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La líder de Girls’ Generation y solista TAEYEON lanzará el 29 de junio una versión coreana del éxito japonés “Bansanka”, dando inicio al primer volumen del nuevo proyecto J-POP REMAKE 

TAEYEON Encabeza un Proyecto de Remakes de J-pop con “Bansanka” de Tuki.

La semana pasada en K-pop, Kwon Eunbin de CLC se retiró a los 26 años, Shinyu de TWS respaldó una campaña para niños desaparecidos y los Grammys introdujeron una nueva categoría Asian Pop que generó reacciones encontradas. Distintas historias, mismo tema: una industria que da con una mano y quita con la otra

La semana pasada en K-pop, interpretada (15 - 19 de junio de 2026)

Tres historias, una pregunta: ¿qué le debe la industria del K-pop a su gente? Esta semana, Chase Infiniti, de fan a estrella, se une a ATEEZ, Lisa critica la cultura de acecho de los sasaeng y el exmiembro de NCT Mark Lee enfrenta críticas por una foto con la bandera confederada.&nbsp;

La semana pasada en K-pop, interpretada (22 de junio - 26 de junio de 2026)

Diez años después de retirarse de los reflectores, la veterana de segunda generación del K-pop G.NA regresa a la música. Su pausa siguió a una condena en 2016 por cargos relacionados con prostitución, un capítulo sobre el que ella ha dicho que le tomó años siquiera poder hablar públicamente

Diez años después, G.NA cuenta su propia historia

El regreso de OH MY GIRL se ha retrasado hasta 2027, ya que WM Entertainment citó el tiempo necesario para seleccionar el material adecuado. Primero llegarán los proyectos en solitario de las integrantes, y el primer lanzamiento completo del grupo en más de un año se ha pospuesto ahora para el próximo año.

OH MY GIRL Retrasan su regreso hasta 2027

Cho Seung-youn, known professionally as WOODZ, is a multifaceted South Korean artist who has made significant strides in various realms of the music industry, showcasing his talents as a singer-songwriter, rapper, and producer. His journey began as a member of the Korean-Chinese boy band Uniq, formed in 2014 by Yuehua Entertainment, where he quickly became recognized for his contributions as a rapper and vocalist. Beyond his work with Uniq, WOODZ co-founded the musical collectives M.O.L.A and Drinkcolor, and later, his own production team, Team HOW.WOODZ's solo career took off under the stage name Luizy in 2016 with the hip-hop single "Recipe," but he soon shifted his artistic direction, adopting the name WOODZ in 2018 to reflect his evolving sound. His music as WOODZ, marked by tracks like "Pool" and "Meaningless," delves into alternative R&amp;B and explores complex themes of love, self-reflection, and mental health. This period of his career also saw him writing and producing for other artists, demonstrating his wide-ranging capabilities in a competitive industry.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LasHjbH8eY4In 2019, WOODZ gained further prominence through his participation in the survival show Produce X 101, where he secured a spot in the project boy band X1. Despite the group's disbandment in early 2020 due to a vote manipulation scandal, WOODZ swiftly returned to his solo career, releasing his first EP Equal and its lead single "Love Me Harder." The EP showcased his growth as an artist, blending alternative sounds with introspective lyrics, and was met with critical acclaim. WOODZ continued to build on this momentum with subsequent releases, including his second EP Woops! and third EP Only Lovers Left, each demonstrating his ability to craft compelling music that resonates with a broad audience.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaqhQs5lBWEWOODZ's artistic evolution has been marked by his continuous experimentation with genres and his commitment to maintaining creative control over his work. His 2022 EP Colorful Trauma and the lead single "I Hate You" further showcased his ability to push boundaries, both musically and thematically. This period also saw him expanding his influence internationally, with successful concerts in Bangkok and collaborations with various global artists.In late 2022, WOODZ parted ways with Yuehua Entertainment and signed with EDAM Entertainment, signaling a new chapter in his career. WOODZ began his mandatory military service in early 2024, leaving us a legacy of innovation and artistic growth, with a discography that reflects his journey from a boy band member to a solo artist capable of shaping the future of K-pop.

WOODZ: To Be Continued…

KARA made a highly anticipated return to the Japanese music program Music Station after 13 years, thrilling fans with a nostalgic and electrifying performance of their hit song "GO GO Summer!"&nbsp;

KARA Returns to Music Station After 13 Years with Electrifying Performance of "GO GO Summer!"

EXO's Baekhyun is turning up the excitement for his upcoming 4th mini-album, Hello, World, with the release of a new set of teaser photos.

EXO's Baekhyun Unveils New Teaser Photos for 4th Mini-Album Hello, World

ZEROBASEONE is ramping up excitement for their forthcoming 4th mini album, Cinema Paradise, with the release of new teasers.

ZEROBASEONE Unveils New Concept Photos for 4th Mini Album Cinema Paradise

Map of a MUSE’s Soul: Jimin

Jo Kwon, a versatile South Korean entertainer known for his musical talents and variety show presence, has carved out a unique path in the K-pop industry and beyond.&nbsp;

Jo Kwon: Proud to Stand Out

LE SSERAFIM is building anticipation for their highly-awaited comeback with the release of their 4th mini-album, CRAZY. As part of their ongoing promotions, the group unveiled a fresh set of teasers at midnight KST on August 18.&nbsp;

LE SSERAFIM Unveils New Teasers for Upcoming 4th Mini-Album CRAZY

G-Dragon, the iconic leader of BIGBANG, has surprised fans by opening a new official Instagram account. On August 18th KST, the artist marked the occasion with posts celebrating his birthday, instantly drawing attention from fans worldwide.&nbsp;

G-Dragon Launches New Official Instagram Account, Sparking Album Speculation

Apink's Jung Eunji has reached a significant milestone in her music career by joining the esteemed “Billions Club&nbsp;on Melon's Hall of Fame.&nbsp;

Apink's EUNJI Joins Melon's Prestigious “Billions Club” with Over 1 Billion Streams

BoA, also known as the "Queen of K-pop," is one of the top influential figures in the Korean music industry. Born Kwon Bo-ah on November 5, 1986, in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, she was discovered by SM Entertainment at the age of 11 during an audition her older brother attended.

BoA - The OG Queen of Kpop

While K-pop is often a source of light and goodness in the lives of many fans, it is worth remembering that there are many individuals over the years who have used their influence to hurt others.

Seungri and the Dark Underbelly of the K-pop Industry

A fan meeting organized by BTS member Jimin's father, Mr. Park, has sparked ongoing debate within the BTS fan community and online forums.&nbsp;

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