From K-POP idols with surprising nationalities and real names
意外な国籍と本名をもつK-POPアイドルたちから
BLACKPINK, NCT, etc... Introducing K-POP idols with surprising nationalities and real names! Who are the global members who surprised Korean netizens?
○ Rose
Real name: Rothean Park
Born in New Zealand and raised in Australia from the ages of 7 to 15. She also auditioned in Australia, and she passed in 2012 and came to Korea for the first time as a trainee. She has a distinctively Australian accent when she speaks English.
K-POP artists who continue to multinationalize. An increase in the number of artists with roots in various countries and regions will lead to the acquisition of even more fans.
Born in New Zealand and raised in Australia. She is the talented Rose who was the only one selected in the fierce competition rate of the YG audition locally in Australia. K-POP fans who do not know this are already a minority. BLACKPINK's Rosé now has such a strong presence. She is now an idol star that surpasses Jessica and Tiffany who were active in Girls' Generation.
It seems that the number of girls from overseas who aim to become K-POP idols has increased dramatically, inspired by her rosé success.
○ Minnie
Real name: Minnie Nicha Yontaralak
Minnie has been living in Korea for over 5 years and speaks perfect Korean, even her pronunciation. She is sometimes mistaken for a Korean, but she is actually a third-generation Chinese from Bangkok, Thailand. In addition to being the main vocalist in the group, she is also a composer who creates numerous songs. She is a member who is attracting attention for her mysterious visuals and her expressiveness that dominates the stage.
The individuality of the members is as distinctive as she is a popular idol. (G)I-DLE has made its debut with a lineup of unique members who seem to be conscious of that. As their career progressed, the individuality of the members was refined, and now they have become girls who shine with individuality on par with BLACKPINK.
I have the impression that they are steadily climbing the stairs of the world stage following BLACKPINK. ITZY and EverGlow will probably be the ones to compete with for the world stage, but I have the impression that (G)I-DLE is one or two steps ahead of them.
○ Rare
Real name: Ayumi Larisa
She is K-POP's first Brazilian idol. She is a member of Black Swan, renamed from RANIA, and she is a double of Brazil and Japan. Her language skills in Portuguese, Japanese, English, and Korean, her mysterious visuals, and overwhelming style have attracted her attention. Fatou from Senegal is also a new addition to Black Swan. She has become an international member.
"Black Swan?" "Is there such a girl?" I thought, but she remembered with RANIA. I remember repeating the videos of these girls. I got tired of it and stopped listening to it and left it as it was.
She watched the video again and remembered exactly what she thought at the time. K-POP (music) with people from Asia, America, and Africa is moving away from K-POP. She remembered that even with the K-pop look, it would.
People with Asian physiques play K-POP, which was born in Korea, so we can create a K-POP-like stage.
RANIA didn't have that on stage. She may have intended to be K-POP, but the stage has a weak K-POP feel, including rare photos. Rather, it was an image of girls around America doing something like K-POP.
K-POP, which originated in South Korea, has succeeded in creating a stage unique to K-POP while introducing American pop music. Through that style, K-POP popularity has increased. No matter which country performs similar music, it will not become authentic K-POP.
RANIA was renamed Black Swan. Will the members be able to revive the unique style of K-POP? I think Rare would be more popular if he brought in Asian members and did K-pop. It seems that the understanding of K-POP will progress much more through the members in Asia... As an example, how about doing it with former After School members?
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意外な国籍と本名をもつK-POPアイドルたちから
BLACKPINK, NCT, etc... Introducing K-POP idols with surprising nationalities and real names! Who are the global members who surprised Korean netizens?
○ Rose
Real name: Rothean Park
Born in New Zealand and raised in Australia from the ages of 7 to 15. She also auditioned in Australia, and she passed in 2012 and came to Korea for the first time as a trainee. She has a distinctively Australian accent when she speaks English.
K-POP artists who continue to multinationalize. An increase in the number of artists with roots in various countries and regions will lead to the acquisition of even more fans.
Born in New Zealand and raised in Australia. She is the talented Rose who was the only one selected in the fierce competition rate of the YG audition locally in Australia. K-POP fans who do not know this are already a minority. BLACKPINK's Rosé now has such a strong presence. She is now an idol star that surpasses Jessica and Tiffany who were active in Girls' Generation.
It seems that the number of girls from overseas who aim to become K-POP idols has increased dramatically, inspired by her rosé success.
○ Minnie
Real name: Minnie Nicha Yontaralak
Minnie has been living in Korea for over 5 years and speaks perfect Korean, even her pronunciation. She is sometimes mistaken for a Korean, but she is actually a third-generation Chinese from Bangkok, Thailand. In addition to being the main vocalist in the group, she is also a composer who creates numerous songs. She is a member who is attracting attention for her mysterious visuals and her expressiveness that dominates the stage.
The individuality of the members is as distinctive as she is a popular idol. (G)I-DLE has made its debut with a lineup of unique members who seem to be conscious of that. As their career progressed, the individuality of the members was refined, and now they have become girls who shine with individuality on par with BLACKPINK.
I have the impression that they are steadily climbing the stairs of the world stage following BLACKPINK. ITZY and EverGlow will probably be the ones to compete with for the world stage, but I have the impression that (G)I-DLE is one or two steps ahead of them.
○ Rare
Real name: Ayumi Larisa
She is K-POP's first Brazilian idol. She is a member of Black Swan, renamed from RANIA, and she is a double of Brazil and Japan. Her language skills in Portuguese, Japanese, English, and Korean, her mysterious visuals, and overwhelming style have attracted her attention. Fatou from Senegal is also a new addition to Black Swan. She has become an international member.
"Black Swan?" "Is there such a girl?" I thought, but she remembered with RANIA. I remember repeating the videos of these girls. I got tired of it and stopped listening to it and left it as it was.
She watched the video again and remembered exactly what she thought at the time. K-POP (music) with people from Asia, America, and Africa is moving away from K-POP. She remembered that even with the K-pop look, it would.
People with Asian physiques play K-POP, which was born in Korea, so we can create a K-POP-like stage.
RANIA didn't have that on stage. She may have intended to be K-POP, but the stage has a weak K-POP feel, including rare photos. Rather, it was an image of girls around America doing something like K-POP.
K-POP, which originated in South Korea, has succeeded in creating a stage unique to K-POP while introducing American pop music. Through that style, K-POP popularity has increased. No matter which country performs similar music, it will not become authentic K-POP.
RANIA was renamed Black Swan. Will the members be able to revive the unique style of K-POP? I think Rare would be more popular if he brought in Asian members and did K-pop. It seems that the understanding of K-POP will progress much more through the members in Asia... As an example, how about doing it with former After School members?
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