Each artist's choice enhances the warm atmosphere of the holiday.
Music emphasizes the value of family and harmony, deepening connections with fans.
As the 2026 Lunar New Year approaches, families are gathering for a long-awaited reunion. Music becomes essential, enhancing conversations around the table and alleviating silence during long drives. Several beloved artists have shared their 'must-listen' tracks for this festive season, promising to elevate the holiday atmosphere.
Anseonghun chose 'Confession' by Park Hyekyung, hoping to evoke heartfelt excitement during the holiday. Hongja recommended her own song, 'Bbarabirippop,' to uplift spirits during long travel, while Nasangdo selected 'Rest Area Blues' to make the journey home more enjoyable. Jeong Hyerin highlighted 'First Train' by the Seoul Sisters, capturing the eagerness to meet family.
Son Taejin encouraged listeners to enjoy travel vibes with Jo Yongpil's 'Let's Go on a Trip,' while Oh Yujin emphasized love's warmth with her track 'Some.' Lastly, Park Minsoo suggested 'Full Moon' to help create a joyful, festive ambiance, wishing everyone a delightful and safe lunar holiday.
The Lunar New Year is one of the most significant family-oriented events in Korean society. During this period, artists highlight the importance of family and harmony through their music, and the recommended songs offer fans a unique musical connection. Each artist’s selections effectively capture the warm spirit of the holiday, fostering a deeper sense of community among fans.
The choices made by each artist reflect their personality and the context of the occasion. For instance, Hongja focused on songs that can alleviate fatigue during long travels, emphasizing the importance of communication. This demonstrates an artist's desire to provide guidance for their fans through music.
Music plays a vital role in enhancing the emotional value of the holiday, allowing fans to feel a new level of connection with artists through these recommendations, making the celebration even more memorable.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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