The new "T-ARA" is a big family
新生「Ｔ－ＡＲＡ」は大所帯で
T-ARA member change?
"There will be big changes in April."
A big change is expected in the member composition of the girl group T-ARA.
On the 14th, Kim Kwang Soo, CEO of her agency Core Contents Media, announced that there will be a big change in the members of T-ARA in April. Kim said on the 14th, "We plan to change the team to take T-ARA to the next level." Or it could include changes in the members of T-ARA."
The new T-ARA will be unveiled around April 7th. In addition, while T-ARA is planning to hold a grand fan club inauguration ceremony in July, the group will also release a new album this summer to meet the fans.
(From K-POP News)
"This is an interesting announcement."
★ "In order to develop T-ARA to the next level, we plan to change the team."
Regardless of whether it was good or bad, "T-ARA" changed leaders at regular intervals. Currently, Soyeon seems to be the leader, but is it about time to pass the baton to someone else? I was beginning to think that Soyeon should be the leader, but...
Any music with any concept should be put together by Soyeon as the leader. "Lovey-Dovey" sounds really good, doesn't it?
★ "The changes will include T-ARA's musical color, changes to T-ARA's group concept, and changes in T-ARA's members."
I'm not saying that "T-ARA" is fine as it is now, but if you want to change it, how about adding 3-4 people to the current members?
"T-ARA" has competed with eccentric makeup and fashion, but surprisingly not only young people but also adults and children seem to love their music and dance. Just look at the K-pop flash mobs happening around the world. Dozens of people are happily dancing side by side to their music such as "Rollie Polly". I have a vague feeling that the closest K-pop girl group to gaining popularity is not KARA or Girls' Generation, but T-ARA.
"Will their concept be found there?"
However, if you're trying to replace the members, that's not good. I would rather have more staff.
K-POP is still in its infancy. “T-ARA” is also playing a leading role. The members who left "T-ARA" at this time will find it difficult to carry out their activities in the future. How about a new start with the addition of 3 or 4 growing young players? When the big results start to appear, the group should be divided into two groups and expanded, or the members should be graduated.
What if the reborn "T-ARA" boldly formed a large family?
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"There will be big changes in April."
A big change is expected in the member composition of the girl group T-ARA.
On the 14th, Kim Kwang Soo, CEO of her agency Core Contents Media, announced that there will be a big change in the members of T-ARA in April. Kim said on the 14th, "We plan to change the team to take T-ARA to the next level." Or it could include changes in the members of T-ARA."
The new T-ARA will be unveiled around April 7th. In addition, while T-ARA is planning to hold a grand fan club inauguration ceremony in July, the group will also release a new album this summer to meet the fans.
(From K-POP News)
"This is an interesting announcement."
★ "In order to develop T-ARA to the next level, we plan to change the team."
Regardless of whether it was good or bad, "T-ARA" changed leaders at regular intervals. Currently, Soyeon seems to be the leader, but is it about time to pass the baton to someone else? I was beginning to think that Soyeon should be the leader, but...
Any music with any concept should be put together by Soyeon as the leader. "Lovey-Dovey" sounds really good, doesn't it?
★ "The changes will include T-ARA's musical color, changes to T-ARA's group concept, and changes in T-ARA's members."
I'm not saying that "T-ARA" is fine as it is now, but if you want to change it, how about adding 3-4 people to the current members?
"T-ARA" has competed with eccentric makeup and fashion, but surprisingly not only young people but also adults and children seem to love their music and dance. Just look at the K-pop flash mobs happening around the world. Dozens of people are happily dancing side by side to their music such as "Rollie Polly". I have a vague feeling that the closest K-pop girl group to gaining popularity is not KARA or Girls' Generation, but T-ARA.
"Will their concept be found there?"
However, if you're trying to replace the members, that's not good. I would rather have more staff.
K-POP is still in its infancy. “T-ARA” is also playing a leading role. The members who left "T-ARA" at this time will find it difficult to carry out their activities in the future. How about a new start with the addition of 3 or 4 growing young players? When the big results start to appear, the group should be divided into two groups and expanded, or the members should be graduated.
What if the reborn "T-ARA" boldly formed a large family?
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