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Interview | UNICODE talks about debut, inspirations and next steps

UNICODE
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The group will launch its first Japanese comeback soon

Girl groups are certainly all the rage in K-pop circles, and around here we love them all! This time, Entretê interviewed UNICODE, the five-piece Japanese girl group that made their debut in the K-pop industry through the online audition program Project K, and caught the public’s attention even before their debut.

The quintet is managed by XX Entertainment and is made up of members Hana, Mio, Erin, Soo-Ah, and Yura. The title song Let Me Love, which marks UNICODE’s impactful debut, was produced by JinYoung, a former member of the boy group B1A4, responsible for several hits for the group and other big names in the music industry such as Oh My Girl and the popular survival reality show Produce 101, which formed the group I.O.I. 

UNICODE
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The girls told Entretetizei a little about their debut and what the group’s next steps are. Check it out:

Entretetizei: Hello, UNICODE, it’s a pleasure to interview you. Could you introduce yourselves to our readers, please?

UNICODE: Input your eyes! Hi, we’re Unicode! We’re a Japanese girl group, who debuted with the song Let Me Love in April!

E: We’d like to start the interview with a question from a fan, who wanted to know what it was like to find out that you had debuted as a K-pop group. 

Erin: I can hardly believe that I was able to debut as part of a K-pop girl group, which has been my dream since I was young. And I still feel like it’s not real!

E: You’re a group made up of Japanese members who are active in the Korean market. Are there any barriers related to this that you’d like to break down?

Erin: We’re grateful that even though we’re Japanese, people like our music and style. So we want to keep improving. At the same time, we want to be recognized as a female K-pop group as we promote in the future.

E: You recently debuted with the mini-album HELLO WORLD: CODE J EP.1. How was the development of this album? Did it exceed your expectations?

Yura: We were always pretty hard at work, looking forward to the kind of concept and music we were going to release. It was an honor to hear that Jinyoung was going to produce our debut song and I remember we were all so happy. The songs on the album are so good that they exceeded my expectations.

E: How did you go about selecting the tracks for your debut album? Is there a specific message or theme that you hope to convey through your music?

Yura: I listened to every song, and they were all very good, so I wanted to express them well. I hope you can listen to our debut album and have good memories.

E: The lyrics of Let Me Love express many sincere wishes and feelings. Do you personally identify with this message?

Yura: For example, if you have a friend you want to become closer to, I wouldn’t be able to confess first. If you look at the lyrics of Let Me Love, there are similarities with that. So I guess it’s something I can relate to.

E: What’s your favorite track and why?

Erin: I chose Let Me Love, because I think the positive and bright lyrics really suit me. It’s a song that naturally makes you feel happy while dancing!

E: How does your concept of fun and light K-city pop differ from traditional K-pop concepts?

Soo-Ah: I think the characteristics of K-CITY POP is that the lyrics and melody make you feel that nostalgia and bring a bright, pop rhythm and atmosphere.

E: What was it like working with Jin Young and Shindong, both renowned in the K-pop scene?

Soo-Ah: When I heard that we could work together, I felt so honored and happy. But as the time came to work, I felt nervous and anxious about doing well.

However, they gave me strength by telling me that I could do it having fun instead of just working, so I think I did well!

E: How do you feel about the support and recognition you’ve received since the start of your career? Have you felt any extra pressure being in the spotlight since the announcement of your debut?

Hana: Famous veterans produced our debut song and directed our MV, so I’m very satisfied.

Of course, I felt pressured by being in the spotlight, but I want to be more active globally.

E: As members, what are your biggest expectations and goals for the future? Are there any specific goals you hope to achieve as a group?

Hana: We want to become a beloved group for a long time and win first place in the weekly music shows.

E: What is your biggest inspiration in music?

Hana: We get inspired by watching the performances of TWICE veterans.

E: Finally, please leave a message for the Brazilian fans who have been following and supporting your journey since your debut.

Mio: Hello (in Portuguese)! Hello fans from Brazil! Thank you so much for always supporting us with passionate messages and love through the comments! Please keep loving UNICODE and I hope we can perform in Brazil someday! Bye!

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Exclusive interview | Big O!cean talks about debut and upcoming plans

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In their first interview in Brazil, the k-pop group made up of hearing-impaired members talked about the obstacles they faced at the start of their career 

K-pop surprises us more every day! This month, Big O!cean, the first k-pop group made up of hearing-impaired members, released their debut. Made up of Kim Ji So, Park Hyun Jin and Lee Chan Yeon, the group chose to release a remake of Hope, a hit originally released by H.O.T in 1998. 

The group, who will be using three different languages in their performances, American Sign Language (ASL), International Sign Language (ISL) and Korean Sign Language (SUO), spoke exclusively with Entretê about their history, debut and next steps. Check it out:

Entretetizei: Could you introduce yourselves, one by one, to your Brazilian fans and tell them a bit about yourselves? 

Big O!cean: Hello, dear Brazilian fans! We are very happy to have the opportunity to introduce ourselves to you. I’m Chan Yeon, the rapper from Big Ocean. With my energetic and charismatic presence, I aim to elevate our performances and connect with our audience on a deeper level.

Next, let me introduce you to Hyun Jin, our lead singer. Hyun Jin has a unique ability to convey emotions through his soulful singing. His voice resonates with sincerity and passion, adding depth to our music.

Finally, there’s Ji Seok, the group’s dancer. Ji Seok’s dynamic movements and storytelling skills enhance our choreography, captivating audiences with his expressive performance style.

E: We’d like to know a bit more about your hearing loss. Do all three of you use a cochlear implant? Tell us a bit about that. 

BO: The severity of each member’s hearing loss varies. Ji Seok uses hearing aids, Hyun Jin has a cochlear implant and hearing aids, and Chan Yeon has cochlear implants in both ears. We all became skilled at lip-reading in order to communicate, and we trained hard when we were young to speak with clear, distinct voices. In addition, three of us learned Korean Sign Language (KSL).

E: Before you thought about debuting in k-pop, you did other activities, right? What were they?

