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SCMP Reporter

Canto-pop princess Janice Vidal has just released her first English language album, Morning, after the massive success of her first four Chinese language records. She says she's 'always wanted to do a project like this'.
The  singer - with Filipino, Korean and Chinese ancestry - speaks English, Tagalog, Korean, Putonghua and Cantonese. She learned Cantonese with the aim of breaking into Hong Kong's music industry. 
Vidal will perform a private showcase of songs from Morning on Sunday, 5pm, at Cyberport. We have 10 pairs of tickets to give away to lucky readers, courtesy of Channel V. 
Simply answer this question: how many languages does Janice speak? E-mail your answers to syp@scmp.com with 'Janice' in the subject line. Don't forget to include your age and mailing address. 
And tune in to Channel V's Breakout Artist special on August 23 at 8pm to learn even more about the star.



Tickets for Vidal's show on offer