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Daegu, Seoul · 35.8603, 128.6070

A 350-meter mural street along the edge of Bangcheon Market dedicated to Kim Kwang-seok, the folk singer whose death in 1996 turned him into something like Korea's Bob Dylan — his songs drift from speakers as you pass murals, statues, and small stages. Walk it slowly, duck into the market behind the wall, and if you come on a weekend afternoon you may catch buskers covering his ballads to a crowd of middle-aged Koreans singing along. It is a ten-minute walk from Gyeongdaebyeongwon Station in central Daegu, easy to pair with the market for a meal.

Local context

For Koreans this street is a pilgrimage — couples on dates and older fans alike come to hear songs everyone in the country can sing from memory, which is exactly the cultural context foreign visitors usually miss.

Folk musicMural streetBuskingKorean pop history

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