Norae Undong

Norae Undong

Infobox Korean name
hangul=노래운동
hanja=노래運動
rr=Norae Undong
mr=Norae Undong

Norae Undong is a rock genre of Korean music. It arose in the 1970s and early 1980s from t'ong guitar, and has politically and socially aware lyrics. It was invented by pioneers like Kim Min-ki. The name means "Song Movement".

ee also

*Korean music
*K-pop
*History of South Korea
*Contemporary culture of South Korea


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