HK-American pop singer Coco Lee dies at 48


Hong Kong: Hong Kong-born American pop singer Coco Lee (pic), beloved in Asia for her diva riffs and as the voice of Disney’s “Mulan” in Mandarin, died on Wednesday, according to an announcement from her family.

The 48-year-old suffered from depression in recent years, “but her condition deteriorated drastically over the last few months”, sisters Carol Lee and Nancy Lee said in an Instagram post.

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