K-pop and a kid guitarist ruled the Olympics closing ceremony

Athletes bid farewell to Pyeongchang on Sunday at the closing ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics.

But among the usual speeches, rituals, and parades, K-pop and a kid guitarist came out on top. Or they were the crowd-pleasers, anyway — the closing ceremony is blessedly free of competition.

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13-year-old guitarist Yang Tae-hwan played a variation on "Winter" from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons as part of a celebration of "hallyu" — a term used to describe the "Korean wave" of ubiquity that Korean popular culture has achieved over the past several decades. Read more...

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