Gayo (music)

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Gayo (music)
Hangul:	가요
Hanja:	歌謠
Revised Romanization:	Gayo
McCune-Reischauer:	Kayo

Gayo or kayo is the Korean term for pop music, including domestic pop, trot as well as any foreign pop music.

In English usage, it is used to refer specifically to South Korean pop music (K-pop).

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

http://koreanrock.com

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