P-Pop (Pinoy popular music) idol groups are on the rise with SB19, BINI, BGYO, MNL48 and ALAMAT, to name a few, paving the way for the game-changing genre in the country.
It is trendy, catchy, and visually appealing to resonate with its relatively young fanbase but beyond that, P-pop tracks hold deeper message with an aim to motivate and empower the listener.
For the Korea Music Content Association (KMCA), this is an ingredient to a recipe of success P-Pop players must value and retain in the long run.
“There are many reasons why K-pop became such great success in the world– there’s great talent or the musical strength of the performers. But I think what is more important is that the Korean groups try to understand and try to share their feelings to their fans, they try to have conversation in a way that even people from other countries could understand,” KMCA Secretary General Steve Choi said in a recent sit down interview with the Philippine News Agency (PNA).
P-Pop (Pinoy popular music) idol groups are on the rise with SB19, BINI, BGYO, MNL48 and ALAMAT, to name a few, paving the way for the game-changing genre in the country.
It is trendy, catchy, and visually appealing to resonate with its relatively young fanbase but beyond that, P-pop tracks hold deeper message with an aim to motivate and empower the listener.
For the Korea Music Content Association (KMCA), this is an ingredient to a recipe of success P-Pop players must value and retain in the long run.
“There are many reasons why K-pop became such great success in the world– there’s great talent or the musical strength of the performers. But I think what is more important is that the Korean groups try to understand and try to share their feelings to their fans, they try to have conversation in a way that even people from other countries could understand,” said KMCA Secretary General Steve Choi in a recent sit down interview with the Philippine News Agency (PNA).
Source: Philippines News Agency