My favorite

singer

Jolin

Good Voice

Information English name: Jolin

Date of Birth: September fifteenth, nineteen eighty or 9/15/1980

Zodiac Sign: Virgo

Hobbies: Research about health information, watch movies

Favorite colors: white, black,

light sky blue, light pink

AGENT JTsai's second album with EMI Music Taiwan, titled

Agent J ( 特務 J), was released on 21 September 2007. The album featured eleven new tracks - the title track "Agent J" (特務

J)

Bravo Lover

"Bravo Lover" (愛無赦 ) (best known for its often-imitated dance steps[citation needed]) and "Tacit Violence" (冷‧暴力 ), and the bonus track "Let's Move It," which was used as a promotional track in commercials for Toyota. The deluxe version of the album contained a 3-part 70-minute music movie filmed in France, London, and Bangkok. The movie, which cost NT$50 million to film, stars Tsai as the leather-clad Agent J and features popular Korean actor Kim Jae Won and Hong Kong stars Stephen Fung and Carl Ng.[18][19] During the filming of the movie, Tsai had to learn two new forms of dance in 10 days: aerial silk dancing and pole-dancing. She almost paralyzed her right arm and fainted in the process.

InformationAfter the release of J-Top, her first album

with EMI Music Taiwan Dancing Diva was

released 12 May 2006. This album became Tsai's biggest album

yet, selling over 2 million copies in Asia.

Dancing DivaAfter the release of J-

Top, her first album with EMI Music Taiwan Dancing Diva was released 12 May 2006. This album became Tsai's biggest album yet, selling over 2 million copies in Asia.[12] The album featured her released single "Dancing Diva" (舞孃 )

Dancing Forever

Tsai released her third remix album, Dancing Forever (唯舞尊獨 ) in October 2006, which contained two CDs and a

DVD. The first disc contained all new material, including the title track and theme for her tour "Dancing Forever", covers of songs by Chinese singers Sandy Lam

and Faye Wong, and the duet "Marry Me Today" that she recorded with her idol and mentor David Tao. In this album, she experimented with two other Chinese

dialects — Taiwanese and Cantonese (the Canto

version of "Pretence" is on the album). Up to this point, she had only released music in Mandarin and English. The

second disc included remixes of three dance hits from Dancing Diva, while the

DVD featured the LUX-sponsored mini-concert she performed in the summer in Kaohsiung where Huang and Taiwanese boy band Energy

also performed.

See you!!!