BO: Before we ventured into the world of K-pop, we were involved in various activities. Chanyeon pursued a career as an audiologist, Hyunjin focused on raising awareness of disabilities through his YouTube channel, and Ji Seok was immersed in the world of sports as a ski athlete representing the Seoul city team. 

E: What is the history of Big O!cean and how did the idea of creating a group come about? Were you inspired by any group? 

BO: Our company, Parastar Entertainment, is encouraging TV talent with disabilities, and more than 40 artists are taking part. As our company aims to create superstars, the CEO thought of ways to make this happen. It was the Big Ocean project. Hyun Jin was originally a member of Parastar, so he joined the first group and later an official audition was held to place the members in a group. 

E: How long did you train to become idols? 

BO: Hyunjin had already signed a contract with Parastar since 2020, but all three members trained for a year and a half. The training period to become idols varied for each of us. It involved rigorous vocal and dance training, acting classes, as well as sign language lessons, and personal training for sports. Through dedication and hard work, we honed our talents and prepared for the premiere.

E: What were the first obstacles you had to face when you decided to enter the k-pop market? Did you suffer any kind of prejudice?

BO: As newcomers to the K-pop industry, we faced many obstacles, including skepticism and prejudice due to our hearing impairment. At first, it was difficult for our team to attract investment, because many were skeptical that a disabled artist could be idolized. But with a tight budget, we remained resilient and focused on showcasing our skills, striving to defy stereotypes and prove our worth as artists.

E: In Brazil, 5% of our population is made up of hearing-impaired people, and I’ve met some of these people who are also K-Pop fans. When you decided that you were going to make your debut in the industry, did you imagine how important it would be for other people to also have this representation in a genre that they like so much? 

BO: When we decided to debut in the industry, we recognized the importance of representing people with disabilities in a genre loved by fans all over the world. We hoped to inspire others and promote greater inclusion and acceptance in the K-pop community. And when we debuted, we could feel that many were cheering for our debut, as we were seen as a social experiment. 

E: Speaking of debuts, on Saturday (20) you released your first single, GLOW. What was the creation process like? Is there anything special about the single that you want to share with your fans? 

BO: The release of our first single, Glow, was a collaborative and exciting process. Our goal was to give the song our unique style and message while paying homage to the legendary K-pop group H.O.T. It’s a song full of hope and positivity, reflecting our journey as a group.

While creating the song, we discovered that our singing voice was missing notes and going out of tune. So we looked for an AI voice conversion solution. It deeply learned our voice and cloned it to produce a better sound. We hope to be able to sing with our own voice in the very near future. 

E: Now that you’ve released GLOW, do you intend to work on a full album or a mixtape? Is anything in the works? 

BO: After the release of Glow, we are exploring the possibility of working on a full album or a mixtape. At least two more digital singles are planned for May and June this year. We’re excited about the prospect of creating more music and sharing our stories with fans through future releases. 

E: Have you seen the public’s reaction to the release of the single? If so, what did you think of the feedback? Everyone I’ve heard from has been super positive. Brazilian kpoppers loved it!

BO: We’ve been overwhelmed by the positive reaction to our debut single from fans all over the world, including those in Brazil. Especially since we’ve been broadcasting live on the Tiktok channel for more than 5 hours a day, we’ve noticed that there are a lot of Brazilian fans present, supporting us. Whenever we see Brazilian flags in the comments, we feel very happy.

We’re checking out almost all the reaction videos uploaded to the various social media channels and we’re also grateful for the photos of us uploaded and the gifts sent to our office. Last but not least, it’s incredibly gratifying to see our music resonate with people from diverse backgrounds, and we’re grateful for the love and support we’ve received. 

E: How did it feel to know that your music is reaching fans on the other side of the world? 

BO: Knowing that our music is reaching fans on the other side of the world fills us with immense joy and gratitude. It’s a testament to the power of music to transcend cultural and language barriers, bringing people together through shared emotions and experiences.

I: Have you had any contact with Brazilian culture? Do you speak Portuguese or have you seen what Libras (Brazilian sign language) is like? 

BO: Although we haven’t had direct contact with Brazilian culture, we appreciate the rich diversity and vibrant energy of Brazilian music and entertainment. We look forward to learning more about Brazilian culture, including Portuguese and Libras, as we continue to connect with fans around the world. Brasil! Eu te amo!

E: Going back to the premiere, do you already know what the name of the fandom will be? Are you planning to create a lightstick? 

BO: As for the name of the fandom and the lightstick, we’re still in the process of planning and considering various options. Initially, we thought of the name Wave, because it came first in the vote for our fandom’s name, but then we found out that it matched the name of another fandom. So we’re thinking of changing it to Pado, which is the Korean word for Wave. And Pado won in another round of voting recently. We want to involve our fans in the decision-making process and create meaningful symbols that represent our bond as a group. 

E: Do you plan to tour in the future? 

BO: Touring is definitely on our radar for the future. We’re excited about the opportunity to meet our fans in person, share unforgettable moments together, and showcase our music and performances on a global stage.

E: What are the next steps for the group?

BO: Our next steps as a group involve continuing to create meaningful music, pushing boundaries and advocating for diversity and inclusion in the music industry. We are committed to inspiring others and making a positive impact through our music and actions. To this end, we are open to various collaborative works with international organizations, brand companies and more. 

E: Would you like to leave a message for your Brazilian fans?

BO: To our Brazilian fans, we want to express our sincere gratitude for your unwavering support and enthusiasm. Your love and encouragement mean a lot to us, and we’re excited to embark on this journey together with you. Stay tuned for more updates and exciting music from Big Ocean! 

 

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Also read: Big O!cean, first K-pop group with hearing impaired members, announces debut date

 

Text revised by Luiza Carvalho

 

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Exclusive Interview | Ahn Bo Hyun talks about K-dramas and upcoming projects

Ahn Bo Hyun

Dramaland’s favorite actor spoke exclusively to Entretetizei

Ahn Bo Hyun is one of dramaland’s favorite actors in Brazil. He made a splash with his villain – who we love to hate – in Itaewon Class, and left us completely in love with his character in his latest K-drama See You in the Next Life.

Ahn Bo Hyun
Credit photo: Netflix

We had an exclusive interview with the actor, who talked about past lives, upcoming projects and variety shows. Check it out:

Entretetizei: In 2020, you played one of the main villains in Itaewon Class. How did you prepare for this role? And what was the biggest challenge in playing him?

