Taiwanese pop princess Jolin Tsai has been wowing audiences with her bold dance moves ever since she released her “Dancing Diva” album some three years ago. Her complicated dance moves however have taken its toll on the feisty star with a lower back injury prompting her record company and agency to impose a two-month dancing “ban” to make sure that she fully recovers from the injury.
The “ban” decision was made after Tsai had a photosession for a jewelry ad and the the singer was in tears before the photo shoot because of the severe pain from her lower back injury.
Jolin Tsai’s latest dance routine involves a ballet, where she insisted on mastering the moves in just two months when professional dancers usually take 20 years. Tsai, 29, postponed her upcoming three school concerts and six commercial events in China, and this would mean a loss of over NT$20 million.
There are rumors circulating that the “dancing ban” was imposed to help push sales in the three other remaining school concerts since her first four concerts have generated poor sales, with organizers losing about NT$4 million. The organizers however, are quick to deny the rumors.
The dancing diva is still heading to some more events to promote her latest album, “Butterfly”but she’ll mostly be sticking to ballads when she performs..
