Kim Jang Hoon
Kim Jang Hoon started singing in the late 1980s after studying at the Seoul Institute of the Arts. His first album came out in 1991, and the song 'Breakups...
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Kim Jang Hoon started singing in the late 1980s after studying at the Seoul Institute of the Arts. His first album came out in 1991, and the song 'Breakups Are So Like Me' from it became a hit. He was born in 1961 in North Gyeongsang Province.
He kept making albums through the 1990s and 2000s, with songs like 'Good-bye Day' and 'Hon Jat Mal' among his work. His voice had a raspy quality, and he wrote his own material.
In 1993, he was arrested for marijuana possession and took some time away from music. He was known for speaking his mind about social and political topics, which sometimes caused friction alongside his career as a singer.
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