Kim Yong-bin and Jeong Seo-ju perform 'Calling the Spirit' before Jang Yoon-jeong
Singers Kim Yong-bin and Jeong Seo-ju delivered a duet performance of Jang Yoon-jeong's signature song "Calling the Spirit" in front of the original artist.
Singers Kim Yong-bin and Jeong Seo-ju performed a duet of Jang Yoon-jeong's original song "Calling the Spirit." A video released through the TV CHOSUN JOY channel captures the process of the two singers delivering this duet stage in front of Jang Yoon-jeong.
Kim Yong-bin and Jeong Seo-ju's reinterpretation of 'Calling the Spirit'
In the video, Kim Yong-bin and Jeong Seo-ju sang Jang Yoon-jeong's representative song "Calling the Spirit" as a duet. The lyrics contain themes of longing and tears caused by a single name that cannot be together in life, and how a passing love remains as the thorn of a rose to cause pain. The two singers continued the sentiment of the song, expressing a willingness to go anywhere in the world as long as it is for that person.
According to the transcribed audio, the song begins with lyrics about how longing remains only in tears because of a single name that cannot be together in life. The following sections convey the sorrow of the song by repeating the content that a love sent exhaustingly enters them by chance, remaining as a rose thorn to watch over them in pain.
A performance before the original artist Jang Yoon-jeong
This performance is notable for the fact that Kim Yong-bin and Jeong Seo-ju coordinated their vocals in front of the original artist, Jang Yoon-jeong. Composed as content for the TV CHOSUN MUSIC channel, the stage shows the two singers exchanging the lyrics "If it is you, I will be happy anywhere" to conclude the song according to its flow.
The video captures the process of the two singers completing the narrative of the song by repeating key phrases such as "Because of such a single name that cannot go while alive" and "A passing love enters me by chance, remaining as the thorn of a rose."
Source: TVCHOSUN JOY (YouTube)
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