#미스트롯2/김용필

#하북트진

#미스터트롯2, 5화 /김용필

#Mr. Ttot 2 and 5 episodes / Kim Yong-pil
#박서진,황민호,임찬,이찬원,안성훈,진해성,최수호

‘미스터트롯2’ 김용필이 1위를 유지

■당신/김용필

영상/당신/김용필

■박서진/떠나는 임아

미스터트롯2 데스매치 2위 박서진/떠나는 임아

■황민호/천년바위

미스터트롯2 황민호/천년바위

■임찬/그물

미스터트롯2 임찬/그물

■ 이찬원/건배

영상/이찬원/건배

■ 안성훈/돌릴 수 없는 세월

영상/안성훈/돌릴 수 없는 세월

■ 진해성/비나리

영상/진해성/비나리

■최수호/월하가약

영상/최수호/월하가약

■Article

On TV CHOSUN's "Mr. Trot 2," which aired on the afternoon of February 2, the results of the online cheering vote in the fourth week were released.

As a result of the online cheering vote in the fourth week, Hwang Min-ho, who was fourth last week, came in seventh. Ahn Sung-hoon ranked sixth and Na Sang-do ranked fifth, up two notches from seventh.

In fourth place, Jin Hae-sung fell one notch from third place last week, and Park Ji-hyun beat him to third place.

Park Seo-jin remained in second place, while Kim Yong-pil remained firm in first place following last week.

Meanwhile, TV CHOSUN 'Mr. Trot 2' is available every Thursday at 10 p.m.

●Trot

4분의 4박자를 기본으로 하는 한국 대중가요의 한 장르.
Trot means "walking fast" and "running with busy steps" in English. The term "fox-trot," which refers to the rhythm of social dance or the rhythm of the performance, has been popular in the United States and the United Kingdom since 1914. However, in the West today, it remains only as a social dance term and is not used as a performance term.

Korean trot is also based on the fox trot. However, in the process of introducing and settling trot, Korean trot went through many twists and turns. Trot-style music was introduced to Korea from the late 1920s during the Japanese colonial period. Prior to this, enka, which incorporates Western foxtrot with Japanese folk music, was popular in Japan.

At the same time, new folk songs were popular in Korea, and as record production began in earnest in 1928, many Japanese songs were translated into Korean, and many Japanese songs were in charge of arranging them in Japan. As a result, the melody of Japanese and Korean songs naturally approached, and from the late 1930s, Korean songs were gradually assimilated into Japanese songs due to the policy of exterminating Korean.

As a result, enka-style popular songs were popular in Korea until liberation. After Korea's liberation from Japan's colonial rule, the production and distribution of self-reliant sound songs, pop songs and jazz techniques were introduced, and Enka-style songs also gained a new name, so-called trot.

However, the name Ppongjjak is not used in the music industry because it is a disparaging term. In Korea, trot began to develop again in the 1960s, and in the 1970s, it was based on the four-fourth beat of fox trot, but was completed in an independent song form with a strong and weak beat and a unique bending method. The trot completed at this time is the current trot.

In the music industry, there are many different views, such as viewing trot as Japanese-rooted Japanese enka and viewing it as music that developed independently from Enka under the influence of Western fox trot.