Consultant and broadcaster Lee Ho-sun paid tribute to the late singer Ok-hee.
On June 21, Lee shared on his social media, "'Ho-sun, learn Zumba!' Whenever I met Teacher Ok-hee at the recording studio, she would show her passion through Zumba, giving me energy and health. When we appeared together on MBC's 'Happy Day,' she was always my partner, bringing joy and positivity to our time together."
He added, "Her voice still resonates in my ears, saying, 'You're doing great,' while giving me a thumbs-up. Today, the beloved Teacher Ok-hee has passed away."
Lee expressed his deep respect and longing for Ok-hee, stating, "Teacher Ok-hee will be remembered as a historical figure in Korean pop music and a woman of love. I pray for her soul to rest in peace."
Meanwhile, singer Ok-hee, whose real name was Kim Kwang-sook, passed away on June 20 after battling cancer.
Ok-hee debuted as the leader of the five-member girl group Seoul Sisters and gained popularity through her solo career after returning from overseas activities. She released several hit songs, including 'Speak Only with Your Eyes' (1975), 'Where Do You Think I Am?' (1976), 'Oh, That Day' (1976), 'Neighbor' (1977), and 'Hold My Hands' (1977), earning widespread acclaim.
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