Han Wook Kwan (Jo Jae Hyun) es un malvado gángster de Busan que contacta a una antigua amante para reunirse en Seúl, pero al llegar encuentra a un niño de 10 años llamado Jae Soo, quien dice ser su hijo. Al principio planea abandinarlo, pero no puede hacerlo y termina quedándose. Shin Hye Rim (Jo Min Soo) es una viuda con dos hijos, Soo Ah una niña de 12 años y Kyung Ho un niño de 10 años. Después que su marido, deja Seúl con sus hijos y se muda a Busan, donde abre una escuela de piano. Wook Kwan se enamora de ella y más tarde se casan. Poco después, Hye Rim muere en un accidente. Soo Ah y Kyung Ho, que siempre han odiado a su padrastro, le echan la culpa de su muerte y tratan de abandonar el hogar familiar, pero Wook Kwan les ruega que se quede. Transformado en un padre amoroso y trabajador, lucha por sacar adelante a los tres niños. El tiempo pasa y ahora los tres niños son adultos. Sin el conocimiento de Wook Kwan, su hijo biológico Jae Soo (Go Soo) y su hijastra Soo ah (Kim Ha Neul) están profundamente enamorados el uno del otro. Aunque no están relacionados por sangre, saben que una relación romántica entre ellos sería tabú, por lo que reprimen sus sentimientos. Después de que Kyung Ho mata a un hombre que intenta violar a Soo Ah, Jae Soo toma su lugar y va a la cárcel en su lugar, mientras Kyung Ho escapa a Seúl. Cuando Jae Soo es liberado de prisión después de varios años, estudia para convertirse en un médico. Soo Ah por su parte trabaja en una tienda de discos y Kyung Ho continúa siendo un joven rebelde y enfadado que vuelve a Busan. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 피아노
- También conocida como:
- Director: Oh Jong Rok
- Guionista: Kim Gyoo Wan, Lee Young Chul
- Géneros: Romance, Melodrama
Reparto y créditos
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![Jo Jae Hyun in Piano Korean Drama (2001)]( "Jo Jae Hyun in Piano Korean Drama (2001)")
Jo Jae Hyun Papel principal -
![Go Soo in Piano Korean Drama (2001)]( "Go Soo in Piano Korean Drama (2001)")
Go Soo Papel principal -
![Kim Ha Neul in Piano Korean Drama (2001)]( "Kim Ha Neul in Piano Korean Drama (2001)")
Kim Ha Neul Papel principal -
![Jo In Sung in Piano Korean Drama (2001)]( "Jo In Sung in Piano Korean Drama (2001)")
Jo In Sung Papel principal -
![Im Dong Jin in Piano Korean Drama (2001)]( "Im Dong Jin in Piano Korean Drama (2001)")
Im Dong JinByun Hak SooPapel secundario -
![Lee Jae Yong in Piano Korean Drama (2001)]( "Lee Jae Yong in Piano Korean Drama (2001)")
Lee Jae Yong"Viper"Papel secundario
Reseñas
Story:
The story is simply stunning, exceptionally well written, well-constructed characters with very human and powerful conflicts. It's different from other kdramas because, although there is a forbidden romance, what is really striking is how it shows the strength of family ties through many souls who can't find happiness because they are tormented by the past (and here, the past is represented by the piano).
To recapitulate. An incompetent former mobster, who has just found out that he has a son, marries a single mother. A few years later when the woman dies in an accident, the stepchildren hate as much the stepfather as one of them ignores him and the other is given to low life almost like revenge.
Thus in this story no one is willing to forgive: the stepchildren don't forgive the stepfather, the stepfather not forgive himself and the stepfather's son can't forgive himself for loving his stepsister. The only one who seems to be happy is the last daughter, who while filled with light the family, at the same time turns out to be the guilty to make the lovers' romance impossible.
Acting:
Absolutely outstanding performances. If I had never seen this drama, I would never have known that Korea also has its Al Pacino and it's called Jo Jae Hyeon. I take my hat off to his talent. On the other hand, I had never seen any work of Jo In Sung, but surely if you see this drama you will never see him in the same way. Most of the time he is covered with wounds and blood, hating his life and his stepfather. His performance is just extraordinary.
OST:
I started watching this show because I listened "Spring days of my life" by CAN, one of the most memorable songs in Korea. In the videoclip they showed scenes of the drama and so I decided to see it. Apart from this popular song, the OST is really very original.
To end. This drama is full of homesickness and teaches us that we never reach happiness without forgiveness. The stepson never understand the love and good intentions of his clumsy stepfather until he discovers how much he can love a child that is not his. Beautiful reflection and sample of how life turns on a dime. Deep message that leaves you thinking how ironic we are as human beings. Furthermore, most likely you'll end up with a fervent desire to learn to play piano.
1000% recommended!
