by the people, and together with Miku Skylark and Yamaguchi Momoe, he was named one of the three major singers of the Showa period in Japan. It has been famous in the music scene for more than 30 years, and its great influence led the Asian fashion trend of the 80s and 90s.
In November 1979, Seiko Matsuda debuted as an actress. In April 1980, the first single "Barefoot Season" was released and debuted as a singer, and a series of popular works were released in succession, setting record sales records. Her song works are mostly in major key, the style is cheerful and sunny, the lyrics are positive, and the perfect combination with Matsuda Seiko's innocent and clear voice and youthful and lively image makes her quickly become a well-deserved japanese idol superstar, the fashion trend she brought swept Through Asia, and Matsuda Seiko became the object of imitation by everyone.
In the Japanese pop music scene in the 1980s, the daytime competition between Matsuda Seiko and the later debutant Nakamori Akira was as fierce as the us-Soviet hegemony at that time, bringing fans a large number of classic and immortal works. In 1985, Matsuda Seiko married actor Masaki Kanda and announced the suspension of her career, and the following year her daughter Kanda Sayaka was born and announced her comeback to fight in the music scene again.
She has set a record for 24 consecutive female singers in the Japanese music industry, and held this record for 23 years (later overtaken by Hamasaki Bubu), and she is also the female singer who has held the most concerts at the Nippon Budokan, a concert mecca, and has won various awards with her super strength and popularity. He has gone to the United States several times to develop, but has not successfully opened up the situation. After the 1990s, he gradually transformed into a singer-songwriter.
Character evaluation
Whether in appearance or influence, the idol girl who could dominate the Japanese music scene in the 80s was Matsuda Seiko. Bright eyes, fluffy "Saint Son's Head" hairstyle, coupled with the typhoon that was quite characteristic of the live performance at the time, made Matsuda Seiko win the pursuit of many young boys and girls, and her clear voice in her debut single "The Season of Bare Feet" proved that her status as an idol queen was not won by appearance alone. She was one of the most successful singers of her time, reaching the top spot on the public trust charts with 24 consecutive singles, and no one among Japanese female singers until 2006 could break it. The dispute between her and Nakamori Akira in the 1980s not only affected Japan but also affected Hong Kong and Taiwan, and the supporters were clearly divided into the Shengzi school and the Ming cuisine school.
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