Ah Bo Hyun: Even before filming Itaewon Class, I had wanted to play a villain, so I had the great opportunity to take part in the K-drama. I was able to take part in the drama and I studied the character by constantly reading the original webtoon.

I tried to think and express myself from the character’s point of view in order to show viewers various situations and emotions.

E: As an actor, what role do you dream of trying out?

A: I want to challenge myself with new material and characters compared to the previous drama, rather than the characters I’ve always been good at.

That’s why I want to challenge genre work and characters that can show a different side of me.

E: See You Next Time is your most recent drama, what was it like working on this production? Have you been following its success not only in Korea, but around the world?

A: It was great to see the cameraman and crew I’d worked with before, and the actors got to know each other more and more during filming.

The more we filmed, the more we were able to finish the drama with a good atmosphere on set. Especially through social media, I could feel the love of the fans not only in Korea, but also abroad.

E: How did you prepare to bring Moon Seo Ha to life?

A: Since the film is based on a famous Korean webtoon, I had to lose 8 kg to improve the synchronization of Seo Ha’s character.

In addition, I wanted to show fans of the original and all those who watch the drama that there are no foreignisms. We also talked a lot with the director and tried to stay true to the script.

E: Who do you think you were in your past lives?

A: I don’t know if people really have past lives, but if they do, I’m sure they were active lives. I think that…

E: At the beginning of the year, the Young Actors Retreat variety program (available on Viki) was launched, which brought together the cast of several dramas, including Itaewon Class. What was it like being with the cast again and taking part in the program?

A: It’s actually not easy for actors to get together to film entertainment programs. Through the Young Actors Retreat, all the actors were able to get together. I was a bit disappointed because I joined in the middle, but it was still fun. I had a lot of fun filming.

E: Do you like variety shows? Are there any you dream of going to?

A: I don’t usually look for entertainment programs, but when I’m flipping through the TV channels, I end up coming across them. I took part in The Backpacker Boss and Busan Boys: Sydney Bound, where I showed a different side to actor Bo Hyun. I want to continue making programs that show my human side.

E: If you hadn’t become an actor, what other profession would you have?

A: I never thought about a different career. I think I would still be an actor because, through my characters, I have the opportunity to experience different situations and professions that I wouldn’t be exposed to if I wasn’t an actor.

E: What are your next projects?

A: At the moment, we’re working hard on a new movie to welcome you. I’m preparing a different character from Seo Ha in See You Next Time.

We’re preparing a character with a different charm, so you can look forward to a new look.

E: In Brazil, there is a huge fan base devoted to you and your work. What’s it like to receive this affection from people on the other side of the world? Could you leave a message for your Brazilian fans?

A: Hi, I’m actor Ahn Bo Hyun. Thank you very much for your interest and support from far away in Brazil. In the future, I will greet you in a positive way through new work. Also, if I get the chance, I would like to visit Brazil in person and greet my fans personally.

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Read also:Ahn Bo Hyun: K-dramas com o ator que todo mundo deveria assistir

 

 

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Interview | Jimmy Brown talks about his career and North American tour

Jimmy Brown

The interview also featured singer Rovv

Interview by Luana Esperatti and Angelina Hanson (@seattlekpop)

Jimmy Brown is currently one of the best new R&B artists to keep an eye on.

Brown, whose real name is Lee Ji-won, was an unknown name to most Korean listeners, as he rarely promoted himself or his music outside of his social networks and streaming platforms. But everything changed when Jimin, from BTS, listed his song 2 Things among his favorites on Spotify, and Wendy, from the girl group Red Velvet, recommended his single Irene on her social networks.

The singer is currently touring North America with the Like The First Time North American Tour, and gave an exclusive interview to Entretê during his time in the United States. 

Photo credit: reproduction/Korea Herald

Rovv, the Korean singer accompanying Jimmy on the tour, also took part in the interview. Check it out:

Entretetizei: Hi Jimmy, could you give a little introduction about yourself for our readers who don’t know Jimmy Brown yet? 

Jimmy Brown: My name is Jimmy Brown. I’m from South Korea. I make R&B music and sing about love.

E: You made your independent debut in 2017. What do you think has changed in your career since then? 

JB: My finances

E: What do you mean by that? 

Rovv: (he’s) Honest.

JB: I wasn’t making any money back then, I was very broke. I mean really broke.

RV: I saw that.

JB: I’m fine now!

E: I got to know you through the Cherie and Irene albums, just as many other people got to know your work through those albums. What was it like working on them and adding something more personal and intimate to them?

JB: You mean collaborating with (specific) people on the albums? 

E: Yes. 

JB: Nothing special, it’s always been the same. I mean, it’s always been about the music, even if it’s with [other] people.

E: Your digital albums are always well designed, from the cover to the songs. Are you involved in the whole creative process? 

JB: Not really. I trust the people around me. I only make music and don’t do other things. 

E: As well as being a singer, you’re also a great lyricist. Which people or groups have you written for?

JB: There are a few, I wrote some for BamBam from Got7. I’ve written four [songs for him]! 

E: Your voice goes very well with K-drama OSTs. If you had to choose a drama to be part of the OST, which one would you choose and why?

JB: I don’t really watch k-dramas… What’s your favorite?

E: I recently watched Gangnam Beauty, which features Cha Eunwoo…

JB: Cha Eunwoo? (laughs)… Okay, I’ll choose that one!

E: Show Me (live) is one of my favorite videos. Your voice, the atmosphere, it all fits together, it’s what I would easily call comfort music. What was it like producing this clip? Do you like more intimate performances? 

JB: When it comes to making music, I don’t think too deeply – I kind of go with the vibe, with the feelings. So that’s how it all came out. What do you mean by more intimate performances?

E: So, rather than doing big stadiums or small gigs, what do you prefer?

JB: I like both, but if I go big, I’d love to do a big tour.

E: You’re on tour in North America! How are you feeling? What are your expectations?

JB: It’s been great, it’s been amazing! We’ve been through a lot in terms of sound, but it’s been a lot of fun.

