1, little apple?
"Little Apple", a dynamic rhythm song, can be said to be all the rage. The music of the whole song is fresh and lively, and the lyrics are catchy, which is quite retro. Direct contrast and bright rhythm instantly bring the audience back to the time when they went to the disco, and the joyful atmosphere and brainwashing signature dance movements are unforgettable.
2. Jiangnan style?
The divine comedy "Jiangnan style" is undoubtedly a famous song with a strong sense of rhythm. This song is the first video with more than 654.38+billion hits in Internet history, and it also created the Guinness World Record of "the most popular video" in YouTube history. After its publication, it spread rapidly through the Internet and soon became a popular culture all over the world.
3. Monica?
The song "Monica" established Leslie Cheung as a superstar. This song broke the lyrical style of Hong Kong music in the past, added luster to the song with its youthful and passionate interpretation, and set off a wave of fast singing and dancing. It has become one of the landmark works in the history of pop music in Hong Kong, and has a far-reaching influence on the industry and the public.
4. Why don't you dance?
"Not as Good as Dancing" is a song with a strong sense of rhythm, and it is also Kelly Chen's masterpiece of dance music. Included in the album "Flower Universe" released in 2000. After the song was released, it quickly became popular in the workshop, and then it reached a high rate of singing in KTV, gradually blowing up a wind of "not as good as dancing". ?
5、ParaParaSakura？
ParaParaSakura, also known as the cherry blossom of Bala Bala, is the theme song of the movie Romantic Cherry Blossom. This rhythmic pop song, with its dynamic and brisk melody and romantic and beautiful Bala Bala dance, was once a smash hit. In 20 14, when Aaron Kwok was a good dance instructor in China, Aaron Kwok's classic cherry blossom dance reappeared on the screen, evoking memories of the post-80s generation, and was called the originator of square dance.