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Canciones inmortales: cantando la leyenda

Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend ( coreano :  불후의 명곡: 전설을 노래하다 ; RR :  Bulhu-ui Myeong-gok: Jeonseoreul Noraehada ), también conocido como Immortal Songs 2 ( coreano :  불후의 명곡 2 ), es un surcoreano. Programa de competencia musical televisiva presentado por Shin Dong-yup. [1] Es una reposición de Immortal Songs (2007-2009), y cada episodio presenta cantantes que interpretan sus versiones reinterpretadas de las canciones. [2]

El programa transmite un nuevo episodio todos los sábados en KBS2 y lo vuelve a transmitir con subtítulos en inglés en KBS World una semana después en el mismo período de tiempo.

Sinopsis

Originalmente transmitido como Immortal Songs 2 como parte de KBS Saturday Freedom , cada episodio presentaba a seis cantantes ídolos que interpretarían canciones del cantante del episodio. Después de la reestructuración en 2012, el programa regresó el 7 de abril como un programa independiente y rebautizado como Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend . Cada episodio ahora presenta siete cantantes o grupos de diversos orígenes y años de experiencia, que van desde miembros de grupos ídolos populares de K-pop hasta artistas solistas legendarios. Como antes, cada uno interpreta sus propias versiones reinterpretadas de canciones famosas del legendario cantante del episodio. Una característica destacada del nuevo formato son los "episodios especiales" que giran en torno a temas específicos, como eventos festivos o conmemorativos.

Los cantantes invitados se sientan en una sala de espera con los tres presentadores, donde se presentan a los espectadores. El orden de las actuaciones lo decide al azar el presentador Shin Dong-yup, que saca una bola que contiene el nombre del intérprete, y la audiencia de 500 miembros vota después de cada ronda por su actuación favorita. El intérprete con más votos en el episodio gana. A partir del 15 de febrero de 2020, debido a la pandemia de COVID-19, las votaciones fueron realizadas por 20 jueces especiales (en su mayoría empleados de KBS). Puntuaron al artista, pero la puntuación no se mostró en la pantalla y, en su lugar, se utilizó una luz para indicar al ganador.

A partir del 22 de agosto de 2020, el programa pasó a llamarse Immortal Songs . Moon Hee-joon y Jung Jae-hyung dejaron el programa después de ser parte de él durante 9 y 8 años respectivamente y se anunció que Kim Jun-hyun y Kim Shin-young los reemplazarían. [3] El tercer presentador de la sala de espera del programa, Kim Tae-woo, se fue en junio de 2021 después de 3 años. [4] Fue reemplazado por el cantante de trot Shin Yu en julio de 2021, pero dejó el programa en octubre y fue reemplazado por una serie de presentadores invitados (ver más abajo). Kim Shin-young también dejó el programa en noviembre y Lee Chan-won fue nombrado presentador permanente el 20 de noviembre de 2021.

El 4 de noviembre de 2021, KBS anunció que reabriría sus programas musicales para una audiencia en vivo por primera vez desde enero de 2020, cuando comenzó la pandemia de COVID-19. Immortal Songs comenzó a grabar episodios con una audiencia en vivo reducida a fines de noviembre y el episodio 536 fue el primer episodio en emitirse con una audiencia el 11 de diciembre de 2021, y el sistema de luces permaneció como el método para indicar un ganador. [5]

El cuarteto crossover Forestella posee el récord único de más victorias consecutivas en el especial King of Kings en la historia del programa, con 6 victorias en total. [6] También tuvieron 26 partidos consecutivos sin derrotas en su primera ronda de selección.

Elenco

MC principal

MC invitado

Anfitriones de la sala de espera

Actual
Invitado
Anterior

2013

Lista de episodios emitidos en 2013

Cantantes enumerados en orden de actuación.

2014

Lista de episodios emitidos en 2014

Cantantes enumerados en orden de actuación.

2015

Lista de episodios emitidos en 2015

Cantantes enumerados en orden de actuación.

2016

Lista de episodios emitidos en 2016

Cantantes enumerados en orden de actuación.

2017

List of episodes aired in 2017

Singers listed in order of performance.

2018

List of episodes aired in 2018

Singers listed in order of performance.

2019

List of episodes aired in 2019

Singers listed in order of performance.

2020

List of episodes aired in 2020

Singers listed in order of performance.

2021

List of episodes aired in 2021

Singers listed in order of performance.

2022

List of episodes aired in 2022

Singers listed in order of performance.

2023

List of episodes aired in 2023

Singers listed in order of performance.

2024

List of episodes aired in 2024

Singers listed in order of performance.

