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Actress Ha-young revealed she comes from a fourth-generation family of doctors, and amid confirmation of controversy over her great-grandfather's pro-Japanese actions, now a fifth-generation family of musicians is revealed.
On the 28th, KBS2's Happy Together - I like that I'm not alone will feature the "horn-rimmed trio" Yu Jae-seok, Jang Hang-jun and Yoon Jongshin along with special MC Sung Si Kyung of final round group D meeting their life teammates.
"Pansori quasi-intangible cultural asset" Jo Tong-dal appears that day. Jo Tong-dal boasted that he is from a fifth-generation family of musicians, including himself, who is a pansori quasi-intangible cultural asset, his singer son Jo Kwan-woo, and his grandson Jo Hwi.
Jo Tong-dal surprised viewers by saying, "Actually, I opposed my son Kwan-woo singing," then shocked them by adding, "I thought Kwan-woo was castrated." Jo Tong-dal went further, saying, "In historical dramas it would be a eunuch-like vocalization," and even performed an impression of his son's voice.
Still, Jo Tong-dal expressed affection for his son Jo Kwan-woo. He said, "I realized my son's popularity when I went to a concert. At first I thought he was deceiving me," and added, "The moment I heard him sing, it wasn't an ordinary song. That's when I acknowledged Kwan-woo's mastery of sound."
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