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'No, No' Park Ji-hyun and Kim Eui-young, two voices expressing one song differently

Singers Park Ji-hyun and Kim Eui-young showcased different stages by interpreting the same song with their own unique emotions.

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Singers Park Ji-hyun and Kim Eui-young presented different stages by interpreting the same song with their own unique emotions.

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The same song, different resonances... Park Ji-hyun and Kim Eui-young's 'No, No'

According to the video uploaded to the TV CHOSUN MUSIC channel, Park Ji-hyun and Kim Eui-young revealed their respective musical colors by singing the song 'No, No'. In the video, while the two shared the lyrics and melody of the song, they showed differences in the way they unfolded the piece.

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Park Ji-hyun and Kim Eui-young continued the song with different feelings from the introduction. According to the voice recordings in the video, the two conveyed the sorrowfulness of the song through the lyrics starting with "What words must I say for you to come to me?". In particular, despite being the same song, the fact that the two expressed the song in distinctly different ways appeared as the main flow of the video. In the video, sorrowful lyrics such as "Even if I miss you and long for you, can we not meet? If you stop and leave, what will become of this body of mine" followed, deepening the emotion of the song.

The emotion of the song created by the accompaniment and voices

In the video, from the moment the accompaniment of the song begins, the nostalgic emotion of the song was evoked. Upon hearing the accompaniment, the cast expressed anticipation for how Kim Eui-young would express this song. In the following song, Kim Eui-young continued the piece starting with "What words must I say for you to come to me," which was met with reactions such as "It's completely different" and admiration saying "She's good."

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The two singers digested the lyrics "No, No, I cannot bear it. Though I pleaded while crying, does the passing time make me cry and leave this body alone" with their own breathing. According to the voice transcription in the video, it was confirmed that the emotions of the song were delivered differently during the process of the two people's singing intersecting. In particular, the sorrowful atmosphere of the song was emphasized through the passage "Are you only trying to leave without a word to say? How can you not know the affection engraved in this heart."

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