RapoM, Son Tae-jin X Kim House, Bae Seo-yeon..The Song's "Monthly Night" is a masterpiece that's been around for generations

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Song Ga-in is proving the power of masterpieces across generations and genres with the traditional Korean trot song "Monthly House Price".

Recently, as Bae Seo-yeon, a youth participant in TV CHOSUN "Miss Trot 4," performed in a 1:1 death match, the enthusiasm for Song Ga-in's masterpieces, which have been sung across generations and genres, is rekindling.

Bae Seo-yeon's "Monthly Night" stage of "Miss Trot 4" received favorable reviews as her sad emotions doubled with Bae's clear and clear tone and solid singing ability. Master Jang Yoon-jung praised her skills, saying, "I did it perfectly from low to high notes," as it is a "Monthly House Medicine" that requires a wide range of voices. Song Ga-in, the original artist, also sent support on social media, referring to Bae Seo-yeon's stage, adding to the warmth.

Starting with Bae Seo-yeon of "Miss Trot 4," the stage of various singers who sang "Monthly Gajak" is also being re-examined. In particular, Choi Su-ho's performance of "Monthly Gagayak" in "Mr. Trot 2" further doubles the sentiment of Korean traditional music and is still loved by trot fans. Choi Soo-ho, who majored in pansori, reproduced the depth of the original song with an open Korean traditional music singing method and completed an impressive stage.

In addition, RapoM, Son Tae-jin, and Kim Ji-won have presented "Monthly House Price" reinterpreted based on other genres, aiming at fans' tastes. RapoM performed a classic-feeling "Monthly Gagayak" on JTBC's "Hidden Singer 7," while Son Tae-jin and Kim Ji-won, former singers, performed "Monthly Gagayak" on MBN's "Korea-Japan Top Ten Show," which featured mid- to low-pitched vocalization, captivating listeners with a different mood.

As such, "Monthagayak" is constantly loved by not only the new generation of trot but also singers of other genres, and is attracting attention as a song that connects generations and genres. Earlier, Song Ga-in's signature song "Gainira" was listed in a middle school music textbook, making it the first case of the trot genre to include a textbook, and "Wolha Gajak" is also adding its meaning with a masterpiece that symbolizes the expansion and succession of trot.

Song Ga-in, who showed the power of masterpieces, will hold a concert called "Gaindal The Chaorda" at the Pechanga Theater in LA for two days at 7 p.m. and 6 p.m. on February 14 and 15 to promote the trot genre.

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