"KARA PROJECT" seventh member Yuji
『KARA PROJECT』七番手ユジ
KARA reveals final candidate for new member... "dance prodigy" from audition program
KARA's agency DSP Media revealed Yuji, the final member to join "KARA PROJECT", which selects new members for KARA, on its official website on the 20th.
Yuji participated as one of the first members in the audition program "K-POP STAR2" broadcasted by SBS in 2012, and was praised by all the judges as a "dance prodigy".
After that, she formed the girl group YouU with Lee Mi-rim, Jung Min-ju, and others, and advanced to live broadcasts and made it to the TOP 8.
Yuji, who trained as a DSP Media student after the broadcast, is expected to show an even more upgraded appearance than when she appeared on "K-POP STAR" through "KARA PROJECT".
Yuji commented, "I'm always nervous and excited," and added, "I'll work hard and show you how I improve. I'll do my best."
"KARA PROJECT" is a new audition program created by DSP Media and cable music channel MBC MUSIC. Seven trainees who have undergone systematic training at DSP Media for several years will form a project team called "Baby KARA" and will be shown completing various missions to become new members of KARA.
(From K-POP News)
A "dance prodigy" perhaps...
Girls' Generation has Yuri and Hyoyeon.
2NE1 has Minji.
KARA has Hara.
I think that the hole left by Jiyeon needs to be filled by singing rather than dancing, but it is concerning that there is no explanation about singing.
If they add four more members to make it a seven-person group, the "dance prodigy" would be a big asset and would be put to good use... I thought I'd seen a lot of videos from "K-POP STAR2" on YouTube.
I wonder if she was in it?
Maybe it's because I've watched so many, but I can't remember at all.
When BoA was a judge, I wonder if she was in the five-person group that performed Girls' Generation's "The Boys" (they were definitely pretty good at both performance and singing)? Or was that a different show...?
I'm looking forward to Yuji trying her hand at singing rather than dancing.
KARA's agency DSP Media revealed Yuji, the final member to join "KARA PROJECT", which selects new members for KARA, on its official website on the 20th.
Yuji participated as one of the first members in the audition program "K-POP STAR2" broadcasted by SBS in 2012, and was praised by all the judges as a "dance prodigy".
After that, she formed the girl group YouU with Lee Mi-rim, Jung Min-ju, and others, and advanced to live broadcasts and made it to the TOP 8.
Yuji, who trained as a DSP Media student after the broadcast, is expected to show an even more upgraded appearance than when she appeared on "K-POP STAR" through "KARA PROJECT".
Yuji commented, "I'm always nervous and excited," and added, "I'll work hard and show you how I improve. I'll do my best."
"KARA PROJECT" is a new audition program created by DSP Media and cable music channel MBC MUSIC. Seven trainees who have undergone systematic training at DSP Media for several years will form a project team called "Baby KARA" and will be shown completing various missions to become new members of KARA.
(From K-POP News)
A "dance prodigy" perhaps...
Girls' Generation has Yuri and Hyoyeon.
2NE1 has Minji.
KARA has Hara.
I think that the hole left by Jiyeon needs to be filled by singing rather than dancing, but it is concerning that there is no explanation about singing.
If they add four more members to make it a seven-person group, the "dance prodigy" would be a big asset and would be put to good use... I thought I'd seen a lot of videos from "K-POP STAR2" on YouTube.
I wonder if she was in it?
Maybe it's because I've watched so many, but I can't remember at all.
When BoA was a judge, I wonder if she was in the five-person group that performed Girls' Generation's "The Boys" (they were definitely pretty good at both performance and singing)? Or was that a different show...?
I'm looking forward to Yuji trying her hand at singing rather than dancing.
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