Nam Seung-min, a collection of trot stages ranging from 'Don't Cry' to 'Oh, Spinning Wheel'
Trot singer Nam Seung-min showcased various stages that traverse different song moods. A video released by TV CHOSUN JOY captures his vocal performances of several songs on stage.

Trot singer Nam Seung-min showcased stages that traverse the moods of various songs. The video released by TV CHOSUN JOY contains scenes of Nam Seung-min singing several songs on stage.
Regrets of life and memories of past love
In the video, Nam Seung-min handled a variety of songs, from those evoking sorrowful emotions to those containing traditional melodies. First, when singing 'Don't Cry', he led the stage by delivering lyrics containing the regrets of life and the sadness of parting. Singing of the sadness that flows due to lingering attachment, the emotion of the song, which appears in the lyric line "Isn't life a play anyway?", was carried through Nam Seung-min's voice. A flow of the song appeared, singing of the futility of life along with the message not to cry like a fool.

In the following stages, songs singing of longing appeared. Along with the confession "I only loved you," lyrics reminiscing about past love followed, and songs expressing the heart of one who has passed through a movie-like love were filled with Nam Seung-min's voice. Singing of a situation where one cannot even ask for common greetings to a partner who has become a stranger, an emotional line appeared as if blowing out memories like the wind pulled from the heart. In particular, the emotional line of the song heightens at the part asking the question, "Can we love again?" The lyrics containing intense longing for past love were delivered in conjunction with Nam Seung-min's singing.
The emotion of waiting expressed through traditional melodies
The atmosphere shifts during the 'Oh, Spinning Wheel' stage, which has deep traditional colors. The center of the song is a cry toward the "indifferent lover who does not come even if I wait," containing the emotion of waiting. Describing the situation where the lover, waited for a day or two, does not come even as the moon passes and the sun passes, the poignant situation of waiting for the lover under a lamp burning alone all night unfolded through the lyrics.

While singing 'Oh, Spinning Wheel', Nam Seung-min captured the desperation toward the indifferent lover. Through the lyrics "What would I be without you," he revealed his desperate heart toward the lover, and he composed the stage in conjunction with his singing, depicting the scenery of a sad night where even the lamp burning alone is present. Shouting once more to the indifferent lover to go forward, he sang the traditional emotion of waiting for the lover who does not come even as the moon passes and the sun passes.
Source: TVCHOSUN JOY (YouTube)
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