Thanks for reacting to Queen Sohyang! First time watching her Arirang Alone in this occasion.
@Hopefully_SohyangАй бұрын
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@miguelangelzuasnabargamarr3239Ай бұрын
The slaying Queen So means live performs 🎉😅😮 Thanks from Perú 😊
@adorable2545Ай бұрын
감사합니다.
@youmaderoskoeАй бұрын
You're welcome..& thank you 🙏
@tom7471Ай бұрын
Thanks for the reaction, Roskoe. I had not seen this version. She is the best of the best!
@youmaderoskoeАй бұрын
You're welcome, Tom
@woodywood-cw7wnАй бұрын
thank you roskoe loved it never heard this one
@adorable2545Ай бұрын
향은 하늘에서 내려준 고귀한 선물입니다,,
@pxfq8ubАй бұрын
Her famous Bb5 or B5 note again, thanks to your reaction. You know what? Only Koreans would sing this song because the Dok-Do (a very small south Korean's island or rocks in the East Sea) featured a couple of times here in the lyrics has a big historical story. Whoever can sing along, it's ok but if one understands the underlying meaning of this song, it's not easy that a singer but Koreans dares to perform like this officially. "Dok" means alone and "Do" does an island, please listen to her pronunciation carefully in the song. Therefore the song title "Arirang alone" is, in fact, mis-named. "Dok-Do Arirang" or "lone(solitary) Arirang" is better in English I suppose. The original Korean song was invented very boring but she made it her own again only to be enjoyed mainly by Korean people again.