Personal Info
Stage Name 黃伊汶
Known For Acting
Known Credits 17
Gender Female
Birthday January 3, 1981 (44 years old)
Place of Birth Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Also Known As
- Emme Wong Yi-Man
- Emme Wong Yee-Man
- 黃伊汶
- 黄伊汶
- Wong Yi Man
- エンメ・ウォン
- ディオール・ウォン
- Emme Wong
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Biography
Emme Wong Yee-Man is a Cantopop singer based in Hong Kong.
Wong originally debuted under the name "Dior Wong" in late 2001, as one of Universal Records's promising new pop starlets. As Dior Wong, she sported a clean and youthful image, and released her first EP Pure Impression in November. She followed with her first full-length album Scents in July 2002.
After a brief hiatus, she changed her name to Emme and returned with her second album (self-titled) in 2003, marked by a new, more mature playgirl image, and uptempo dance tunes which she has been noted for ever since. The subsequent EP Good Show released in 2004 continues in the same vein. She returned in May 2008 with the new dance/electronic single Aspire, and the album The Groove In Me in August.
Wong has, over the years, recorded many Cantonese covers of songs originally sung in English, including "What Took You So Long" by Emma Bunton, "Round Round" by The Sugababes, "Show Me Love" by t.A.T.u., and most recently a remixed version of "He Doesn't Love You" by Sarah McLeod.
Description above from the Wikipedia article Emme Wong, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Emme Wong Yee-Man is a Cantopop singer based in Hong Kong.
Wong originally debuted under the name "Dior Wong" in late 2001, as one of Universal Records's promising new pop starlets. As Dior Wong, she sported a clean and youthful image, and released her first EP Pure Impression in November. She followed with her first full-length album Scents in July 2002.
After a brief hiatus, she changed her name to Emme and returned with her second album (self-titled) in 2003, marked by a new, more mature playgirl image, and uptempo dance tunes which she has been noted for ever since. The subsequent EP Good Show released in 2004 continues in the same vein. She returned in May 2008 with the new dance/electronic single Aspire, and the album The Groove In Me in August.
Wong has, over the years, recorded many Cantonese covers of songs originally sung in English, including "What Took You So Long" by Emma Bunton, "Round Round" by The Sugababes, "Show Me Love" by t.A.T.u., and most recently a remixed version of "He Doesn't Love You" by Sarah McLeod.
Description above from the Wikipedia article Emme Wong, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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