Singer Bada drew enthusiastic attention from locals by singing the Korean folk song 'Miryang Arirang' in a hanbok in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.

KBS 1TV will broadcast 'Song Camp: Arirang Across the Sea' over two days, October 13 and 14. The program features a stage where Bada sings Korean folk songs with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop.

Bada showcased the charm of Korean folk music in Paris, leveraging her vocal skills honed across various genres including pop music and musicals. The released teaser video includes scenes of the audience responding passionately to Bada's performance, heightening anticipation.

'Song Camp: Arirang Across the Sea' combines the 'han' (sorrow) and 'heung' (joy) of Korean folk songs with the sophisticated melodies of French chanson. Bada presents the beauty of traditional Korean sound in the heart of French art, transcending borders and language barriers.

The broadcast is divided into two parts, airing at 7:40 p.m. on October 13 and 14, respectively.

During filming in August, Bada shared on her social media: "These days, it's literally an idol's schedule. Amid busy days when I can barely catch my breath, what has always been most precious to me seems to be 'singing.'"

She added, "The France project I've come to take part in after running steadily all this time! It feels like all the precious moments so far have piled up and led to this opportunity to share my voice there. I will deliver the sound of Korea, and Bada's songs, with all my heart to France across the sea. Please also look forward to new stories and stages in France."