Expecting Continuous Promotion of Gokseong through YouTube Channels ‘SuwaJinTV’ and ‘Kim Min-kyo HwalryeokTV’

Singer Su Wajin and Kim Minkyo Appointed as Public Ambassadors for Gokseong County View original image


[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Heo Seon-sik] Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do (Governor Yoo Geun-gi) announced on the 2nd that singers Su Wajin and Kim Minkyo have been appointed as promotional ambassadors for Gokseong-gun.


Su Wajin is a talented singer who debuted in 1987 with "Saebyeok Achim" and has released many hit songs such as "Pacho." In addition, in 2013, she established the nonprofit organization Su Wajin Sarang Deohagi and has been consistently engaged in social volunteer activities to help children with heart disease and neighbors in need.


Kim Minkyo debuted in 1989 as the vocalist of Oxen 89, won the gold prize at the 1989 MBC Riverside Song Festival, and gained great popularity as a singer with the hit song "Majimak Seungbu," the OST of the drama of the same name in 1994, which won the Golden Cup.


They have shown special affection for Gokseong-gun by consistently participating in events such as the Gokseong World Rose Festival and the Simcheong Festival, contributing to the revitalization of these festivals, and have maintained a continuous relationship with the county by donating to neighbors in need, leading to their recent appointment as promotional ambassadors.


Going forward, as promotional ambassadors for the county, they will continuously promote Gokseong through YouTube channels "Su Wajin TV" and "Kim Minkyo Hwalryeok TV," and will also carry out various promotional activities utilizing their recognition.



A county official said, "It is a great honor to appoint talented singers Su Wajin and Kim Minkyo as promotional ambassadors, and we look forward to their active promotional activities for our county."


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