[Exclusive] ”Music Stage” participates in memorial program for the late Son Dae-kwang... Trot and broadcasting industry in mourning

A day has passed since the late Son Dae-kwang left us. The entertainment industry is in mourning, and the broadcasting industry is joining in the mourning.
According to a Herald POP interview on the 6th, KBS1's "Music Stage" will pay tribute to the late Song Dae-kwang on its broadcast on the 10th.
The show will re-record a speech in memory of the deceased and broadcast it briefly on the day of the show. The late Song Dae-kwang was scheduled to appear on the show next week.
However, due to poor health, he postponed his scheduled appearance. A memorial program will be held to commemorate him, as he was not scheduled to appear on the show.
In addition to "Music Stage," KBS2's "Immortal Masterpiece" and KBS1's "National Singing Contest" are also
In particular, the program will broadcast a recording of the late Son Dae-kwang's performance, which is expected to be his last live performance.
The late Song Dae-kwang passed away on the morning of the 7th. He had recently complained of pain and was rushed to the emergency room of Seoul National University Hospital, where he was admitted for treatment.
He passed away at the age of 78. The sad news of the late Son Dae Kwang left everyone in sorrow. Singers Lim Young Woong and Park Guyoon sent wreaths to the funeral, while In Soon Hee and Tae
Fellow and junior singers such as Jin Ah, Sol Undo, and Kim Soo Chan lined up to deliver messages of condolence. The late Song Dae Kwang made his debut in 1967 with the song "Kind-hearted Uncle" and
They left behind hits such as "Sun Rising," "One Ticket," "Four Beats," and "Popular Song." As they were one of the four great kings of trot, it is disappointing that they suddenly parted ways.
Meanwhile, the funeral procession of the late Song Dae-kwang will take place on the 9th. He will be buried at Seoul Memorial Park.