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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

Manila is brimming with excitement as the renowned K-Pop group Red Velvet prepares for their inaugural fan-con tour, HAPPINESS : My Dear, ReVe1uv, scheduled for Saturday, September 14, 2024, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.&nbsp;

Red Velvet Set to Thrill Manila with First-Ever Fan-Con Tour This September

Solar is currently dazzling audiences on her first Asian tour, 2ND CONCERT COLOURS, making stops in major cities like Seoul, Manila, Kaohsiung, and Kawasaki.&nbsp;

Solar Shines Bright on Her First Asian Tour 2ND CONCERT COLOURS, Captivating Fans with Vibrant Performances

Just ahead of Stray Kids' highly anticipated July comeback, member HAN has taken fans by surprise with the drop of his solo track 'Maybe.'&nbsp;

Stray Kids' HAN Stuns with Surprise Solo Release 'Maybe' Ahead of Group's July Comeback

In K-pop, lightsticks are handheld devices that fans use during concerts and events to show support for their favorite idols and groups. You’ve likely seen them: colored, light up pieces of plastic that enthusiastic fans wave around and that looks SO COOL at night when the lights go out.

Lightsticks and their Influence in K-pop Culture

Seoul is an important city for cultural, political, and musical reasons. Any fan of K-pop needs to understand at least a little bit about Seoul: what it is, where it is, and why it’s so important. It’s pretty much the Hollywood of K-pop. Here are 10 facts you didn’t know about Seoul, South Korea.

5 Facts You Didn’t Know About Seoul, South Korea’s Capital City

RAINBOW, a South Korean girl group formed by DSP Media in 2009, consists of seven members: Woori, Seungah, Jaekyung, Noeul, Yoonhye, Jisook, and Hyunyoung. They debuted with the EP Gossip Girl on November 12, 2009, following a series of teasers and the release of their music video for the title track earlier that month. Their early releases gained attention, with subsequent singles like "A" and "Mach" solidifying their presence in both Korean and Japanese markets.Expanding their reach, RAINBOW made their Japanese debut with the single "A" in September 2011, reaching No. 3 on Oricon's daily chart. They continued to release successful singles and albums in Japan, including their debut album "Over the Rainbow" in March 2012. The group also ventured into subunits; Rainbow Pixie debuted in January 2012 with "Hoi Hoi," while Rainbow Blaxx, formed in January 2014, stirred controversy with their release "Cha Cha." The song’s choreography and music video were controversial for their perceived hypersexuality – a typical controversy among female pop stars worldwide.&nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKAi5cWHYDYBut…. it was overtly sexual for sure! To great success. As most controversies do, this one blew over.Their Korean activities included multiple EPs such as Innocent in 2015 and Prism in 2016, featuring the title track "Whoo." Despite their achievements, RAINBOW disbanded in November 2016 after seven years, as their contracts expired. However, in November 2019, marking their tenth anniversary, the group reunited. They released a self-produced single titled Over the Rainbow, signifying their return to the music scene after a period of hiatus and individual pursuitsThe fact that they reunited to self produce and distribute a record is a testament to the good feelings that existed within the group while active. It also indicates that their careers were rife with meaning for each member personally. RAINBOW as a group wasn’t just a product: it was something worth reuniting for and continuing to create, even if it demanded personal sacrifice of time and money.Overall, this group was successful in navigating the competitive K-pop industry, achieving success with their distinct music style and vibrant performances. Their reunion in 2019 demonstrated their enduring bond as a group and their commitment to reconnecting with fans, showcasing their evolution from debut to disbandment and reunion.https://open.spotify.com/track/3LII8A23VIs7pzudea2VSo?si=2c00ffc18fd94ff7&nbsp;

Who is RAINBOW? Exploring a 15 Year Career

TXT members had to deal with an unsettling situation recently. They were waiting for their inflight meal only to find that someone had switched their meal order. This scenario was revealed by Taehyun.On June 29, Taehyun took to Weverse to express his frustration over the incident, hinting at possible obsessed fan interference. He wrote, "Someone has changed the members' inflight meals as we are happily on our way back to Korea after meeting with MOAs in person. We can simply just not eat, but I don't understand how and why would someone change someone else's inflight meals. We already ate so don't worry."Although Taehyun later removed the post, the concern had already spread among fans, raising alarms about the potential involvement of obsessed fans. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges K-pop idols face with privacy and personal security.It is natural to be excited to see idols in person, but that serves as a good reminder that stalking or interfering is never okay. It is important to give your favorite idols their privacy and treat them with the respect you would give to any other person.&nbsp;https://open.spotify.com/track/33RfPb7Vca7s2x5xzXR5E3?si=07356067e1b04bb7

TXT's Taehyun Calls Out Inflight Meal Switch, Suspects Obsessed Fan Interference

On June 28, 2024 Jimin dropped his highly anticipated single, "Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (feat. Loco)," and it quickly made waves in the music world.&nbsp;

Jimin's New Single Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (feat. Loco) Takes Global Charts by Storm

Meenoi Sets Stage for Triumphant Return with This is my life

This song was released in 2022, but is such a sleeper hit. SURAN’s soulful voice stands apart from typical K-pop vocal stylings. Paired with strong English lyrical delivery, she feels like she’d be at home in America, selling out venues and making concertgoers swoon.&nbsp;

Daily Non-K-pop Spotlight: “Devils in the city (feat. Dok2)” by SURAN

Enhypen is a South Korean boy band brought together by Belift Lab, originally a joint venture between CJ ENM and Hybe Corporation. The group was born from the 2020 survival competition show I-Land, capturing hearts with their unique blend of talent and charisma.&nbsp;

Enhypen: From Success to Success

SS501 was a prominent South Korean boy band that formed in 2005 and consisted of members Kim Hyun-joong, Heo Young-saeng, Kim Kyu-jong, Park Jung-min, and Kim Hyung-jun. SS501's long career and fascinating journey showcases their resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges and changes.&nbsp;

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