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Jung Hoon Hee
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Jung Hoon Hee (정훈희), born on May 11, 1951, in Busan, is a renowned South Korean singer known for her career in the trot genre. She began her musical journey in 1967 with the song "Mist," after being discovered by composer Lee Bong-jo. Throughout her career, she released several classic albums and singles, such as "Fog" and "Lovers in the Rain."
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