What works does Li Shuangjiang have? Compared with Jiang Dawei, whose singing skills are better?

As a "golden voice" in the singing world, Li Shuangjiang's singing skills have always been recognized by people inside and outside the industry. His voice is loud and high-pitched. When singing the chorus, he can actively arouse the audience's emotions and enhance the atmosphere vividly. Well, Jiang Dawei, who is also famous in the singing industry, also has a certain degree of popularity and popularity. Comparing these two singers, who is better? The answer is neck and neck.

Li Shuangjiang’s singing works

During the singing process, Li Shuangjiang often dances and has rich body language, which can often make the surrounding audience excited. Due to his outstanding performance, Li Shuangjiang has been selected by CCTV Spring Festival Gala many times to sing for the people across the country. At that time, if anyone was lucky enough to be on the stage of the Spring Festival Gala, it meant that his performance skills and strength were also very excellent. The songs sung by Li Shuangjiang are believed to be symbols of the times that we have grown up with, such as "Sailing the Sea Depends on the Helmsman", "I Love Wuzhishan, I Love Wanquan River", etc. Li Shuangjiang's patriotic, passionate and enterprising tone has greatly It provided people at that time with the strength to move forward.

Jiang Dawei's singing characteristics

Jiang Dawei's popular song is the theme song "Dare to Ask Where is the Road" from the 86 version of Journey to the West. As a popular film and television hit in China at the time, Jiang Dawei also became a celebrity among screen singers. However, we found that most of the songs sung by Jiang Dawei focus on emotional expression and have relatively low requirements for singing skills. Therefore, we see that when Jiang Dawei sings, he rarely becomes hoarse, but is very soothing and comfortable, while when Li Shuangjiang sings, he sings with all his strength.

Some people say that Jiang Dawei’s singing skills are far inferior to Li Shuangjiang. But I think that the existence of each singer is not to compare the pitch of others, but that everyone has different singing methods and styles, bringing different listening experiences to the audience. Li Shuangjiang and Jiang Dawei are equally capable, but differ in their choice of songs. Both singers injected vitality into that era.