E: When it comes to gigs, do you have any rituals you always do before going on stage?

JB: Warm up the vocals, drink Red Bull. I like caffeine.

E: Any specific flavor?

JB: No, no, I like normal! Actually, I want to drink, but I can’t sing when I’m drunk. So redbull, or maybe coffee.

E: Do you normally drink soju (South Korean drink)? Or any [specific alcohol?]

JB: No, no, I don’t like soju. I like all alcoholic drinks except soju.

E: About the tour, which song would you never leave out of the setlist? 

JB: Heaven or Kiss my lips!

E: You have a lot of fans in South America, do you plan to come here on tour? 

JB: Hey, where are our fans? Really? I’d like to come!

RV: Come on! (laughs)

E: Speaking of your fans, do you have any curiosities that they don’t know yet? 

JB: I started having my nose washed, like… {gestures at how he uses one}

E: Oh! Like, Neti Pots?

JB: Yes! It’s very good for snoring and other health benefits!

E: What are your next releases? 

JB: The next release is on December 18th! I’m going to re-release my old singles.

E: What are your professional goals for the next few years?

JB: Get rich! (laughing) Buying a house in Seoul. You know it’s very expensive, right? {laughing} Okay, okay, that’s a joke. I want to be the producer of an entire project. 

E: All of it, all of it?

JB: Starting from the bottom up, song title, cover art – everything.

E: Finally, could you leave a message for your South American fans, especially the Brazilians?

JB: Yo, Brazilians! I’ll be there – we’ll be there. Thank you so much for listening to our music! Koreans love Brazil. They (Brazil/Brazilians) won the World Cup! Much, much love to all our fans around the world. Thank you very much.

 

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The one where we all lost a friend

Matthew Perry

To our eternal friend, Matthew Perry

Whatever your age is, you’ve probably heard of the sitcom Friends (1994-2004), one of the greatest series ever produced. But our tribute is not to Friends, but to the man who was our best friend for almost 30 years: Matthew Perry.

Last Saturday night (28), we were taken by surprise with some of the saddest news of the year. Matthew Perry, 54, was found lifeless in the bathtub of his home, and that’s all the information we have so far. 

It only took a tweet from TMZ about the information for millions of people to feel a tightness in their chest at the news, just like when we lose someone very dear to us, not least because Matthew was – very – dear to us.

Matthew Perry
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Career 

Unlike many people think, Friends was not the actor’s first job. He made his television debut in 1979 with the series 240-Robert, followed by several TV jobs, but none that gave Matthew the opportunity he needed to shine and make a name for himself. 

Matthew Perry
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He was in the movies even before he took part in the biggest sitcom in history. His first movie was A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon (1988).

Friends 

On September 22, 1994, the sitcom was released, the comfort show for thousands of people that became known as one of the best series ever produced.

For ten years, Matthew played Chandler Bing, the comic relief of Friends and perhaps the most human character in the series. His iconic phrases, his moments of personal growth and his love life were forever imprinted in the memory of fans, who will also never forget this loyal, sensible and caring friend. The character was that friend who wasn’t good at giving advice, but always had a sarcastic comment.

Chandler Bing or Chanandler Bong, husband of Monica (Courteney Cox) and friend of Joey (Matt LeBlanc), Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Ross (David Schwimmer) and Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), was also our best friend.

Much more than Friends

After the series ended in 2004, the actors went their separate ways in Hollywood, and Matthew was no different.

The actor, writer and comedian went on to film, now as a father in 17 Again (2009), in which we saw another side of Matthew, in what was one of his last memorable roles. Perry also appeared in an episode of Cougar Town (2009-2015) alongside Courteney, the first time the friends met on screen after the series ended.

Matthew Perry
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His last role was in 2017, in the miniseries The Kennedys: After Camelot. But that wasn’t the last we saw of the actor.

The Reunion 

In 2021, while we were still suffering from the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, we had the return of that comfort pleasure that, to be quite honest, we needed. A Friends special was released on HBO Max, featuring the entire cast of the series in their first and last recorded reunion. 

The recording, which took place at Stage 24, the same location where the iconic series took place, brought reflections on the lives of the cast and their characters, as well as never-before-told stories and never-before-seen images. 

Matthew Perry
Photo: reproduction/The New York Times

In Friends: The Reunion, Matthew talked about how important it was for him to make people laugh: “It felt like I was going to die if they didn’t laugh. And that’s not healthy, for sure. But sometimes I’d say a line and nobody would laugh. Then I would sweat and go into internal convulsions because I hadn’t succeeded.”

At one moment, Courteney Cox said that the timing of the reunion was perfect, since we wouldn’t know what the next 20 years of the series’ anniversary would be like. Unfortunately, she was more right than she could have imagined.

Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing: A Memoir

In 2022, Matthew released Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing: A Memoir, a book full of the actor’s memories and stories of overcoming.

For those who were more attuned to the news, especially at the time of Friends, the actor’s daily struggle was well known, as he never hid his drug addiction and depression, overcoming all taboos.

His illness was not a drama or a detail to be made up, it was there all the time in its exact measure, without sensationalism or condescension. Several times Matthew appeared different between seasons of Friends, both in terms of his weight and his appearance, which often veered between healthy and close to exhaustion.

Matthew Perry
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Between relapses and an endearing willingness to talk about the problem at a time when little was said about it, his contribution helped and continues to help dismantle prejudices.

Matthew was certainly important in many ways, making us laugh, cry and become aware of trivialized issues.

Saying goodbye to someone is always very difficult, and we are never prepared for it. So instead of saying goodbye, Entretê will say: I’ll be there for you, ’cause you’re there for me too.

We’ll miss you Mathew! Follow Entretetizei on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for more news.

 

*Featured photo credit: reproduction/People Magazine.

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Exclusive interview | SHAUN talks about his North American tour, partnerships and career

SHAUN

In this exclusive interview to Entretetizei, the South Korean singer talked a bit more about his creation and production processes

Kim Yun-ho, better known as SHAUN, is a South Korean singer, producer, and DJ, who became globally known for his single Way Back Home, released in 2018, which topped the South Korean charts at the time. Also, years later, the hit went viral on TikTok. In this exclusive interview with Entretê, the artist told us a little more about the production process of his songs, talked about partnerships, and his ongoing North American tour, named ON THE ROAD.

