Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Teresa Teng across 4 places, from 1953 to 1995.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Teng Li-Chun (29 January 1953 – 8 May 1995), also known as Teresa Teng, was a Taiwanese singer, television personality, musician, and philanthropist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Teresa Teng was documented, and when
29 January 1953exact date
Baozhong, Yunlinattested“Teng was born Teng Li-yun to waishengren parents in Baozhong, Yunlin County in Taiwan on 29 January 1953.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
29 January 1953exact date
Taiwanattested“Teng was born Teng Li-yun to waishengren parents in Baozhong, Yunlin County in Taiwan on 29 January 1953.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1981year
Taiwanattested“Upon her return to Taiwan, Teng went on a Southeast Asian tour in 1981, drawing 35,000 attendees in Malaysia.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1981year
Malaysiaattested“Upon her return to Taiwan, Teng went on a Southeast Asian tour in 1981, drawing 35,000 attendees in Malaysia.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1994year
Taiwanattested“Teng gave her last performance in 1994 in Taiwan, a year before her sudden and unexpected death.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
8 May 1995exact date
Chiang Maiattested“On 8 May 1995, Teng died suddenly and unexpectedly while on holiday in Chiang Mai, Thailand, at age 42.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
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1949 to 2009period
Chinamentioned“In 2009, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, a government web portal conducted an online poll to choose "The Most Influential Cultural Figure in China since 1949".”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
17 August 1968exact date
Taipeimentioned“One of her first performances came on 17 August 1968, when she sang at the charity fair in Zhongshan Hall in Taipei, for the relief of the earthquake in the Philippines.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
17 August 1968exact date
Zhongshan Hallmentioned“One of her first performances came on 17 August 1968, when she sang at the charity fair in Zhongshan Hall in Taipei, for the relief of the earthquake in the Philippines.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
17 August 1968exact date
Philippinesmentioned“One of her first performances came on 17 August 1968, when she sang at the charity fair in Zhongshan Hall in Taipei, for the relief of the earthquake in the Philippines.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
8 June 1973exact date
Singaporementioned“On 8 June 1973, Teng participated in the "Far East Top Ten Stars Charity Gala" in Singapore, gave four performances, and raised $400,000 to be used as scholarships for students in need.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1974year
Chinamentioned“Around 1974, Teng's songs began to trickle into China with the availability of radios.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1974 to 1987period
Hong Kongmentioned“Mandarin albums * Goodbye My Love (1975) * Drizzle of Tears (1976) * Light Rain (1976) * Love in Hong Kong (1977) * Let Love Be More Beautiful (1978) * A Love Letter (1978) * Small Town Story (1979) * Tian Mi Mi (1979) * Zai Shui Yi Fang…”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1 March 1974exact date
Japanmentioned“On 1 March 1974, she released her debut Japanese single, No Matter Tonight or Tomorrow, marking the start of her career in Japan.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1976year
Lee Theatrementioned“In 1976, Teng held her first Hong Kong concert at Lee Theatre, which was a tremendous success.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1979year
Japanmentioned“In 1979, Teng was caught with a fake Indonesian passport while entering Japan and was deported and banned from entering the country for one year.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
April 1979month
Vancouvermentioned“In April 1979, Teng held her first concert in Vancouver, Canada.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1980year
New Yorkmentioned“In 1980, she was invited to perform at Lincoln Center in New York and the Los Angeles Music Center in California, becoming the first singer of Chinese descent to make a headline there.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1980year
Californiamentioned“In 1980, she was invited to perform at Lincoln Center in New York and the Los Angeles Music Center in California, becoming the first singer of Chinese descent to make a headline there.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
1980year
Taiwanmentioned“In 1980, a year after the incident, she was allowed to return to Taiwan on condition of cooperation with the Taiwanese government.”source: Wikipedia: Teresa Teng
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