Goo Hara solo tour (anticipation sparkling...KARA issue)
ク・ハラがソロツアー（期待感キラキラ…ＫＡＲＡ号）
KARA member Goo Hara approaches solo activities in July
Popular girl group KARA has finished their official promotions for their new song "CUPID".
According to her agency DSP Media on the 21st, KARA will appear on MBC's ``Show!'' this weekend. After appearing on music programs such as ``Ongaku Chuo'' and SBS ``Inkigayo'', they will conclude their activities with ``CUPID'', the title song of their 7th mini album ``In Love''.
While the popular girl group KARA has finished their official promotions for their new song ``CUPID,'' member KARA is scheduled to make her solo debut in mid-July. Goo Hara, who joined the girl group KARA in 2008, is releasing a solo album for the first time in seven years since her debut.
Goo Hara, who boasts outstanding looks and a slender body, was reported to have decided on the title song quickly and was preparing for her solo in between, including shooting the music video on Koh Samui in Thailand.
On the other hand, Goo Hara explained why she decided to release a solo album, ``In addition to KARA's album, I have been talking about wanting to plan and try a solo album.The sisters have done a lot of music and OST activities. ``So I decided to prepare because I wanted to show off my own color,'' and ``I pestered the company.''
A source from their agency said, ``KARA is also scheduled to hold a 15-concert tour in Japan this fall, so we expect them to be active.''
(From Entertainment News)
Goo Hara's solo career is approaching.
KARA released their new song “CUPID” on the 26th of last month.
This weekend's MBC "Show! After appearing on music programs such as ``Music Core'' and SBS ``Inkigayo,'' KARA appears to be wrapping up their activities with ``CUPID,'' the title song of their 7th mini album ``In Love.'' It feels like the activity period is a bit short, but if Goo Hara's solo activities are waiting for her after this, followed by a 15-concert tour in Japan starting in the fall, she must have persevered even for just one month. .
The agency seems to be summarizing KARA's comeback activities with "CUPID" by saying that they "fought well" in competition with world-renowned big boys such as BIGBANG and EXO.
I have similar feelings.
In some ways, KARA is seen by Japanese fans as not being very popular in their home country.
The other day, when I looked into a question box from fans online, I found someone who said, ``His popularity in his home country is at the level of heresy or home,'' as if he had been there to see it. One aspect of online society is that both the questioner and the answerer can post whatever they want, and I have seen comments similar to that over and over again.
I don't see many comments like that about Girls' Generation (albeit malicious slander), so it may be that KARA is supported by a fluid fan base in their home country, like grass floating on the surface of a pond. I don't think so (it's a popular business that stirs up bubbles, and if I bring this up, any group will fall into this category).
The reality is that the DSP agency that KARA belongs to doesn't have any popular boys that can keep female fans together. Therefore, in Japan, unlike Girls' Generation and 2NE1, the current situation is that they are able to secure a fan base by fighting alone.
KARA's fan base is mostly in their teens and twenties, so it's definitely fluid, but here KARA became popular through TV and other channels. ``Mr.'', who jumped into the tea room, was loved by the whole family for his dancing. In Japan, they seem to have developed and maintained their popularity through their families.
When a girl says, ``I love KARA,'' it can sometimes be assumed that those are the words of her family.
It is said that Japanese fans have a hard time letting go once they fall in love with something. It may be said that he is not a stickler or a stickler, but has a side that does not like (or does not accept) sudden changes.
In any case, KARA will begin a 15-tour Japan tour starting this fall. Compared to KARA when they were five members, I don't even know if their legs and hips have fully recovered yet.
It is difficult to get an idea of what kind of reaction fans will expect from Goo Hara's solo activities and Japan tour.
Even so, KARA, which sets sail, may be a group that continues to sparkle with charm and expectations precisely because it is struggling alone and without support.
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ク・ハラがソロツアー（期待感キラキラ…ＫＡＲＡ号）
KARA member Goo Hara approaches solo activities in July
Popular girl group KARA has finished their official promotions for their new song "CUPID".
According to her agency DSP Media on the 21st, KARA will appear on MBC's ``Show!'' this weekend. After appearing on music programs such as ``Ongaku Chuo'' and SBS ``Inkigayo'', they will conclude their activities with ``CUPID'', the title song of their 7th mini album ``In Love''.
While the popular girl group KARA has finished their official promotions for their new song ``CUPID,'' member KARA is scheduled to make her solo debut in mid-July. Goo Hara, who joined the girl group KARA in 2008, is releasing a solo album for the first time in seven years since her debut.
Goo Hara, who boasts outstanding looks and a slender body, was reported to have decided on the title song quickly and was preparing for her solo in between, including shooting the music video on Koh Samui in Thailand.
On the other hand, Goo Hara explained why she decided to release a solo album, ``In addition to KARA's album, I have been talking about wanting to plan and try a solo album.The sisters have done a lot of music and OST activities. ``So I decided to prepare because I wanted to show off my own color,'' and ``I pestered the company.''
A source from their agency said, ``KARA is also scheduled to hold a 15-concert tour in Japan this fall, so we expect them to be active.''
(From Entertainment News)
Goo Hara's solo career is approaching.
KARA released their new song “CUPID” on the 26th of last month.
This weekend's MBC "Show! After appearing on music programs such as ``Music Core'' and SBS ``Inkigayo,'' KARA appears to be wrapping up their activities with ``CUPID,'' the title song of their 7th mini album ``In Love.'' It feels like the activity period is a bit short, but if Goo Hara's solo activities are waiting for her after this, followed by a 15-concert tour in Japan starting in the fall, she must have persevered even for just one month. .
The agency seems to be summarizing KARA's comeback activities with "CUPID" by saying that they "fought well" in competition with world-renowned big boys such as BIGBANG and EXO.
I have similar feelings.
In some ways, KARA is seen by Japanese fans as not being very popular in their home country.
The other day, when I looked into a question box from fans online, I found someone who said, ``His popularity in his home country is at the level of heresy or home,'' as if he had been there to see it. One aspect of online society is that both the questioner and the answerer can post whatever they want, and I have seen comments similar to that over and over again.
I don't see many comments like that about Girls' Generation (albeit malicious slander), so it may be that KARA is supported by a fluid fan base in their home country, like grass floating on the surface of a pond. I don't think so (it's a popular business that stirs up bubbles, and if I bring this up, any group will fall into this category).
The reality is that the DSP agency that KARA belongs to doesn't have any popular boys that can keep female fans together. Therefore, in Japan, unlike Girls' Generation and 2NE1, the current situation is that they are able to secure a fan base by fighting alone.
KARA's fan base is mostly in their teens and twenties, so it's definitely fluid, but here KARA became popular through TV and other channels. ``Mr.'', who jumped into the tea room, was loved by the whole family for his dancing. In Japan, they seem to have developed and maintained their popularity through their families.
When a girl says, ``I love KARA,'' it can sometimes be assumed that those are the words of her family.
It is said that Japanese fans have a hard time letting go once they fall in love with something. It may be said that he is not a stickler or a stickler, but has a side that does not like (or does not accept) sudden changes.
In any case, KARA will begin a 15-tour Japan tour starting this fall. Compared to KARA when they were five members, I don't even know if their legs and hips have fully recovered yet.
It is difficult to get an idea of what kind of reaction fans will expect from Goo Hara's solo activities and Japan tour.
Even so, KARA, which sets sail, may be a group that continues to sparkle with charm and expectations precisely because it is struggling alone and without support.
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