Epaksa
- Name
- Epaksa 이박사 (李博士)
- Birth Name
- Lee Yong-Seok
- Born
- 5 October 1954
- Occupation
- Singer
- Full name
- 이용석.
- Nationality
- South Korea.
- Fields
- trot.
- Languages
- Korean.
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• Name — Epaksa 이박사 (李博士) • Birth Name — Lee Yong-Seok • Alias — Monkey Magic, Moñas, Ceporro, Dr. Lee • Born — 5 October 1954 • Origin — Gyeonggi-do, South Korea • Genre — Techno-trot, comedy music • Occupation — Singer • Years Active — 1989–present • Label — Universal D
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• Title — Korean name • Hangul — %이용석 • Hangulstage — %이%박사 • Hanjastage — 李博士 Epaksa (Born October 5, 1954) is a South Korean Techno-trot singer. his birth name is Lee Yong-Seok. "Techno-trot" is a fusion genre of music which was popular in 1990s and early 2000s, and was well known as speedy tempo.
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• 2020, King of Mask Singer (MBC): Contestant as "Firefly" (Episode 279)
Discography
• Sinbaram Epaksa Vol. 1 (1989) • Encyclopedia of Pon-Chak Party 1 & 2 (1996.04) • 2002 E-Pak-Sa's Space Odyssey (1996) • 5 cm Higher and Rising! (1996) • I'm Space Fantasy (with Maywa Denki) (1997) • Space Fantasy (1st album) (2000.07) • Winter Tech-Pon (2000.11.22) • Pak Sa Revolution & Emotion (2nd album) (2001.01) • Asura-Bal-Bal-Ta (2012.08.23)
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