Awards and nominations

Notes

  1. ^ In addition to the regular episodes, KBS aired a special on March 3, 2018 that was not counted on the official list. Further, episodes 514 and 633 only aired in South Korea and English dubbing has not been provided (possibly due to copyright licensing issues), but no official explanation has ever been given.
  2. ^ held at the KINTEX
  3. ^ with special guest piano performance by Craxilver's Oh Eun-chul
  4. ^ with special guest performance by rapper Lee Young-ji
  5. ^ with special guest guitar performance by Kim Jung-mo
  6. ^ her performance was using Korean sign language for the song
  7. ^ with special guest guitar performance by Shin Daechul
  8. ^ with special guest performance by Korean traditional music vocalist Choi Ye-lim
  9. ^ with special guest performance by Choi Baek-ho [ko]
  10. ^ the episode proceeded as a performance not a contest, Jang Sa-ik performed 9 songs by himself during the show
  11. ^ the episode proceeded as a performance not a contest, with the actors of the TV series performing
  12. ^ special performance
  13. ^ with special guest performance by Yoo Hwe-seung (N.Flying)
  14. ^ with special guest performances by junior singers Joo Chan, Ha Yu-bin, Seo Jung-eun, Song Yu-jin, Meari, Son Dae-hee, Kim Myeong-seob, and Poong Geum and a children's choir performing sign language for the song
  15. ^ with special guest performance by rock band Danggisio
  16. ^ 13th tie and 5th joint win in the show's history
  17. ^ with special guest performance by dance crew Harmonize
  18. ^ with special guest performance by Outsider
  19. ^ the episodes proceeded as a performance not a contest with several special stages mixed-in with the songs listed here
  20. ^ with special guest performance by HerCheck from band SuperKidd
  21. ^ with special guest performance by Ji Chang-wook with the song "Laundry"[25]
  22. ^ 14th tie, 6th joint win, and 1st all-kill joint win in the show's history
  23. ^ the episode was held as a concert outdoors at Gapyeong Lake Park
  24. ^ the episode proceeded as a performance not as a competition
  25. ^ the episode was held as a concert outdoors in Uiseong County
  26. ^ with special guest appearance by Lee Sun-hee
  27. ^ with special guest performance by Korean duo Am:Pm, produced by ALi
  28. ^ special rules for this episode include 3 teams of 2 singers who will sing verse 1 vs. verse 2 of the same song, each match winner gets to keep Jang Yoon-jeong's song as her own with the score system returning for this episode with a max of 500 points per match
  29. ^ with special guest performances by Kim Hee-jae [ko] and by Na Tae-ju
  30. ^ original lyrics in Korean were slightly modified by UV's Yoo Se-yoon for this performance
  31. ^ with special guest performance by dance crew Harmonize
  32. ^ the episode proceeded as a performance, not a contest, summarizing KBS in 6 keywords for 6 legendary shows
  33. ^ with special guest performances by comedians Kim Won-hyo [ko], Kim Tae-won [ko], Lim Jae-baek [ko], Kim Won-hoon [ko] and Cho Jin-se [ko]
  34. ^ with special guest performance by Jeon In-kwon
  35. ^ 15th tie and 7th joint win in the show's history
  36. ^ the episode proceeded as a performance, not a contest
  37. ^ with special guest performance by rapper Camo
  38. ^ the episode proceeded as a lecture/concert, not a contest
  39. ^ with Lim Soo-min [ko] as team captain
  40. ^ with Kang Seung-hwa [ko] as team captain
  41. ^ The scores for all three performances of each team were added to determine the winner, 100 points were available per round by randomly assigning 100 members of the audience to vote. Only valid votes were counted.
  42. ^ Special performance by Forestella with the song Despacito (orig. song by Luis Fonsi ft. Daddy Yankee)
  43. ^ Event held at Namdong Gymnasium. The points system returned with each performer earning up to 500 points taken from valid votes from the randomly selected audience members
  44. ^ consisting of Kim Jin-won, Heo Joon, Park Tae-hee & Scott Hellowell of (YB), Han Kyung-rok & Kim In-soo of Crying Nut, Kim Do-hyung of Jannabi and Chae Do-hyeon of Touched [ko]
  45. ^ the episode proceeded as a concert, not a contest
  46. ^ The band could only perform one song before the festival was delayed and later cancelled due to a thunderstorm. Other bands such as Monni and Soran were also scheduled to perform but were not able to.
  47. ^ Introduced as Chief Song and currently Lee Young-ja's manager
  48. ^ Yang Hee-eun, Lee Sung-mi [ko] & Kim Hye-young [ko] were part of the audience
  49. ^ Special video messages by Lee Byung-hun and Park Chan-wook
  50. ^ Celebrating World Alzheimer's Day. Special opening performance by Nosonoso Choir consisting of older adults with Alzheimer's Disease and their families with the song "Being Happy" (orig. song by Chu Ga-yeoul)
  51. ^ Show's 1st ever recording made abroad to commemorate the 120th anniversary of Korean immigration to the United States. It was held on October 26, 2023 at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ.
  52. ^ The show proceeded as a concert.
  53. ^ With special guest performance by comedienne Lee Soo-ji [ko] with "The Wind Blows" (orig. song by Lee So-ra)
  54. ^ With special guest performance by comedians Yoon Hyung-bin [ko] and Lee Yoon-seok [ko] with "Backpacking" (OST for Qualifications of Men)
  55. ^ Part 1. The second part continues in 2024.
  56. ^ Acoustic version with an orchestra
  57. ^ The show proceeded as a concert.
  58. ^ Part 2. Continued from previous episode.
  59. ^ Featuring Yoo Byung-jae and Song Jin-woo [ko]
  60. ^ Commemorative performance for the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics that are scheduled to have events in Pyeongchang.
  61. ^ With special guest performance by Seo Beom-seok [ko]
  62. ^ Special opening stage performance by Lee Chan-won with his song "Mangwon-dong Blues"
  63. ^ Duo formed by Yoo Jae-suk and Lee Juck
  64. ^ With special guest piano performance by Changmo
  65. ^ Special opening stage performance by Forestella (except Ko Woo-rim) with the song Piano Man
  66. ^ Special opening stage performance by Lee Seung-chul and Hori7on with his song "It's A Rainy Day"
  67. ^ Some performances were edited out of the TV version due to time constraints, but are available online
  68. ^ With special guest performance by Ryu Philip [ko]

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