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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

4Minute turned heads in the K-pop scene with their fierce "girl crush" concept that deeply resonated with fans worldwide. Formed under Cube Entertainment, the group consisted of members Jihyun, Gayoon, Jiyoon, Hyuna, and Sohyun, each bringing their unique flair to the stage.

4Minute - Redefining Girl Crush in K-pop

Although K-pop artists often shift from sound to sound, SHINee pushes the boundaries of sticking to one sound per comeback and has mastered a wide range of genres. This is accomplished through their complex dance routines, live vocal talent, and fashion influence.The boy group’s name is formed from “shine” and the suffix “ee,” which means “one who receives the light.” In May 2008, SHINee debuted under SM Entertainment with their first EP, “Replay.” The group’s five members—Onew, Minho, Key, Taemin, and Jonghyun—brought with them diverse backgrounds in piano, dance, acting, and writing music. Jonghyun struggled with his mental health and passed away in 2017, a loss that sparked important conversations about the pressures of the South Korean entertainment industry.&nbsp;As SM Entertainment prepared for SHINee’s debut, they envisioned the group as trendsetters in dance, music, and fashion. The group’s choreography is as intricate as ballet. Their MV for their song “Lucifer,” released shortly after SHINee’s debut, earned many awards for its complex routines and creative dance moves.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dww9UjJ4Dt8SHINee creates a harmonious blend between their main and sub vocals, uncommon in the K-pop industry. The synergy between the vocals of Onew and the late Jonghyun is aesthetically contrasting. Because of their unique vocal chemistry, SHINee has been noted as one of the best live vocal groups in K-pop.Lastly, SHINee has paved the way for new trends with their distinctive fashion. Their look features high-top sneakers, skinny jeans, and colorful sweaters. In the group’s early years, this style became iconic among young people, known as the "Shinee Trend." Over the years, their style has evolved to be more mature while maintaining charm.SHINee's fifth extended play, Everybody, showcases the epitome of what the group is, classified under the complextro genre. The group’s versatility, combined with their exceptional dance routines, live vocals, and fashion, makes SHINee a trendsetter.https://open.spotify.com/album/0cJUtiybZCK22BF7yfSeA4?si=uDTH9Hc8SQqoX4XDC-SGLg

SHINee: Trendsetters and Idols

With 2NE1's 15th debut anniversary on the horizon, fans are buzzing with excitement over the possibility of a long-awaited reunion.

As 2NE1 Nears 15th Anniversary, Reunion Rumors Heat Up

In a touching display of support and compassion, DAY6 recently met with 7-year-old Lee Geon-woo, who is bravely battling acute lymphoblastic leukemia.&nbsp;

DAY6 Delivers Heartwarming Mini Concert for Young Fan Battling Leukemia

ATEEZ continues to prove their global dominance as their 10th mini album, GOLDEN HOUR: Part.1, maintains a strong presence on the Billboard 200

ATEEZ's GOLDEN HOUR: Part.1 Maintains Strong Presence on Billboard 200

K-pop groups tend to ebb and flow with the change of the trend tides, but some artists choose to defy conformity. Mamamoo has been doing its own thing since its inception. This group has never followed trends because they never had to.

Mamamoo: Going Against the Flow

Although 2nd-gen K-pop groups generally fizzle out, one group has maintained momentum over almost two decades of activity.&nbsp;

Super Junior: Shaping the Hallyu Wave

iKON's Koo Jun Hoe is stepping into the solo spotlight with his first mini-album, set for release on July 3. Announced by 143 Entertainment on June 26, this project marks Jun Hoe's debut as a solo artist, promising to showcase his unique musical style and versatility across various genres.

iKON's Koo Jun Hoe Set to Drop Debut Solo Mini-Album on July 3

Bada, the main vocalist of S.E.S. and an accomplished solo artist, is gearing up for an exciting concert this summer.

S.E.S.'s Bada Set to Host PINK SUMMER DREAM Concert in July

Aespa is making waves with their hit "Supernova," breaking records on the Melon weekly chart. Released on May 13 as a pre-release track from their first full-length album.

aespa Breaks Records with "Supernova," Dominates Charts

EST Crew has released a new dance cover of New Jeans’ song HOW SWEET and it’s so fire! Featuring the crew’s youngest members, the dance cover is as bubbly as the track.

Fanspotlight - EST Crew takes the streets of Barcelona dancing their cover of HOW SWEET by NEW JEANS

Although most girl groups are known for their sweet and girly concepts, ITZY’s sound is energetic and fearless.

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