Besides his work as a songwriter and DJ, SHAUN is known for producing songs in a unique way, and shared his process with us: “[…] I add a melody.Then I proceed with the arrangement. For the box repair, I create the melody and the chords at the same time, and then I take it back from there.There are many different ways to do that. And the starting point for composing melodies can be a guitar, or it can be a piano. I tend to start with what I have on hand at the moment, I think it starts with ‘How can I use this to express what I’m doing now?’ Sometimes that’s the case…”.

Way Back Home was undoubtedly the kickstart to SHAUN‘s successful career, crossing the K-pop barrier and reaching playlists around the world. “[…] It’s something that I’m really excited for and thankful for, and it’s something that has allowed me to bring my music to a lot of people, and allowed me to have a lot more opportunities. There are those who got it through my music, and there are those who took the time to hear it, and a lot of memories were created with that music.That’s why. I think it was a great opportunity to share.”

With the song making its way around the world, SHAUN began to receive affection and gain fanclubs around the world. This month, the singer embarked on his first North American tour. In the March interview, he shared his expectations and preparations for the ON THE ROAD TOUR:

First, I’m trying to prepare for the most basic elements of the show. Because it’s important for me to have the most basic, most fundamental things being executed well. The first one is the music. How are we going to do the introduction, what songs are we going to play, and how are we going to do it. I thought about this a lot while writing the script. At the moment, I am in the middle of it, so… Although this is the first time I am doing this, I am not planning to do any fancy production. I can’t show you now, but as we build, we will show you. I would like to show my face more often, so I will put together a show with the basics.

During the interview, SHAUN commented on his new song Steal The Show, released with Thai actor and singer Jeff Satur:

The first time I heard about Jeff Satur, I did some research. What kind of music he plays, what he looks like, what he has done. I thought his sweet image would go well with the song I was preparing. My concern was not about the tone of his voice, as I thought it went very well with the song and his voice, as I think it works very well with the song. I think it worked. When I got the vocals, I did the polishing. The song was so well put together, and it worked so well, and you could tell that he liked the song too, so I was really excited to work with him on it. It was a very smooth transition, and it was like we were working together.

For the full interview with SHAUN talking on career, music production, and more, check out the video below: 

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Exclusive Interview | Balming Tiger talks about the partnership with RM and the group’s upcoming projects

Balming Tiger

South Korean group has been gaining media attention since 2022 and is preparing for its first North American tour 

Balming Tiger (or BT, for the intimate) is a collective created in 2017, which defines itself as a multinational alternative K-Pop group, with members who have different perceptions about musical production, making their songs have a unique style and stand out in the South Korean music industry. 

The group currently has 11 members, namely: DJ Abyss, Henson Hwang, Jan’ Qui, Leesuho, Mugg the Student, Omega Sapien, San Yawn, Sogumm, Unsinkable, Chanhee Hong and BJ WNJN. 

Balming Tiger
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In 2020, BT caught the public’s attention after its single Kolo Kolo became viral on TikTok, and in 2022 the group returned to the charts with its hit track Sexy Nukim, in partnership with RM (Kim Namjoon), the leader of BTS. To tell you a little more about its history and production processes, BT gave an exclusive interview to Entretê, just take a look: 

Entretetizei: What has changed in the Balming Tiger songs from 2017 to now? What paths did you prefer to follow in the music industry? 

Balming Tiger: We’ve joined many new members since 2017 when we graduated. Each time 11 members come together, each member adds their own color, and our music gradually becomes a new color. We wanted to follow our own new path, not the typical mainstream K-pop market or the local underground music scene. And yes, the ‘alternative K-pop’. 

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E: Last year you released Sexy Nukim, in partnership with Kim Namjoon (RM) from BTS. How did this proposal happen? And what was it like working with a world-renowned idol and one of South Korea’s greatest songwriters? 

BT: We felt like we needed a new energy to complete this song. So far, only our members have worked on this, but for the first time, we felt the need to be outstanding artists. We thought RM was the right person to instill a new presence in our music and contacted him through a nearby producer. He gladly accepted and recorded it quickly and sent it to us. He’s a very humble and highly capable friend. We learned a lot from each other working together. 

E: Sexy Nukim, in addition to being an addictive song, also has a music video that draws attention. All the elements are very well placed, and you can see that he has a good sense of cinema in his production. Whose idea was it to produce the music video? And what was it like to record it? 

BT: We mainly used the first recorded version. That’s because it was the best feeling. Also, we used the file as it was because the first version of RM recorded and sent was so perfect. The music video was directed by Penacky, a friend and partner who has been working with us constantly. He thought about how to express our music, and we think he expressed it best by paying attention to detail. Check out the other music videos by Armadillo, Kolo Kolo and Trust Youself, directed by Penacky.  

E: Since last year, Balming Tiger has been breaking the indie and alternative K-Pop barrier and reaching an audience in the K-Pop bubble. What does that process look like for you? 

BT: We think we’re very thankful to be able to make music in this era when K-pop is gaining worldwide popularity. We are thankful that our work can receive more attention. We’re different from the typical K-pop look and style, but we don’t think it’s a typical indie sensation. We feel that we are taking two paths at the same time, or we are taking a new path, not those paths. Many people may not be familiar with our style, but thank you for the growing number of fans who like our colors. 

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E: You recently released the single Trust Yourself. Which for me is the perfect song to throw everything up and jump. How was her production process? Do you intend to include it in an album? 

BT: Yes, this track is a pre-release of our first studio album. We wanted to sing about trust. Especially in Korea, there are many cases where people care too much about the eyes of others. They often follow other people’s opinions rather than their own. The lyrics to this song are also words for ourselves. We wanted to convey a message that we should focus on the sound of our own heart and not on the outside, and we incorporated it as an active sound. 

E: Speaking of an album, you’re producing one now. How are things going? Do you have a release date yet? Could you give us some spoilers about what to expect from this album? 

