Rosetta
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Post by Rosetta on Aug 31, 2003 16:32:53 GMT -5
Did anyone catch the song competition program late Saturday afternoon? One of the winners was clearly non-Korean (she looked Latina). Her Korean husband was in the audience, and she seemed to speak quite fluent Korean. I wonder how many foreigners are residents of South Korea. I wish I had heard this woman sing -- it would have been a trip!
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eyego
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Post by eyego on Aug 31, 2003 19:00:27 GMT -5
Are you talking about the "ladies sing" program ? If you are, I remember the one you're talking about.
Keeping in mind I can't sing a note, so I really have no business to criticize...... but she was pretty bad. I didn't stay tuned to see the winner, but I remember thinking that no way would she win. There were 2 other ladies that were much better.
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Post by Cadie on Sept 1, 2003 10:23:47 GMT -5
If you want to watch foreigners sing in Korean, there is an annual singing competition just for them. I think it airs every New Year's Day (at least in Los Angeles). There are competitors from all over the world, and some of them are quite good!
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Rosetta
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Post by Rosetta on Sept 1, 2003 12:05:13 GMT -5
Are you talking about the "ladies sing" program ? If you are, I remember the one you're talking about. Keeping in mind I can't sing a note, so I really have no business to criticize...... but she was pretty bad. I didn't stay tuned to see the winner, but I remember thinking that no way would she win. There were 2 other ladies that were much better. Well, she was the third-place winner (judging by the size of the trophies), and I didn't hear any of them sing in the competition, but I did hear the first-place winner sing to close the show, and she was off-key big time (unless Korean singing has a different set of pitches from ours). |
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