Get familiar with Latin music with K-POP (GFRIEND)
K-POPでラテン系音楽に親しむ（GFRIEND）
GFRIEND's "SPRING TOUR 2019 BLOOM" starts... New song "FLOWER" unveiled for the first time & MV released
On March 3rd, GFRIEND started the "SPRING TOUR 2019 BLOOM" Osaka performance in conjunction with the release of the music video for their JAPAN 3rd single "FLOWER". After this, Nagoya performances are scheduled for March 15th, and Tokyo performances are scheduled for March 20th and 21st.
Looking at the customary commemorative photo, the members' expressions after finishing the stage at the packed venue are bright with a sense of satisfaction.
I watched the MV for "FLOWER" on YouTube. I feel like it's a really good song. They must have felt the response from singing on stage.
K-POP goes well with Latin music. The reason is simple: the weight occupied by dance as well as music is high.
On the other hand, Latin music has produced and nurtured various rhythms and dances.
It's a crude explanation, but K- started as a music that not only listens to, but also shows, by unraveling Latin rhythms (there are many) and dances, and incorporating them into rock-based music that came from Europe and the United States. You can call it POP.
However, even if the ambition is high, the technology cannot keep up. At first, I had a strong feeling that I was following the music, and (probably) the way I showed the dance didn't go well. There was a shortage of talents who could handle both singing and dancing.
However, new grass and human resources will grow on the newly dug soil. K-POP succeeded in giving birth to a new grass by repeating anguish and trial and error. Of course, it was the front-line musicians who did it.
At first, people might not have seen it as decent music, such as the eclectic stage of music and dance, but their tireless efforts paid off.
Twenty years have passed since then, and K-POP has become music that is welcomed by the world.
Those who look down on the singing and dancing stage are now gone.
Around the time the world of the Internet (SNS) spread, K-POP rained down from there like a parachute all over the world.
The K-POP boom in 2010 that brought Japan into
it was small.
I can understand why K-POP became popular in Asia. Advertisement was easy because it was close. The music of songs and dances performed by people of similar body types would have been fresh and welcoming. So it became quite popular.
At first, only a few people showed interest in Europe, the United States, the Arab world, and Africa. He held a concert in Paris, but he gathered only 7,000 fans with all K-pop singers. So even though it was popular back then, looking back now, it wasn't quite there yet. So what the antis said back then was half right.
However, even at that time, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, etc. responded to K-POP unexpectedly early. Sales wouldn't have been great. But it's true that the TV picked it up.
For Latin Americans who love music enough to create various kinds of music and rhythms, it seems that K-POP in 2010, when it appeared in a well-formed fashion, was easy to get along with.
As we approach our 10th year since then, (G)I-DLE and GFRIEND are pleasing our ears with Latin music and dance, such as "Senorita" and "FLOWER."
Until now, even though Latin music was introduced and became popular for a period of time, it was never established and loved in Japan.
The only songs I can sing are "Besame Mucho".
However, it seems that there is a growing momentum for Latin music to be sung through K-POP. Go and touch it and take it home. K-pop went and brought back Latino music.
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K-POPでラテン系音楽に親しむ（GFRIEND）
GFRIEND's "SPRING TOUR 2019 BLOOM" starts... New song "FLOWER" unveiled for the first time & MV released
On March 3rd, GFRIEND started the "SPRING TOUR 2019 BLOOM" Osaka performance in conjunction with the release of the music video for their JAPAN 3rd single "FLOWER". After this, Nagoya performances are scheduled for March 15th, and Tokyo performances are scheduled for March 20th and 21st.
Looking at the customary commemorative photo, the members' expressions after finishing the stage at the packed venue are bright with a sense of satisfaction.
I watched the MV for "FLOWER" on YouTube. I feel like it's a really good song. They must have felt the response from singing on stage.
K-POP goes well with Latin music. The reason is simple: the weight occupied by dance as well as music is high.
On the other hand, Latin music has produced and nurtured various rhythms and dances.
It's a crude explanation, but K- started as a music that not only listens to, but also shows, by unraveling Latin rhythms (there are many) and dances, and incorporating them into rock-based music that came from Europe and the United States. You can call it POP.
However, even if the ambition is high, the technology cannot keep up. At first, I had a strong feeling that I was following the music, and (probably) the way I showed the dance didn't go well. There was a shortage of talents who could handle both singing and dancing.
However, new grass and human resources will grow on the newly dug soil. K-POP succeeded in giving birth to a new grass by repeating anguish and trial and error. Of course, it was the front-line musicians who did it.
At first, people might not have seen it as decent music, such as the eclectic stage of music and dance, but their tireless efforts paid off.
Twenty years have passed since then, and K-POP has become music that is welcomed by the world.
Those who look down on the singing and dancing stage are now gone.
Around the time the world of the Internet (SNS) spread, K-POP rained down from there like a parachute all over the world.
The K-POP boom in 2010 that brought Japan into
it was small.
I can understand why K-POP became popular in Asia. Advertisement was easy because it was close. The music of songs and dances performed by people of similar body types would have been fresh and welcoming. So it became quite popular.
At first, only a few people showed interest in Europe, the United States, the Arab world, and Africa. He held a concert in Paris, but he gathered only 7,000 fans with all K-pop singers. So even though it was popular back then, looking back now, it wasn't quite there yet. So what the antis said back then was half right.
However, even at that time, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, etc. responded to K-POP unexpectedly early. Sales wouldn't have been great. But it's true that the TV picked it up.
For Latin Americans who love music enough to create various kinds of music and rhythms, it seems that K-POP in 2010, when it appeared in a well-formed fashion, was easy to get along with.
As we approach our 10th year since then, (G)I-DLE and GFRIEND are pleasing our ears with Latin music and dance, such as "Senorita" and "FLOWER."
Until now, even though Latin music was introduced and became popular for a period of time, it was never established and loved in Japan.
The only songs I can sing are "Besame Mucho".
However, it seems that there is a growing momentum for Latin music to be sung through K-POP. Go and touch it and take it home. K-pop went and brought back Latino music.
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