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World's Oldest Tenor Hong Un-pyo, 100, to Appear on KBS Show 'Hwanggeum Yeonmot'
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- Hong Un-pyo (100), introduced as the world's oldest opera singer, will appear in the recording of KBS Seminarae's 'Hwanggeum Yeonmot' on October 10.
- The recording will take place at 2 p.m. at Kkantiamo B1 in Seocho-gu, Seoul, featuring tribute performances by his disciple, Professor Oh Chang-ho, and sopranos Heo Yang, Lee Ji-hyeon and Kim Hyeon-jeong.
- The recording will be held with pre-invited audience members, and those wishing to attend can apply through KBS's official channels and the Seminarae promotional page.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 세계 최고령 100세 테너 홍운표, KBS ‘황금연못’ 녹화 출연
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