Karaoke Popular Song Rankings of Ouyang Feifei [2026]

Rainy MidosujiŌyō Fifi1rank/position

Rainy Midosuji by Fifi Ouyang

A classic song that poignantly and expressively sings of a bittersweet love against the backdrop of rain-soaked Osaka streets.

The feelings conveyed by Ouyang Fei Fei are imbued with the sorrow of a woman searching for her lover as she walks south along Midosuji.

The vivid depictions of ginkgo-lined avenues and sidewalks are memorable, unfolding scenes anyone can picture in their mind.

Released in September 1971, the song topped the Oricon weekly chart for nine consecutive weeks.

It won the New Artist Award at the 13th Japan Record Awards and quickly became a massive hit.

It’s best enjoyed alone on a quiet night.

As you listen, reflecting on memories with someone dear, your heart will gently warm with a sense of nostalgia.

Love is overŌyō Fifi2rank/position

Love Is Over

Fei-Fei Ouyang’s signature song, “Love Is Over.” Among Showa-era ballads, it stands out overwhelmingly as a masterpiece of farewell.

Although Fei-Fei is known for her husky voice, I think you can convey enough poignancy in this song without deliberately singing in a lower register.

If you project your voice straight and clear, it will resonate deeply, so it’s best to sing without hesitation.

If you’re comfortable, adding a slight vibrato on the sustained notes can work well.

One caution: don’t let the emotion overflow so much that your voice turns into a sob!

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Love is overŌyō Fifi3rank/position

JUJU “Love Is Over” Music Video (Short Ver.)

Love Is Over, Fifi Ou-yang’s signature song that has been beloved since its 1979 release, portrays an adult breakup through the psychology of a woman who is both romantic and resilient.

In particular, the image of a woman who decisively lets go of love from a nondependent stance must have been innovative even for its time.

The delicate shifts of emotion that emerge from Kaoru Ito’s sensitive songwriting evoke deep empathy in listeners.

Humming this song may bring back memories of youth and give you the courage to live strongly once again.

Love Is OverŌyō Fifi4rank/position

Ouyang Feifei “Love Is Over”

For those who were in their 50s, it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call this song the ultimate heartbreak anthem.

It was released in 1979, and since it was on TV almost every week, I think many people ended up memorizing it.

It even became a karaoke standard that everyone sang.

Is Fifi Ouyang still active in Japan now?