Kim Yong-bin and Trot Stars Pay Tribute to C'est Si Bon on 'Golden Friday'

Kim Yong-bin, the winner of 'Mr. Trot 3' with a prize of 300 million won, along with 10 top trot stars, will present a tribute stage to C'est Si Bon.

Airing on the 3rd, TV CHOSUN's 'Golden Friday' will feature a special episode titled 'The Last Story of C'est Si Bon'. This episode will capture the farewell stage of the legendary Korean folk music group C'est Si Bon, with tribute performances prepared by junior singers, adding to the significance.

First, Jin (眞) Kim Yong-bin will take the stage with Cho Young-nam's 'Moran Dongbaek'. Kim Yong-bin expressed confidence, saying, "I think I've found a song that suits me," and promises to bring out the charm of the song with his unique delicate expression. Notably, 'Moran Dongbaek' is known to be a song Cho Young-nam holds dear, drawing even more attention. Anticipation builds for Kim Yong-bin's rendition of 'Moran Dongbaek'.

Seon (善) Son Bin-ah steps out of the trot genre to challenge the folk genre with Song Chang-sik's 'We Are'. He candidly shares, "It was difficult to capture the feeling of speaking to someone rather than just singing," revealing the challenge of crossing genre boundaries. Attention is drawn to what kind of stage Son Bin-ah's attempt will lead to.

Mi (美) Cheon Rok-dam will present a self-arranged version of Song Chang-sik's 'Blue Day'. His words, "I felt guilty about altering the original," convey his respect for his senior and his contemplation over the stage. Curiosity peaks about how Cheon Rok-dam's reinterpretation of 'Blue Day' will turn out and what the original artist Song Chang-sik's reaction will be.

Meanwhile, the special episode 'The Last Story of C'est Si Bon' on TV CHOSUN's 'Golden Friday' will air on the 3rd at 10 PM.

Reporter Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr