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She began her career in 2011, and was a singer under the Sun Entertainment label. Teresa Carpio and Tak Bo Lam were her vocal tutors. Sita became a singer in 2011, and subsequently released two CDs and won several awards throughout her career.On 17 April 2013, she died in a car accident in Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong at the age of 26.[1][2][3]  Table of ContentsBiography[edit]Singer career[edit]Mourning Activities[edit]Discography[edit]Albums[edit]Composed Tracks[edit]Unreleased Tracks[edit]Chart Standings[edit]Filmography[edit]Dramas[edit]Movies[edit]Mini-Movie[edit]References[edit]Biography[edit]Chan attended singing classes and piano classes with her parents since a very young age. She attended Heep Yunn School for her secondary school education, and was involved in several singing competitions.[4] In her secondary school, she was the member of the school’s choir and fencing teams. On behalf of the participating schools’ fencing competition, her team won the inter-school women’s \u00e9p\u00e9e of the years 2003 and 2004. Moreover, she was the first runner-up in women’s \u00e9p\u00e9e individual in 2004.In 2005, Chan won the championship at her first singing contest. The judge then referred her to be a demo singer, and she became a part-time singer while studying at the City University of Hong Kong. She sang in public in shopping centres such as the apm and the Langham Place, as well as in banquets. From being a part-time singer, she accumulated a lot of valuable singing experience, and was appreciated by the entertainment agency. She signed an agreement with Crowning Talents as a singer in 2010. Next year, she graduated from the Department of Media and Communication of the City University of Hong Kong, obtaining a degree majoring in English for Professional Communications.[5]  Singer career[edit]Chan officially began her singing career in 2011, after signing a contract with Star Entertainment, and her debut song was called “Sad Remembrance” (\u8a18\u5ff5\u60b2). She has mentioned in an interview that she was brought up her career by her parents, her idols Jade Kwan and Kelly Chen. Influenced by them and her past emotional experiences, she specialized in singing sad songs. In late 2011, she won the “newcomer impact award” in the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation.In the beginning of 2012, Chan joined the Sun Entertainment label, and continued the record distribution contract with Star Entertainment. Under the arrangement by Paco Wong, the entertainment agency, she put her first composed song “Lethe” (\u5fd8\u5ddd) to the radio. This song’s music video received 2.7 million view counts on YouTube, and became a top hit on TVB’s Jade Solid Gold (JSG) chart. She also won an award for this song at the first season of JSG Excellence Choice.On 16 March 2012, Chan released her first album “Crazy Love”. On 16 June 2012, she held her first music live called “Crazy Love Music Live” at Kowloonbay International Trade & Exhibition Centre, and invited famous guests of the Cantopop industry to her music live, including Hanjin Tan, Justin Lo and Jade Kwan At the same time, she started to prepare for her second album, “Let Me Find Love”. In July 2012, her song “Gossip” (\u871a\u871a), became the first hit of her 2nd album. This song was adapted from the Korean song “\uc2dc\uac04 \uc744 \uac70\uc2ac\ub7ec” (originally sung by \ub9b0 \u00a0[ko]). The music video of “Gossip” was deemed successful and received 1.9 million view counts on YouTube. She subsequently sent three other songs from her second album to the radio charts. She released her second album on 19 December 2012. She was one of the few new singers in the Cantopop music industry to be able to release two albums in a year.In March 2013, Chan represented Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Asian-Pop Music Festival, she sang her song “Gossip” to compete for the “Asian Super Star” award.On 17 April 2013, at around 2:26 am, Chan reportedly lost control of her car due to bad weather and fog on the Hoi Po Road flyover, hitting the curb before crashing into the central divider.