Park Gyuri New Song 'Bap Taryeong' K-Trot Style

Singer Park Gyuri is returning to her fans after a long hiatus with the release of her new song, 'Bap Taryeong'. Park Gyuri, who majored in Korean traditional music, has been active with her unique, resonant singing style and lively performances. In this new song, she captures cheerful energy with the theme of 'rice,' a familiar subject to Koreans.

The new song, 'Bap Taryeong,' is a semi-trot genre song that expresses everyday themes relatable to everyone with witty lyrics. It has been completed with a cheerful, Korean traditional music-inspired melody, making it easy for people of all ages and genders to sing along. In particular, it captures a bright and positive atmosphere, conveying both excitement and empathy centered around the keyword 'bapsim' (strength from rice), which resonates with the Korean sentiment.

The music video features cameo appearances by celebrity acquaintances of Park Gyuri, including broadcaster Jo Hye-ryun and singers Seo Ji-oh and Shin Sung, drawing attention. They led a cheerful atmosphere on set, adding to the new song's exciting charm.

Park Gyuri stated, "As I'm greeting you with a new song after a long time, I've prepared it ambitiously." She added, "Koreans truly have strength from rice, so please enjoy your meals and show a lot of love for 'Bap Taryeong'."

Park Gyuri is a graduate of Chung-Ang University's Graduate School of Korean Traditional Music, majoring in Korean traditional music. She has built her own musical world by combining traditional singing techniques with trot music. She returned to the stage after overcoming a cerebral hemorrhage in her 30s, delivering an emotional performance, and also left a strong impression on the public by appearing in MBC's 'Real Men' female soldier special.