Korean representative figures and representative songs from the 1950s to modern times

The common classifications of Korean music are two major categories: Trot (Korean folk songs) and KPOP.

KPOP is the most popular Korean wave, so I won’t go into details here. I will mainly introduce Korean Trot.

The heyday of Korean Trot was in the 1970s and 1980s, and many songs are still sung today.

Na Hoon Ah (debuted in 1965, with the title of Trot Emperor)'s representative works "Hometown Station", "Broken Wall Clock", "All the Time" and "Love"

Nanzhen: Representative works "Painful" and "With You"

Representative works of Cho Yong-pil (Korean singer, who has sung with Shinji Tanimura and Alan Tam): The Teahouse That Winter, The Woman in the Window, Love Tragedy, Come Back to Busan Port, I Love You

Cui Baihu: Representative work "Treat Romance"

Wu Chenggen: masterpiece "What's wrong with my age?" 》

Park Hyun Bin "Drunk Like Mud"

Kim Soo Hee: "Southbound Train" and "Adoration"

Shen Shoufeng: Known as the Queen of Trot, her representative works are "Men Are Ships, Women Are Ports" and "That Person"

Seo Joo Kyung's "Abrupt Woman" Representative of the 1990s

Representatives of the 2000s by Jang Yoon-jung "Oh My God" and "The Terminal in the Rain"

Hong Jin Young’s popular representative in “Love Battery”