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The Magic Moments--------Leo Ku 2008 Shanghai Concert

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Love is magical, the magic is coming! Hong Kong popular singer Leo Ku will hold his concert named “The Magic Moments” on June.21, 2008 at Shanghai Grand Stage. Leo Ku clinched the biggest prize of the Hong Kong music awards season helped by the popularity of "Loved Too Late," a song that encourages people to express their appreciation for loved ones. Ku was awarded the Four Electronic Media Syndicated Award on Saturday at Hong Kong's fourth and final music awards ceremony of the season, the Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award organized by government-owned radio RTHK. The prize goes to the most decorated singer of the awards season. Ku urged more harmony among pop stars in an industry whose record sales have been hurt by the spread of digital music. "Come the awards season there's always talk of singer A and singer B being bitter enemies or singer C and singer D battling it out. I'd like to say there shouldn't be any bitter enemies in the Hong Kong music industry. We're all comrades," he said. Joey Yung was another big winner at Saturday's Chinese Gold Songs awards ceremony, named best female singer and best-selling female singer in Hong Kong and most popular in mainland China. Veteran actor-singer Andy Lau was China's most popular male singer. In Hong Kong, Hacken Lee was the best-selling male pop star and Eason Chan was named the best male singer. Ku's "Loved Too Late" won the Global Chinese Gold Song Award, which was decided by Internet voting and reviews from Chinese radio stations around the world.

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