BT: Yes, we are planning to release an album in the first half of this year. The exact date has not yet been decided, but there is not much time left. It’s our first full-length album in over five years since we formed a group. So far, we’ve only shown our colors as a single, but we’re happy to finally show what an 11-member mixed color will look like. It will be an alternative K-pop album in which each personality is harmonized and various genres are mixed. 

E: You have done a lot of shows, and I believe that the demand for the group has grown considerably in recent months. Do you have plans to embark on a world tour? 

BT: We feel that the demand for our presentations abroad has increased even more recently. We are planning to go on a world tour with the release of the album this year. Of course, there are some countries that cannot go, but we want to visit more countries and introduce ourselves as time goes by. We can’t wait to meet the Brazilian fans. 

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E: What do you plan to achieve in the coming years as a collective? What are the plans that you want to put into practice? 

BT: After our first studio album, all the members who haven’t released an album yet will release their own albums. After the group color, we think that the color of each member will be revealed. Our plan is to spread our energy and love around the world. Love is our mission! 

E: What can we expect from the Balming Tiger in the coming months? 

BT: We are focusing our energies on preparing the group’s first studio album and on a worldwide tour to play it live. Please wait for that. 

Recently, Balming Tiger announced their first North American tour, which is the starting point for a possible world tour. Is it too early to order come to Brazil? It doesn’t hurt to try! 

 

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Exclusive interview | Peakboy talks about music, Wooga Squad and the next steps of his career

Peakboy

In an exclusive interview to Entretê, the musician talked about the next steps of his career, the creation of his new album and his Brazilian fans 

From hip hop to pop, Kwon Sung-hwan, better known as Peakboy, stands out as one of the most talented and versatile artists in the South Korean music industry today. A producer, rapper, songwriter, and singer, Peakboy released his first single Gin & Tonic in 2017, and his first mini-album Portrait in 2018.

Today, at 33, the musician is preparing his newest album, and he also has a full schedule with several festivals, in addition to his work as a DJ.

Peakboy
Photo: Marie Claire

In an exclusive interview with Entretetizei, he told us a little more about the next steps in his career, check it out:

Entretetizei: First of all, thank you very much for agreeing to participate in the Entretetizei interview. Your Brazilian fans will love to know a bit more about you.

Peakboy: What’s up, Brazil! This is Peakboy. It’s great to see you guys. 

E: Who is Peakboy to you?

P: Well… I don’t want to wrap it up and explain myself because I’m just who the Peakboy is itself 🙂

E: You are one of the rising artists in K-hip hop lately. I would like to know how you found your way into the scene and what made you want to pursue this path? 

P: I’m just doing my things like making music with my thoughts and stories. I wanna be irreplaceable. 

E: You started as a producer, but it didn’t take long to release your first songs. How was this process of change and what difficulties did you go through going from producer to in front of the microphone? 

P: I believed in myself and worked hard. Because I love my job so much, I want to become famous so that more people can hear my music. Although I believe in myself, I think it’s really tough to persevere well.

Peakboy
Photo: Marie Claire

E: What genres, besides rap, would you like to work with?

P: I don’t want to be biased towards one genre. I want to be an artist whom can digest all genres

E: You have collaborated with several artists such as Whee In, Choi Woo Shik, Kim Taehyung, and Paul Kim, which was your last collaboration. What was it like to work with artists that are a bit out of your style? Do you try to work together during the whole process of creation and production of the songs? 

P: I think it’s really exciting to work with artists who have different charms. You can listen to their thoughts and stories that are different from mine, and there are times when you learn good things. It was so much fun 🙂

E: It is impossible to talk about Choi Woo Shik and Kim Taehyung without mentioning Wooga Squad. Recently, In The Soop: Friendcation was aired, where the fans could get closer to what is, without a doubt, one of the most iconic friendships in South Korea. What was it like recording the show and being able to spend time with the boys? Are you planning to do something like this again? Are there any plans around Wooga Squad? 

P: It was so much fun and I felt comfortable. It was a broadcast show, but it was no different from playing with really close friends. I don’t know when the next time will be, but if the opportunity comes again, I want to make fun memories again.

Peakboy
Photo: Disney+

E: Your last release How To Love, featuring Paul Kim, showed a more classic side of you. How was the creation process of the song, and how did you get to the final result? For me, it is one of the best releases of the year! 

P: This song started with a question of ​​”what is love?”. There are moments where you ask yourself “Is this love?”. It’s probably something everyone can relate to.  Paul Kim featured in it, and I put the titles of Paul Kim’s songs in the lyrics here and there, so I think listeners will have fun finding them.

E: In the last few months you have been active in festivals and concerts, do you intend to continue this way next year? Is there any chance of a world tour? 

P: Sure! I’m still working on my next album, and I also do DJing often. I think there will be opportunities to meet overseas fans often!  You can look forward to it!

E: Still about tours, your Brazilian fans are very active on social networks, and it is visible the affection they have for you and your work. Do you intend to include, if possible, Brazil in a probable tour? 

P: Absolutely!  If you invite me, I’ll go anytime!

E:  There are some rumors that you are working on a new album. Do you intend to release a mixtape or full-length album in the coming months? 

P: I’m preparing for a full-length album, but I’m still thinking about it.

E: What inspires you when writing and producing? 

P: It’s hard to say, but I think I mostly get it from my daily routine and everyday life.  Watching a movie, cleaning, talking with friends, every moment. 

E: How do you see yourself in the next five years? 

P: I think I will meet more fans than I do now, and I will continue to make music and more shows. At that time, I must be enjoying music as much as I am now, right?

Peakboy
Photo: Marie Claire

E: What are your expectations for the next releases? 

P: I work on music in various genres. I want to make various genres of music without being biased towards one genre!

E: What message would you like to leave to your Brazilian fans? 

P: Fans in Brazil, thank you for supporting and loving me from afar! I want to see you guys someday and enjoy it together! I love you!

E: What are the next steps for Peakboy? 

P: It would be a world tour! For the fans who love me all over the world!

 

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Latin Grammy Academy announces special awards winners

Grammy Latino

Among this year’s honorees are Rosario Flores, Myriam Hernández, Rita Lee, Amanda Miguel, Yordano, Manolo Díaz, Paquito D’Rivera and Abraham Laboriel 

 

Yesterday morning (25), the Latin Grammy Academy announced that Rosario Flores, Myriam Hernández, Rita Lee, Amanda Miguel and Yordano will receive this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award as part of its annual special awards presentation. In addition, Manolo Díaz, Paquito D’Rivera and Abraham Laboriel will receive the Trustees Award. 

