The beloved southern Korean trot singer, the song Dae-Kwan, known for its iconic successes such as “Sunny Day” and “Four Beats”, died on Friday 7 February, at the age of 78.
The veteran artist, who had been a prominent figure in Korean music industry for over five decades, died of a cardiac arrest at the Soul National University Hospital. The song agency, Starlineup Entertainment, reported that the singer had visited the emergency room of the hospital on Thursday due to the deterioration of health conditions. Although he received care, he sold to cardiac arrest the following morning.
The 78 -year -old singer had encountered some health problems in the period preceding his death. Era alleged who had undergone three surgical interventions in the past and was struggling to recover. The song had also been diagnosed with biliary duct cancer Several years ago, but according to what reported he had recovered.
The exact nature and extension of his health problems in the weeks preceding his death were not entirely clear. His funeral will be held on Sunday at Soul National University Hospital. The song will be buried in Seoul Memorial Park, according to the SCC Local News Station.
Who was the song Dae-Kwan?
Born on June 2, 1946, in the province of North Jeolla, the song made its debut in the music industry in 1967 with the song “The Kind Man”. However, it was not until 1975 who shot the celebrity with his success “Sunny day. “
During his career, Song published numerous songs at the top of the ranking, including “Four Beats”, “Popular Song” and “One Ticket”, who helped him cement his legacy in the Trot genre. The influence of song in the trot music scene was so significant that one of the “was often called”Four Kings of Trotto“Next to Tae Jin-Ah, Hyun Cheol and Seol Woon-Do.
The song went to a short break when he moved to the United States in the 80s due to the decline of opportunities in theatrical performances before making a successful return in 1989 with the successful song “because of love”.