[6][7] “Let Me Find Love” was her last song sent to radio. Many Hong Kong celebrities and many Hong Kong netizens expressed their condolences via various social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Weibo, Hong Kong Golden, and Discuss forums.Mourning Activities[edit]17 April 2013Sun Entertainment issued a press release, stating that the entertainment agent Paco Wong and all staff at Sun Entertainment were shocked, sad and felt sorry about the sudden death of their singer Sita Chan, and that they will fully support and assist her family of her funeral matters. Sun Entertainment’s official website also changed to grayscale tones.City University of Hong Kong Alumni Relations Office website had published a mourning statement.Heep Yunn School’s official Facebook page had quoted the related news for mourning.18 April 201319 April 2013Sun Entertainment announced, in accordance with wishes of Chan’s family, that it will launch her commemorative album, named “All the Best …”. The commemorative album will feature her unreleased tracks, old songs, demos, music videos, “Neway Music Live x Sita Chan” DVD of 29 December 2012, and the condolence messages from her family and friends.10 May 2013The family according to Sita’s wishes, they decided to adopt the western funeral ceremony. The funeral venue was decorated with the colours of pink and white. The choir of her alma mater Heep Yunn School also presented psalm singing. Her funeral was scheduled on 10 May 2013, at the Po Fook Memorial Hall in Tai Wai.Sun Entertainment released her music videos of her new songs, including “The Script of Love” (\u611b\u7684\u5287\u672c), “Love Me Not” (\u4e0d\u611b\u6211)…etc.11 May 2013On the day of funeral, Chan was sent to the Fu Shan Crematorium for cremation.15 May 2013Sita’s commemorate album “All the Best …” was scheduled to be released on that day.Discography[edit]Albums[edit]DatePublisherTypeProduct TitleTrack list16 March 2012Star EntertainmentEPCrazy LoveCrazy LoveGirl’s Talk (\u59ca\u59b9\u5718)Evil Dead (\u5c4d\u8b8a)Let The Kite Fly (\u8b93\u98a8\u7b8f\u98db)Owe You (\u6b20\u4f60)Lethe (\u5fd8\u5ddd)Bonus CDSad Remembrance (\u8a18\u5ff5\u60b2)I Was Too Silly (\u6211\u592a\u50bb \u2013 “Sad Remembrance” Mandarin version)14 December 2012Sun EntertainmentAlbumLet Me Find LoveGossip (\u871a\u871a)Loud (\u5608)Backup (\u5f8c\u5099)Disappointment Slush (\u5931\u843d\u51b0)Let Me Find LoveThousand Years (\u5343\u79cb)Panoramic (\u5168\u666f)Roller Coaster (\u904e\u5c71\u8eca \u2013 “Lethe” Mandarin version)Lover No. 2 (\u7b2c\u4e8c\u611b\u4eba \u2013 “Backup” Mandarin version)15 May 2013Sun EntertainmentCommemorative albumAll The BestCD1Crazy LoveGirl’s Talk (\u59ca\u59b9\u5718)Evil Dead (\u5c4d\u8b8a)Let The Kite Fly (\u8b93\u98a8\u7b8f\u98db)Owe You (\u6b20\u4f60)Lethe (\u5fd8\u5ddd)Sad Remembrance (\u8a18\u5ff5\u60b2)Love Magic (\u611b\u6200\u9b54\u6cd5)I Was Too Silly (\u6211\u592a\u50bb \u2013 “Sad Remembrance” Mandarin version)The Script of Love (\u611b\u7684\u5287\u672c Mandarin)CD2Gossip (\u871a\u871a)Loud (\u5608)Backup (\u5f8c\u5099)Disappointment Slush (\u5931\u843d\u51b0)Let Me Find LoveThousand Years (\u5343\u79cb)Panoramic (\u5168\u666f)Roller Coaster (\u904e\u5c71\u8eca \u2013 “Lethe” Mandarin version)Lover No. 2 (\u7b2c\u4e8c\u60c5\u4eba \u2013 “Lover Reserve” Mandarin version)Love Me Not (\u4e0d\u611b\u6211 \u2013 “Gossip” Mandarin version)‘CD3Sita’s written and