Taipei — A prominent figure in Hokkien music, Chen Ying-git, has passed away at the age of 72. Her death comes after a long struggle with dementia, a stroke, and other severe health complications that confined her to bed for three years.
Chen was celebrated for her contributions to Hokkien music, a genre deeply rooted in Taiwanese culture. Her career spanned several decades, during which she became a beloved artist among fans. Colleagues and fans have expressed their sorrow over her passing, highlighting her lasting impact on the music scene.
The news of her death has sparked a wave of remembrance across the music community. Many have shared memories of her performances and her dedication to preserving Hokkien traditions. Her legacy continues to inspire new generations of artists in the genre.
Her family has not yet released further details about funeral arrangements.
