Rimjingang
poem/song by North Korean poet Pak Se-yong; later popularized by the Japanese band The Folk Crusaders
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Rimjingang
Summary
Rimjingang is a single[1].
Key Facts
- Rimjingang's instance of is recorded as single[2].
- Rimjingang's genre is J-pop[3].
- Imjin River is named after Rimjingang[4].
- Rimjingang followed Q11481230[5].
- Rimjingang was performed by The Folk Crusaders[6].
- Rimjingang's language of work or name is recorded as Korean[7].
- Rimjingang was published on March 21, 2002[8].
- Rimjingang's lyricist is recorded as Pak Se-yŏng[9].
- Rimjingang's first line is recorded as 림진강 맑은 물은 흘러 흘러 내리고[10].
- Rimjingang's last line is recorded as 림진강 흐름을 가르지는 못하리라[11].
Product Details
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Authorship and Creation
Among the performers on Rimjingang was The Folk Crusaders[6].
Publication
Rimjingang was released on March 21, 2002[8]. Rimjingang's language of work or name is recorded as Korean[7]. Rimjingang's genre is J-pop[3].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Rimjingang followed Q11481230[5].