Six or seven men and women (KARA)

Six or seven men and women (KARA)
男女とも６人か７人(KARA)

KARA member Hara appears at the airport, giving Valentine's chocolates to people involved, showing consideration


KARA member Hara appears at the airport, giving Valentine's chocolates to people involved, showing consideration.


Korean girl group KARA member Goo Hara left for Tokyo, Japan from Gimpo Airport on the 13th to appear at a Valentine's Day event. She showed her kindness by preparing "small presents" for those around her.


With Valentine's Day just around the corner, Hara (Koo Hara/KARA) suddenly handed out chocolates to people involved at the airport.


The agency said, "Hara wanted to give chocolates to people who are struggling the day before, so she prepared them herself."


(From K-POP News)

It depends on various conditions such as oxygen levels and food, but it seems that there are quite a few animals that survived the ice age by shrinking their bodies and burrowing into something.


With the rush to debut, the competition for girl groups is intensifying, and the departure of Nicole and Jiyeon has even threatened the very existence of KARA itself.


With the future of the Japanese market, which has many fans, uncertain, DSP Entertainment has decided to protect the group KARA by adding one member.


It is unclear whether this was the best decision, but KARA's newest addition, Yeongji, seems to be a talent who is more useful for defense than offense.


There are almost no discordant notes that are common. It seems that not many fans are uncomfortable with her.


Even if they cannot fill the gaps of Nicole and Jiyeon, they are more than enough to fill one.


Whether it's singing, dancing or looks, Youngji has no weaknesses.


All of them are above average. This is probably why she was able to fit right in with KARA's performances.


Her gentle personality is also well-received in her solo variety shows.

The loss of a member that they had nurtured is a great blow, but a candidate worthy of the popularity of KARA, like Youngji, had been properly raised.


However, KARA is no longer at the top of its popularity in Korea. It seems that they are maintaining a decent amount of work and status thanks to their popularity in Japan.


Therefore, if their popularity in Japan declines, their foothold may crumble.


Until the situation improves, KARA will have to endure work in Japan as well.


There is no way they would leave without a future.


On the other hand, it could be said that the previous two members left because they could see this situation coming, including their contractual feud.


Many vocalists, including those in groups, have been going solo since around 2012.


Nicole may have taken this as an opportunity to start her solo career.


Jiyeon must have seen KARA's activities in Japan tapering off.


If that was the case, she probably thought it was time to go abroad while she was still in her prime and there was interest.


If the two of them do well, it will be good news for KARA. They will be able to have reunion-type programs, and they will likely be featured in entertainment articles.


It seems that Hara, the "mood maker," is also Hara, the "considerate." A bright character like Hara is essential for a job that requires endurance.


Hara's energy blows away any gloomy atmosphere.

If Hara, the members below Q-Ri and the staff, and the rest of the group work harder than anyone else, they will be able to get through the current competition.


I can't imagine KARA being in a pinch with Hara. The day will surely come when they will perform with five or six members again.


Outside of K-POP, there is a strong image of group dancing. From what I see now, a group of six or seven people is best for both men and women.


I think that in the future, six will be the best for KARA as well.


Fans who cover the dance also seem to feel most attached to that number (three or four is not enough.


That's probably how easy it is to gather friends).


Unless the member has exceptional talent, it's a different story, but I think it would be ideal for them to carry out their solo activities with a group of friends backing them up.

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