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양수경 “BTS·뉴진스 멤버가 내 노래 불러줘 기분 좋아”

K-pop singer Yuri Jung is returning to the stage after a four-year hiatus. In an interview, Yuri Jung shared that she contemplated living a life without singing but ultimately felt drawn to the art of performing. The 26th of May, Yuri Jung held a press conference at YTN News Square in Seoul, announcing the release of a new song and a nationwide concert tour.

Since the end of a 2022 dinner show, Yuri Jung took a break from music for four years, but now plans to meet fans across the country starting on October 18th at the Cube Convention Center's 'CCC' stage. The nationwide concert tour marks the first time in 34 years since 1992. During her performance, Yuri Jung emphasized the importance of stage presence and expressed her dedication to self-care.

She also revealed that she will release a new song titled "다시는 사랑 못 해" (I Can't Love You Again) and plans to perform it live during the concert. The tour's organizer, Good Concert Co., Ltd.'s Min-seon Choi, and overall art director, Shi-eun Chen, are joining the event. Yuri Jung's hit song "그대의 의미" (Your Meaning) has gained popularity among MZ generation fans, and she expressed her gratitude to BTS and New Jeans members for their supportive shout-outs.

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