>some singer copy another singer because it's a part of their gimmick
>like when lani m. sing her "diva medley" not because they wanna be
>famous being copycat.
Jun thinks:
Hmmm.. If I'm not mistaken Lani is known for her ability
to 'copy' and mimic other singer's voices. I think that is
why her PR articles would refer to her as "Multiplex-
Queen." Because whenever she did those recordings for
karoake-type music tapes she had to be as close sounding
to the actual voice of the original singer as much as possible.
I suppose when she does her Diva-medley (which she is
popularily known for doing more than anything else) she
would have to get into the character of the local artist
she is imitation by singing in that artist's voice style
as well as their personal mannerism on stage. But there's
one artist she copies more than she imitates -infamously?
And since that is usually the highlight of her concert
act for several years (and I bet still being used when
needed) I would have to disagree with you somewhat
and imagine if there ever was a good case for an artist
not minding at all for being famous as a copycat?
Then that would have to be definitely Lani.
Who is fondly referred here as Regine's Clone,
has got to be undoubtedly, one-heck of the perfect
example for it!
mmJun ;-)
Just to clarify that one point to your statements. Which
was still understood pretty clear about the point you
were trying to make. You just choose the wrong artist
to make it with. (the worst possible artist to use for
that kind of example. eh? Sus. hehe..)
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