unpublished 16 songs demo:World Only YouRnBJ+JHappyyDuet68Apr-19CurseMadMommy Missy (\u60f3\u8b1b\u4e00\u8072\u6211\u611b\u4f60)5554343213Not that in loveDemo 2013 \u2013 AS DuetSad.v2 demoSita Demo 4Smiley face demo 1DVD1:Neway Music LiveLet Me Find LoveCrazy LoveBackup (\u5f8c\u5099)Wrong Person (\u932f\u7684\u4eba)Gossip (\u871a\u871a)Loud (\u5608)Let The Kite Fly (\u8b93\u98a8\u7b8f\u98db)Medley: The Keys Left \/ Ambiguous \/ Gradually \/ The Best Position (\u7559\u4f4e\u9396\u5319\uff0f\u66d6\u6627\uff0f\u6f38\u6f38\uff0f\u6700\u4f73\u4f4d\u7f6e)Sad Remembrance (\u8a18\u5ff5\u60b2)Lethe (\u5fd8\u5ddd)DVD2:MVSad Remembrance (\u8a18\u5ff5\u60b2)Crazy LoveLethe (\u5fd8\u5ddd)Gossip (\u871a\u871a)Backup (\u5f8c\u5099)Panoramic (\u5168\u666f)Let Me Find LoveThe Script of Love (\u611b\u7684\u5287\u672c \u2013 Mandarin)I Was Too Silly (\u6211\u592a\u50bb \u2013 Mandarin)Love Me Not (\u4e0d\u611b\u6211 \u2013 Mandarin)Composed Tracks[edit]Lethe (\u5fd8\u5ddd), Roller Coaster (\u904e\u5c71\u8eca \u2013 Mandarin version), BeLIEve (English version)Backup (\u5f8c\u5099), Lover No. 2 (\u7b2c\u4e8c\u611b\u4eba \u2013 Mandarin version)Want to say I Love You (\u60f3\u8b1b\u4e00\u8072\u6211\u611b\u4f60)Unreleased Tracks[edit]Other Than Sorry (\u9664\u4e86\u5c0d\u4e0d\u8d77) \u2013 2011BeLIEve (Lethe’s English version) \u2013 2012Want To Say I Love You (\u60f3\u8b1b\u4e00\u8072\u6211\u611b\u4f60) \u2013 2013Chart Standings[edit]Chart StandingsAlbumSong903RTHK997TVBRemarks2011Crazy LoveSad Remembrance(\u8a18\u5ff5\u60b2)16\u201357First released songCrazy LoveCrazy Love\u201319\u201332012Crazy LoveLethe(\u5fd8\u5ddd)141331First winning song(Promotional song of “Love in Time”)Let Me Find LoveGossip (\u871a\u871a)10532Sub theme-song of “Love in Time”Let Me Find LoveBackup(\u5f8c\u5099)\u2013\u20132*3*Sub theme-song of “Lan Kwai Fong 2”.Ranked 6th when first on the RTHK chart in 2012.Went on the TVB chart after her death.Went back on the RTHK chart after her death.Let Me Find LoveDisappointment Slush(\u5931\u6a02\u51b0)\u2013\u20134\u2013Let Me Find LoveLet Me Find Love4\u2013532013All the Best…The Script of Love(\u611b\u7684\u5287\u672c)\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013No.1 Songs in Each Chart903RTHK997TVBRemarks0001\uff0dLegend:An asterisk denotes the song is still on the chart.Filmography[edit]Dramas[edit]Love Love Love (\u6200 Love Love) \u2013 2011How Long can Love Last (\u611b\u53ef\u4ee5\u591a\u72d7) \u2013 2012Movies[edit]Mini-Movie[edit]Cheese Cake mini-movie \u2013 2013AwardsHostCompetition NameAward TitleAward Winning Title2011TVBJade Solid Gold Round 3Best New SingerSita ChanSpriteSprite Charts 2011Best New SingerSita Chan2012TVBJade Solid Gold Round 1Winning SongLethe (\u5fd8\u5ddd)TVBJade Solid Gold Round 3Winning SongGossip (\u871a\u871a)Metro RadioMetro Radio Hits Music Awards 2012Best Metro Female New SingerSita ChanMetro RadioMetro Radio Hits Music Awards 2012New Voice of Digital Music AwardSita Chan2013TVBJade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation 2012Best New Singer, Gold AwardSita ChanCommercial RadioUltimate Song Chart Awards Presentation 2012New Singer Award (Bronze)Sita ChanYahoo! Hong KongYahoo! Popularity Award 2012Best Singer and ComposerSita ChanSinaSINA MusicMy Favourite New SingerSita ChanIFPIIFPIMost Sellable New Female SingerSita ChanSouthern Metropolis DailyChinese Music Media AwardsBest New Female Cantopop ArtistSita ChanReferences[edit]Wikimedia ErrorOur servers are currently under maintenance or experiencing a technical problem.Please try again in a few\u00a0minutes.See the error message at the bottom of this page for more\u00a0information. "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/2022\/06\/25\/sita-chan-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Sita Chan – Wikipedia"}}]}]