Miss Trot for You, Kim Yong-bin Expresses Disappointment Toward Shin Mi-rae… Broadcasts on the 3rd at 10 PM
TV CHOSUN's 'Miss Trot for You' will air its 17th episode, a "Crazy Presence" special…
TV CHOSUN's 'Miss Trot for You' will meet viewers on the 3rd at 10 PM through its 17th episode, the 'Crazy Presence' special. In this broadcast, pairs possessing vocal skills, performance, and visuals will appear to present diverse stages.
The Extraordinary Connection Between Kim Yong-bin and Shin Mi-rae
When 14-year veteran trot singer Shin Mi-rae appears as a "beauty with a lovely voice," Kim Yong-bin expresses his joy. However, Kim Yong-bin draws attention by suddenly expressing disappointment toward Shin Mi-rae, whom he was usually very close to, saying, "Now that I am doing well, she hasn't even contacted me once." Curiosity is mounting as to what story is hidden between the two who have maintained a long-standing connection.
Gil Ryeo-won and Shin Mi-rae's Duet and Chun-gil's Challenge for the King of Singers Seat
Gil Ryeo-won, who possesses a unique vocal color, teams up with Shin Mi-rae to passionately sing 'Moonlit Night in Silla' by Hyun In, released in 1947. As the two voices harmonized, high praise poured in from the scene, with comments such as "This should be designated as a cultural asset at the national level." Meanwhile, Chun-gil takes the place of last week's winner Yeom Yu-ri to perform with Han Da-seong. Attention is focused on whether Chun-gil, who entered the King of Singers seat by calling himself 'Yeom Chun-gil,' can defend his second consecutive win.
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Program | Miss Trot for You |
| Broadcast | September 3rd at 10 PM |
| Theme | Crazy Presence Special |
| Cast | Kim Yong-bin, Shin Mi-rae, Gil Ryeo-won, Chun-gil, Han Da-seong, etc. |
Source: TV CHOSUN press release
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