“The collective accomplishments of this extraordinary group of artists and their contributions to Latin music are immeasurable,” said Manuel Abud, CEO of the Latin Recording Academy. “It will be a great privilege to honor these legendary figures during Latin Grammy Week in Las Vegas.” 

The Lifetime Achievement Award is given to artists who have made creative contributions of great artistic importance to Latin music and their communities. The Trustees Award is given to individuals who have made significant contributions to Latin music during their careers in ways other than performance. Both awards are voted on by the Grammy Latin Academy Board of Trustees. 

The honorees will be celebrated at a private event as part of Latin Grammy Week on Wednesday, November 16, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. Eduardo Osorio will return as executive producer along with the Latin Grammy Academy production team. 

Check out the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees:

Rosario Flores (Spain) 

Since the beginning of her remarkable career, this Spanish pop phenomenon has added elegance and understatement to all her performances, whether it’s a rock ballad, an authentic Catalan rumba, or a joyful love song. Born in Madrid into one of Spain’s most iconic musical families, she began recording music at a young age and enjoyed the tutelage of her older brother, singer/songwriter Antonio Flores, on albums such as 1994’s Siento. A year after his tragic death, Rosario’s moving tribute to his memory, “Qué Bonito,” became one of his biggest hits. In 2002, a role in Pedro Almodóvar’s masterpiece Talk To Her showed her versatility as a performer, which also shines on her most recent album, the exuberant Te Lo Digo Todo Y No Te Digo Na from 2021. 

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Myriam Hernández (Chile) 

One of Chile’s most influential and commercially successful singer/songwriters, Myriam Hernández emerged in the late 1980s and has left a deep mark on contemporary romantic music. Following the success of El Hombre Que Yo Amo from her 1990 album Dos, La Baladista de América – as she is affectionately known – has been creating hit after hit thanks to her “amyrianado” style, juxtaposing delicate, nocturnal moods with the inherent passion of her delivery. Hernández has collaborated with respected artists such as Gilberto Santa Rosa, Marco Antonio Solís, Cristian Castro, and Paul Anka, as well as establishing herself as a respected television personality. 

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Rita Lee (Brazil) 

Rita Lee is one of the best-selling singers and songwriters in Brazilian history, a visionary artist whose unique sound identity blends ballad pop, MPB, bossa and new wave. She began her career with the band Os Mutantes, and recorded albums with the backing band Tutti Frutti, including the 1975 album Fruto Proibido. In 1979, she released the legendary Rita Lee LP in partnership with her husband, multi-instrumentalist Roberto de Carvalho, and their collaborations continued throughout the 1980s with a long string of radio hits and sold-out shows. In later decades, she began to step out of her comfort zone with acoustic recordings like Here, There, Anywhere, a collection of live songs based on Beatles covers. 

Image: Latin Grammy Academy

 Amanda Miguel (Argentina)

Born in the province of Chubut, Argentina, Amanda Miguel studied music in Buenos Aires, where she met singer/songwriter Diego Verdaguer, her future husband and creative partner. With Verdaguer as producer, Miguel released

a visionary trilogy of concept albums known as El Sonido between 1981 and 1984. Recorded in Los Angeles with top session musicians, the albums connected with lovers of torrid ballads, spawning massive hits like Así No Te Amará Jamás. In 1992 she released Rompecorazones, a sophisticated excursion into ranchera territory, followed four years later by the pop blockbuster Ámame Una Vez Más. In a career that now spans more than four decades, her passion for music continues with her 2022 Siempre Te Amaré tour with her daughter Ana Victoria. 

Image: Latin Grammy Academy

Yordano (Venezuela) 

Italian-born Venezuelan singer/songwriter Yordano has infused Latin music with his poetic vision through a delicate and constantly evolving songbook of cosmopolitan pop, tropical idioms and romantic ballads. After graduating in architecture, he began his musical career in 1978 as lead singer of the band Sietecuero. His second solo album, Yordano, from 1984, and the song Manantial de Corazón, made him an international sensation. His subsequent LPs boasted memorable radio hits, such as Locos de Amor in 1988 and the social commentary song Por Estas Calles four years later. In 2016, he revisited his catalog on El Tren de los Regresos, with special appearances by Carlos Vives, Kany García, and other prominent artists. 

Image: Latin Grammy Academy

2022 Curators Award Honorees: 

Manolo Díaz (Spain) 

After a decades-long career in the music industry, Manolo Díaz invested his experience as a singer, songwriter and socially conscious record label executive in his role as senior vice president and now board member of the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation, where he served for more than seven years. He was an active participant in the Spanish rock wave of the 1960s in his native country as guitarist for Los Sonor, and later writing and producing hits for Los Bravos and Aguaviva. In the 1970s, Díaz transitioned into a respected career as a music executive at CBS, Sony, IFPI and UMG, working closely with such luminaries as Julio and Enrique Iglesias, Raffaella Carrá, Juanes, Carlos Vives and others. 

Image: Latin Grammy Academy

Paquito D’Rivera (Cuba) 

Winner of nine Grammys and five Grammys, Cuban saxophonist and composer Paquito D’Rivera has enriched the contemporary Latin music landscape with his sense of humor and artistic elegance. He was a founding member of the progressive Cuban supergroup Irakere in the 1970s. After a move to the United States in 1980, he created the United Nations Orchestra with the legendary Dizzy Gillespie, merging Afro-Caribbean styles with jazz. As a soloist, D’Rivera has performed with symphony orchestras around the world, advocating the inclusion of Latin American composers in the classical repertoire. 

Image: Latin Grammy Academy

Abraham Laboriel (Mexico) 

Born in Mexico City, Abraham Laboriel first learned guitar from his father before switching to bass. It was composer Henry Mancini who advised Laboriel to move to Los Angeles in search of session work, and after an international tour with singer Al Jarreau, he cemented his reputation as a technically superb player who could easily adapt to any style. Much admired in the jazz community, he has worked with such greats as Ella Fitzgerald and Herbie Hancock, and has also become a favorite bass player for Latin stars including Julio Iglesias, Rubén Blades, and José José. 

