Teresa Deng did not only sing in Mandarin, She could sing well in many languages. That was why she also had many Japanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Malaysian and Indonesian fans.
I find that Teresa Deng sang very well too in Malay.
In fact all her songs, whatever language she sang them in, were so well and effortlessly sung and with so much soul and beauty that it is hard to choose a favourite. They were all classics.
Even though it has been 16 years since her untimely death, her songs continue to enthrall with their beauty and timelessness.
Below are links to some of the songs Teresa sang in the Malay language.
Selamat Jalan Kekasih (Goodbye My Love) 再见我的爱人 (zai jian wo de ai ren)
Harapan Untukmu (Unforgettable First Love) 难忘初恋的情人 (nan wang chu nian de qing ren)
Kau Tinggalkan Daku (Who Is There To Love Me) 谁来爱我 (shui lai ai wo)
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