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| − | "March for the Beloved" is a protest song composed in 1981 by Kim Jong-ryul with lyrics written by Baek Gi-wan for the posthumous wedding of democracy activists Yun Sang-won (1950-1980) and Bak Gi-sun (1957-1978). Yun and Bak were both members of the Deulbul Night School, a pro-democratization social activist youth group that sough to help laborers. Bak, who lead group's formation, died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in 1978 at the young age of 22. Two years later, Yun would go on to lead the May 18 Democratic Uprising, becoming a martyr for the democracy movement. The following year, a posthumous wedding was held for them by their friends and associates, so that they would not be alone in the afterlife. Notably, the song was composed at the house of the novelist Hwang Sok-yong, known for his work ''The Old Garden''. | + | [[임을_위한_행진곡|"March for the Beloved"]] is a [[민중가요|protest song]] composed in 1981 by [[김종률|Kim Jong-ryul]] with lyrics written by [[백기완|Baek Gi-wan]] for the [박기순_윤상원_영혼결혼식|posthumous wedding]] of democracy activists [[윤상원|Yun Sang-won (1950-1980)]] and [[박기순|Bak Gi-sun (1957-1978)]]. Yun and Bak were both members of the [[들불야학|Deulbul Night School]], a pro-democratization social activist youth group that sough to help laborers. Bak, who lead group's formation, died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in 1978 at the young age of 22. Two years later, Yun would go on to lead the [[5.18민주화운동|May 18 Democratic Uprising]], becoming a martyr for the democracy movement. The following year, a posthumous wedding was held for them by their friends and associates, so that they would not be alone in the afterlife. Notably, the song was composed at the house of the novelist [[황석영|Hwang Sok-yong (1943-)]], known for his work ''The Old Garden''. |
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2025년 7월 13일 (일) 19:46 판
The Democratization Movement as Seen through Music: “March for the Beloved”
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"March for the Beloved" is a protest song composed in 1981 by Kim Jong-ryul with lyrics written by Baek Gi-wan for the [박기순_윤상원_영혼결혼식|posthumous wedding]] of democracy activists Yun Sang-won (1950-1980) and Bak Gi-sun (1957-1978). Yun and Bak were both members of the Deulbul Night School, a pro-democratization social activist youth group that sough to help laborers. Bak, who lead group's formation, died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in 1978 at the young age of 22. Two years later, Yun would go on to lead the May 18 Democratic Uprising, becoming a martyr for the democracy movement. The following year, a posthumous wedding was held for them by their friends and associates, so that they would not be alone in the afterlife. Notably, the song was composed at the house of the novelist Hwang Sok-yong (1943-), known for his work The Old Garden.
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