Ta Jin-ah and Lee Ru's Unified Yearning Song, Re-examined Amid North Korean Women's Team Visit to South

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Singer Ta Jin-ah is seeing renewed attention for his new song "From Hallasan Baekrokdam to Baekdu Mountain Cheonji," released in collaboration with his son, singer and actor Lee Ru, just as the North Korean women's football team is scheduled to visit South Korea.

According to Jina Entertainment, Ta Jin-ah has launched follow-up activities with "From Hallasan Baekrokdam to Baekdu Mountain Cheonji" after "Gasiyeoin-a." He also appeared on MBC's music program "Trot Champion" on the 14th, delivering a live performance.

"From Hallasan Baekrokdam to Baekdu Mountain Cheonji" is a song expressing hopes for unification and peace. With growing expectations for inter-Korean sports exchange following the visit of the North Korean women's football team, the hometown women's team, to South Korea on the 17th, the song has drawn attention as it circulates in the broadcasting industry.

The song was written by Ta Jin-ah himself and composed by Lee Ru.

The lyrics, "From Hallasan Baekrokdam to Baekdu Mountain Cheonji/If we connect the cable cars and travel between South and North, we will all be truly happy/If we communicate with each other and help one another/It will be truly wonderful if we are together/If we all become one/Let us live happily," express the wish for South and North Korea to be connected as one, traveling freely and living happily together.

The song was included in Ta Jin-ah's regular album "Ta Jin-ah 2026 - Gasiyeoin-a," released on December 28 last year. Although the song was produced independently of the North Korean women's football team's visit, it has garnered further attention as it coincides with Ta Jin-ah's follow-up promotion period.

It is reported that since returning from a performance in North Korea in 1999, Ta Jin-ah has consistently sought to create songs that can bring hope and joy to displaced persons and separated families who have their hometowns in the North.

Jina Entertainment stated, "Amidst this, as the war between Russia and Ukraine has dragged on, causing more people to suffer, we created this song with the thought that it would be wonderful if everyone could live happily while loving one another."

Meanwhile, the hometown women's football team came to South Korea to participate in the 2025-2026 AFC Women's Champions League (AWCL) semi-finals, held from the 20th to the 23rd at Suwon Sports Complex. They are scheduled to face Suwon FC Women on the 20th.

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