Popular Music Critic Kang Heon, Chairman of the Culture and Art Education Promotion Agency, Dies
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Kang Heon, a popular music critic who read society through music and promoted historical significance even in familiar songs, died on the 20th. 64 years old. According to the music industry, the deceased, who had been the director of the Korea Culture and Arts Education Promotion Agency since December of last year, passed away this afternoon. The sign is unknown. The deceased was in the 1990s
(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Lim Sun-hyeon Lee Taesoo = Pop music critic Kang Heon, the chairman of the Korea Culture and Arts Education Agency, died on the 20th. 64 years old.
Popular music critic Kang Heon passed away on the 20th at the age of 64. Born in Busan in 1962, he entered the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Seoul National University dreaming of becoming a novelist, but later majored in music theory at the university's Graduate School of Music. After graduation, he dedicated himself to the film industry, producing works such as *Oh! Dreamland*, *The Eve of the Strike*, and *Opening the School …
Kang Heon, Chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Foundation, who led Korean popular music criticism in the 1990s, passed away on the 20th at the age of 64.
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