‘Trot child prodigy’ Lee Ju-eun passes Seokong Arts High School entrance exam: “Next year, I’ll be a Seoul girl” [Gayo Sesang]

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‘Trot child prodigy’ Lee Ju-eun appeared on a radio program to share surprising news.

Lee Ju-eun appeared as a guest alongside singer Son Min-chae on the WBS One Sound Broadcasting radio show “Jo Eun-hyung’s Gayo Sesang,” which aired on the 10th.

On that day, Lee Ju-eun drew attention with her singing ability and candid talk that defied her young age.

Lee Ju-eun recalled the moment she enjoyed the joy of winning an award at the King of Kings competition, following her receipt of an encouragement prize on the Haman edition of KBS 1TV’s “National Song Contest,” which she had appeared on at her grandmother’s suggestion. She said, “There were many talented participants, so I didn’t expect to win a major award. The result was unexpected, which made me even happier and gave me a sense of pride.”

Lee Ju-eun, who has long been recognized for her exceptional musical talent, continued her ‘Trot child prodigy’-like trajectory by also announcing that she had passed the entrance exam for Seoul Performing Arts High School. She revealed, “Next year, I’ll be a Seoul girl,” expressing excitement about her new beginning.

During Lee Ju-eun’s performance of Yoo Ji-na’s “Three Lang” on that day, her solid singing ability stood out. With a clear and bright timbre, high notes that soared freely, and a rich vocal volume, she brought out the charm of the song. She demonstrated skills that defied her young age by combining the fundamentals honed through musical theater and choir activities with adept stage mannerisms.

Meanwhile, Lee Ju-eun is set to engage in more active music activities under the support of T-Town Entertainment, a newly established agency representing Ha Dong-geun and Jang Hye-ri.

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