
音樂家楊予菁和百城發行雙語情歌〈你的所有 (All of You)〉,獻給繁忙的城市
在許多方面,百城和楊予菁的全新流行歌曲〈你的所有 (All of You)〉非常符合西方樂迷的口味。歌曲開頭的旋律非常動聽,楊予菁溫暖而富有旋律的聲音帶來了舒緩、深情的開場。當她將演唱的接力棒交給百城時,他展現出一種近似80年代純真的樂觀氛圍,歌唱著他對城市生活的美好期盼。

在許多方面,百城和楊予菁的全新流行歌曲〈你的所有 (All of You)〉非常符合西方樂迷的口味。歌曲開頭的旋律非常動聽,楊予菁溫暖而富有旋律的聲音帶來了舒緩、深情的開場。當她將演唱的接力棒交給百城時,他展現出一種近似80年代純真的樂觀氛圍,歌唱著他對城市生活的美好期盼。

Fabio Yu-ching Lee will share his insights into Minnanese migration on Saturday (August 31) in a free talk at the Vancouver Public Library.

A Vietnamese mother flees her homeland by boat with her six children in we the same, which premiered at the Cultch in 2021.

Shihmin Szu—a.k.a. taboeh a ‘oebay tataysi’—hopes that his performance in Vancouver elevates appreciation for SaySiyat ways of life.

VMTheatre Company’s emotional production has caused many audience members to cry in their seats because of the sheer power of the storyline.

媒體藝術家和 DJ 李南屏是溫哥華台灣文化節的常客。早在 2018 年,這位酷兒文化製作人便與現代舞蹈藝術家 Emmalena Frederiksson 合作,推出了名為《潮汐的痕跡》的作品。這部 360 度虛擬實境影片由加拿大國家電影局聯合製作,使觀眾置身於溫哥華近海潮間帶泥灘的一場戶外舞蹈表演之中。

Lee is a media artist, DJ, and artistic director, chief curator, and co-founder of the Chapel Sound Art Foundation.

Plus tôt cette année, une danseuse taïwanaise a fait quelque chose d’extraordinaire à Madrid.

今年稍早,一位台灣舞蹈家在馬德里創下了一項壯舉。薛喻鮮在第33屆西班牙舞蹈與佛朗明哥編舞大賽 (Certamen coreográfico de danza española y flamenco) 中獲得了獨舞創作首獎和年度最佳舞者獎。

Flamenco star Hsueh Yu-Hsien will perform her award-winning solo, Risa y olvido, at the Vancouver Playhouse on September 1.










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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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