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Yes. The strongest in the audition. Next singer, please come out. Singer number 59. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Uh, a bit, as expected, oh, a bit, as expected, an overseas feeling. >> It really feels overseas. Exotic. >> I was a singer from Asia. >> God. >> From Asia. >> Uh-huh. >> A singer. >> I got. >> Uh-huh. >> I got. >> I got. I got God. >> No, this is >> God, there's a huge meaning, or lately, through K-pop, our Korean God. >> This is also a trend, isn't it? >> Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes. Between the two. >> Not that one. >> Not that one, the one in front. >> The ones who were very disappointing are gone. The ones who were very disappointing are gone. Ah, really. >> We weren't even doing it amongst ourselves. >> It's truly regrettable. >> No, but could you explain what this "Asia's God" is? >> I came from the Philippines. When I lived there, I participated in an audition called Asia's Talent, and thankfully, I made it to the final stage. Wow. >> In Korea. >> Yes. >> Asia's Talent was not broadcast. >> So. >> I didn't have a chance to let people know about me as a singer. Then I encountered K-pop, and K-pop is famous worldwide, isn't it? So I came to Korea wanting to be recognized for my singing, and through Singha High, I want to show my talent and be known as Singer God 59. >> Oh. >> God, okay. >> Hearing what you've said so far, and to prepare for today's stage, you've cut off contact with your family in the Philippines. >> Ah, rather, don't you usually keep in touch? Ah, yes. I chose Choi Yo-seop's "When Time Passes" and practiced pronunciation a lot to convey the lyrics well. Especially the "sh" sound is very difficult. >> It's not an easy pronunciation. >> But after talking with my family in English, it suddenly gets worse. It feels like my Korean is getting worse again. >> It feels like it's getting worse again. >> Amazing. >> Such passion. Just. >> Please come forward, singer 59. It's a bit awkward, but just. >> Anything. [Music] [Music] Even if you show a smile for me or you, you can't hide your feelings. Turning away powerlessly, I only see the world with eyes that draw your image. [Music] I know. Our love. That this is the last. Even if we both want it, it can't be eternal. In front of passing time, it's gone. >> When time passes, my heart will burst. >> Even though I have a longing heart. [Music] Don't forget and remember that there was a love that was infinitely precious. [Music] When time passes, my heart will be revealed. [Music] Even though I have a longing heart. Without being without being infinitely precious love, don't forget and remember. [Music] Remember me. [Music] That there was a love that was infinitely precious to us. [Music] Don't forget and remember. [Music] Wow. >> Singer 59 advances to Round 2 with all "Gain." Congratulations. Singer with all "Gain." [Applause] >> Wow. >> Wow. Why are you so moved? I'm so surprised. Well, first, our judge, while looking at the ceiling, the ceiling, and shedding tears continuously, judge Baek Ji-young. >> What were you thinking while singing? I think it was a truly good stage that could move the emotions of Korea's best female singer. [Music] >> Yes. Amazing. >> In front of my eyes. >> I felt like I saw what singer 59 was picturing in front of her eyes. She said, "Remember me." >> Remember me. [Music] >> It felt like I was seeing something earnest, something I was seeing together. I have just one request: please don't lose this purity. Ignore what people around you say, "Do this, do that." The direction singer 59 is going is the right one. Then you will become a truly great diva who can sing for a very long time. >> Ah, yes. Thank you. Thank you so much. >> And I think there's a subtle charm that comes from your exotic pronunciation, which you want to perfect. >> It exists. It exists. It exists. >> It exists. Actually, what I clearly feel is that the depth of expression for each word is deeper than that of native Korean speakers. It was a perfect stage, so cool, and like a dream. I watched it very well. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. Singer 59 is a rare 20-year-old these days who sings with a classical pop vocal technique. >> Ah, right. >> So pretty. >> I haven't seen her in a long time. >> Yes. It's called "tong" (resonance). The resonance is very good. So you should thank your parents. And what I really want to praise is the variation lines in the middle of the song. Usually, when they do that, a soulful melody comes out. >> It was so natural, and to see a 20-year-old who can produce such good sounds and emotions is something I haven't seen in a long time, so I think singer 59 is someone I really want to watch. >> Thank you. >> Thank you for. >> Ah, thank you. Thank you. >> It feels like a bit of a town time. >> Really? Oh, wow. >> The resonance is so good. >> Did you see oppa doing that? This isn't acting. I'm hooked. What do I do? >> One by one. How hard must she have studied our language? >> Wait a minute. I'm trembling. My goal was to do my best, whether I passed or failed, so I wanted to capture this moment without regret. Yes.