K-POP

Being more specific is Korean pop. One of the groups we can mention are: BTS, BLACKPINK, STRAY KIDS, among others. In K-pop you will have a mix of emotions: spurts, laughter, screams, tears. You feel such a great affection for the boys, when you are attached to them, an inexplicable joy. Many think this feeling that the fandom has for idols is nonsense, but for those who feel it in their skin, it gets emotional! And if you think about it, there is someone who likes this style of music all over the world. 



Student: Maria da Conceição, J2

Student: Ana Clara, J2.

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