Kim Jun-su and Ahn Ye-eun perform a March 1st Movement on stage: "With the heart that we were together back then" [Immortal Songs]

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Kim Jun-su and Ahn Ye-eun, who appeared on 'Immortal Songs,' will stage a March 1st Movement performance.

The the 15th broadcast of KBS 2TV's variety program 'Immortal Songs' Episode 769 is specially themed "81st Anniversary of Liberation: Revisiting the Lives of Six Little-Known Independence Activists, Immortal Songs" to commemorate the 81st anniversary of Korea's liberation.

On this day, six musical teams will perform: Hong JiminX Yang Jun-mo, Seo Mun-tak, Ji Sun (loveholic), HanhaeX Rapemon, Kim Jun-suX Ahn Ye-eun, and Im Gyu-hyeong, each representing Jang Reu-reul (CEO). Additionally, 52 descendants of independence activists will be specially invited as the song evaluation panel to add significance.

The independence activist whose life Kim Jun-su and Ahn Ye-eun will illuminate through their song is Teacher Kim Hyang-hwa. Known as a member of the Suwon Geisha Association, Teacher Kim Hyang-hwa led a March 1st Movement by geishas in the Suwon area in 1919, standing at the forefront of the anti-Japanese independence movement. She was arrested for leading the March 1st Movement and endured imprisonment in Cell No. 8 of the Female Ward at Seodaemun Prison alongside activist Yoo Gwan-soon.

Kim Jun-su and Ahn Ye-eun have selected Kim Kwang-seok's song "Get Up" to reflect on the courage of Teacher Kim Hyang-hwa and others who participated in the March 1st Movement back then. Ahn Ye-eun declared her firm resolve, stating, "With the heart that we were together at that time and place, I will sing with the spirit of everyone chanting 'Long live Korea' together."

It is reported that the shared Korean sorrow (han) flowing through the distinct voices of Kim Jun-su and Ahn Ye-eun is sublimated into the determination and spirit inherent in the song, delivering a powerful emotional resonance.

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