Being a teenager in Hawaii and going to a great high school, camping and surfing with friends on the weekends, looking forward to college and beyond…Was nice. And then, I wonder - What’s it like for a teenager in North Korea doing the same? Going to a
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2/great school, hanging out with your friends everyday, learning to play rock music on guitar or the drums, looking forward to college and beyond?
“This is the first ROCK SONG in North Korea that is recorded in 2007 PyongYang.” - F. Sueyoshi
“This is the first ROCK SONG in North Korea that is recorded in 2007 PyongYang.” - F. Sueyoshi
3/I don't have to wonder any more thanks to the legendary Funky Sueyoshi who has brought his love of music to North Korea and made teen-age disciples of rock-n-roll.
Pyongyang:Slapping Bass - North Korea 北朝鮮でチョッパー·ベース(平壌の世界201)
Pyongyang:Slapping Bass - North Korea 北朝鮮でチョッパー·ベース(平壌の世界201)
4/Pyongyang: First iPad impact on NorthKorea 北朝鮮 iPadの衝撃(平壌の世界134)
It's amazing to see these North Korean teens in the school of rock who aren't that different from American teens their age if you don't count ethnicity, nationality & ideology.
It's amazing to see these North Korean teens in the school of rock who aren't that different from American teens their age if you don't count ethnicity, nationality & ideology.
5/The world is not American. It isn't Caucasian. And it doesn’t fall under one flag. Diversity is the rule in nature. In human diversity of varying ethnic, national & ideological contours, universalities like music, friendship & love bridge our differences and bring us together.
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