Image: Latin Grammy Academy

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Interview | Junny spoke about the beginning of his career and his first North American tour

Junny

In an interview with Entretê, the South Korean soloist told what it was like to produce for other artists and the expectations for the first tour

Junny, a South Korean soloist, is leaving for her first tour. Entitled blanc, the tour will visit cities in the United States and Canada. Known for being a genius singer-songwriter, Junny is making his mark as a rising star on the global music scene, and now he can meet his fans in person.

The blanc tour will make its first stop on September 4 in Los Angeles, followed by shows on September 5 in San Francisco, September 7 in Seattle, September 8 in Vancouver, September 9 in Dallas, September 12 in Houston, September 13 in Atlanta, September 14 in Toronto, September 15 in Brooklyn and closes the tour on the 16th in Motreal.

Junny
Photo: Mauve & Unbound Entertainment Group

In an interview with Entretetizei, Junny told a little more about her entry into the music industry and about her expectations with the tour.

Check out our chat with Junny:

Entretetizei: First of all, we would like to thank you for the interview.

Where did your interest in music come from? Did it come naturally, or did you have any encouragement or inspiration? 

Junny: I was always singing around the house ever since I was a little boy, eventually learning how to play the guitar and writing songs for my highschool crush lol when I graduated highschool I realized music was the only thing that stuck by me my whole life so I decided to go that path. Choosing music as a career isn’t the safest route to take but thanks to my older brother I was able to gain confidence and he really helped me stay motivated and committed to my craft!

E: What was it like to debut in 2017 in the boom of the South Korean music industry?

J: It’s a bit different for me because my actual debut was in 2020! I was still in Canada when I released music in 2017 and it was all independent during that time. I think the biggest reason for me to come to Korea was because of the “boom” in the South Korean industry. To be honest I’m just thankful for the timing and if it wasn’t for the decision to move to Korea at that time, I wouldn’t be where I am today.

E: What were the biggest challenges you faced at the time? 

J: I think it was the environment, living in a small studio with barely any room to sleep and clothes to hang, all I literally did was make music and dreaming for a better life. I knew at the time this was what I signed up for but being away from home and no one to rely on it was one of the biggest challenges I had to overcome.

E: Since the release of his single Thank You, the growth of his musical abilities has been visible. What is the process of creating your music? Do you follow any ritual at the time of production? 

J: For me it’s all about the vibes in the studio. When writing my album I wanted everything to be true to myself with my own experiences so my team and I would constantly talk about life, what I’ve been through and certain moments that came to mind. I think that’s what my album “blanc” is all about and it definitely makes this the most personal album I’ve ever worked on.

E: We can’t talk about your career without mentioning JungKook, from BTS. What was it like to have been noticed by one of the biggest names in K-Pop (and one of today’s greatest artists)? 

J: It was insane!!! At first I couldn’t believe it. The fact that he knew my song and watching him sing along to “By My Side” was such a heartwarming moment.. It was also my birthday that day (coincidence for sure) but it sure made a great birthday gift LOL.

E: And it wasn’t just JungKook who noticed your talent, was it?! What was it like to compose for artists like IU, Baekhyun (from EXO), Kai and Suho? 

J: I’m just so thankful for these opportunities and it definitely became my biggest achievements as a songwriter. These amazing artists inspire me everyday and I think that’s what motivates me to strive as an artist. I’ll forever be grateful for being able to be a part of their albums!! It’s an indescribable feeling.

E: His most recent work was the single Color Me, a partnership with Chung Ha. What was it like to work with the artist and how did the feat come about? 

J: This project was in the works for along time since I was working on my album, I wanted to try a different style and my long time songwriting friend MinGtion and I wrote a demo for this song and the moment it was finished I fell in love with it. I thought CHUNG HA being on the song as a feature would be the greatest thing ever and luckily, through MinGtion we were able to send over the demo and thankfully CHUNG HA liked the song as well!

E: Is there an artist who is your dream of a perfect feat? 

J: I don’t think I can just name one artist to be honest I’d love to work with anyone that I can share a vibe with! I’m always open to work and searching for new artists and hopefully I’ll be able to continue on working with these talented artists around the world!

E: Now, five years after your debut, you are embarking on your first North American tour. What are your expectations? 

J: Since it’s my first ever tour, I’m expecting to learn and have lot’s and lot’s of fun. I want to give a great show to my fans who are coming to watch me perform for the first time and I’m just so excited to finally see them in person <3

E: Do you want to expand your tour to other countries, which may include Brazil?

J: Of course! I’d love to perform all over the world if the schedule and timing is right!! I can’t forget about my fans in Brazil they show me so much love and hopefully we’ll be able to see each other very soon! 🙂 

E:  I saw that there is a movement of Brazilian fans on your social networks. How do you get that affection from fans who are literally on the other side of the world? 

J: It’s a blessing. Truly a blessing to be loved by fans across the world just because of my music. I feel like the best I can do for them right now is to be healthy, put out great music for them to enjoy and be the best version of myself! My fans are my biggest motivation for sure.

E: What message would you like to leave for your Brazilian fans? 

J: To my lovely fans in Brazil, I just wanna say thank you from the bottom of my heart for your continuous love and support, I’ll do my best to bring a show to you very soon so in the meantime I hope you enjoy my upcoming album “blanc” and I love you so much!! Eu te amo! <3 ( I hope that’s correct )

E: Finally, what are Junny’s next steps as an artist? Are you planning to release an album, new single, work as a producer, or embark on a new tour?

J: Yes! Yes & Yes! my upcoming album “blanc” is coming very soon so stay tuned and I have much more music coming along the way. Also I am going on a North American tour in September! I feel like this is a new chapter for me and I hope to bring you more great news in the future!! Thank you so much for this interview and see you all very soon! 🙂

 

Who is already rooting for Junny to come to Brazil? Tell us on the Entretê networks – Insta, Face and Twitter.

 

 

*Featured photo credit: publicity / Mauve & Unbound Entertainment Group

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