”Rest in peace,” Song Dae-kwang's juniors pay tribute

Singer Song Dae-kwang has passed away, and his peers and juniors are continuing to pay their respects. According to his family, the late Song Dae-kwang passed away on the 7th at the age of 79. He had been feeling unwell the day before.
He was taken to the emergency room of Seoul National University Hospital after filing a complaint, but he suddenly suffered a heart attack and passed away during treatment.
Ng De Kwang debuted in 1967. After a long period of obscurity, he became a national singer with the big hit "The Day the Sun Rises" in 1975. After that, he released "Four Beats", "Popular Songs", "One Ticket" and other songs.
He led the trot revival with his hit songs, and until recently, he was a role model for many of his juniors by working steadily on TV shows and in music. Trot singer Jeong Da-gi, who received the sad news of the late Song Tae-gwang's death
In his final words to Herald POP, Song Dae-kwang said, "May he rest in peace." Oh Yujin, a young junior born in 2009, also said, "I will never forget the great star of the Korean trot world, Song Dae-kwang.
As mourning continues from all walks of life beyond the trot world, the funeral was held after discussions with the family, with the president of the Korea Singers Association, Lee Ja-yeon, and Tae Jin Ah jointly serving as funeral committee chairpersons and delivering the eulogy.
Tae Jin Ah will deliver the funeral service, and Lee Ja-yeon will deliver the eulogy. The funeral procession will take place on the 9th, and the deceased will be buried at the Seoul Memorial Hall.