- Trot (Korean: 트로트; RR:
teuroteu) is a
genre of
Korean po****r music,
known for its use of
repetitive rhythm and
vocal inflections.
Originating during the...
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became known as Enka in ****an, and
later in
Korea developed into Trot (트로트;
teuroteu; t'ŭrot'ŭ). In the 1930s
singers such as Wang Su-bok, Lee Eun-pa and the...
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culture on the rest of Asia, and the rest of the world. Trot,
pronounced as "
teuroteu" in
Korean (sometimes
called ppongjjak (뽕짝), due to its
distinctive background...
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singer Park Seo-jin [ko],
titled Newness of Trot (Korean: 트로트의 신; RR:
Teuroteu-ui Sin). The album's po****rity at
expressway rest
areas made him called...
- Yangachi) (with Superbee,
Uneducated Kid, and Yuzion) — — "trotrap" (트로트랩;
Teuroteu Raep) (with Superbee,
Uneducated Kid, and Yuzion) 113 99 "Summer!" (with...
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Before 1980,
Korea had no pop
music genre.
People usually listened to
Teuroteu or
American songs. However, Lee Young-Hoon and Lee Moon-se
created this...
