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Miss Kim Dominates Gwangmyeong City Episode of 'National Singing Contest'... Audiences Cheer for Refreshing Vocals in 'Side'

Singer Miss Kim commanded the stage in the Gyeonggi Province Gwangmyeong City episode of KBS1's 'National Singing Contest.' On the episode broadcast on the 9th, a number of invited singers including Miss Kim, Park Hyun-bin, Bae Il-ho, Jo Jung-min, and Kim Yu-ra appeared and performed, while the 16

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter
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Miss Kim Dominates Gwangmyeong City Episode of 'National Singing Contest'... Audiences Cheer for Refreshing Vocals in 'Side'
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Singer Miss Kim commanded the stage in the Gyeonggi Province Gwangmyeong City episode of KBS1's 'National Singing Contest.'

On the episode broadcast on the 9th, a number of invited singers including Miss Kim, Park Hyun-bin, Bae Il-ho, Jo Jung-min, and Kim Yu-ra appeared and performed, while the 16 teams that advanced to the finals added to the festive atmosphere.

That day, Miss Kim took the stage in a red off-shoulder dress, leaving a striking first impression. With her rose-like appearance and signature fresh smile, she captivated the audience's attention.

Miss Kim sang 'Side,' heightening the excitement at the venue. She displayed her professionalism with her refreshing vocal tone, stable live performance skills, and stage presence that matched the upbeat rhythm.

Midway through the performance, she actively engaged with the audience. Miss Kim elicited a response by asking, 'Does Miss Kim sing well? If she does, give me applause and cheers!' and the audience erupted in passionate applause and cheers. Her interaction, making eye contact with the crowd, made the atmosphere even more enjoyable.

Meanwhile, Miss Kim is regarded as having established herself as the mascot of 'National Singing Contest,' and she continues to stand out with her dazzling visuals, outstanding stage presence, and exceptional vocal ability.

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Jonggyu Park
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