27, almost a year after the release of its previous EP, "Got That Boom." Korean-American member Denise could not participate in the promotional activities this time due to her contract issue with VINE Entertainment, and it remains to be seen whether she will rejoin the team in the coming days. Secret Number, comprising Jinny, Minji, Soodam, Zuu, Lea, Dita and Denise, unleashed its third EP, "Fire Saturday," on Oct. "I felt a sense of unease during the break, as it was our first time since our debut to take a hiatus for such a long time… But I tried to use my time wisely through self-enrichment." "When we were on a hiatus during the past 11 months, I frequently hung out with Soodam to go to exhibitions and visit must-eat restaurants in Seoul," Lea said. The bandmates seemed to know every bit of each other, partly because they spend most of their time together, even when they have days off. Secret Number's Zuu, left, and Lea / Korea Times photo by Yun Da-been Lea responded with a playful smile, saying, "That is because I can enjoy more diverse dishes if I have a meal together with a lot of people." "I had heard that most Japanese people prefer eating alone, but Lea is the exact opposite.
Korean member Soodam chimed in, recounting how Lea defied her stereotypes. Numerous people asked me whether I have experienced any culture gaps or conflicts, but I have not." Lea agreed, saying, "It was the same for me, although I was already able to speak some Korean when I first met our members. I began studying the language after joining the company," she said. In fact, when I first arrived at Seoul a few years ago to kick off my training at our record label, VINE Entertainment, I knew little Korean. "The most demanding part was to learn Korean.
With Dita's joining, Secret Number became the first K-pop girl group with an Indonesian member, and it shot to instant stardom in the Southeast Asian country soon after its debut last May.
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"Cultural differences between Indonesia and Korea have not been major stumbling blocks for me," Indonesian member Dita, whose full name is Anak Agung Ayu Puspa Aditya Karang, said in Korean. Secret Number's Soodam, left, and Dita / Korea Times photo by Yun Da-been
Their family-like bond was most visible when the two foreign members ― Lea and Dita ― revealed that their lives in Korea have not been tough, thanks to their friendship with their bandmates. This recent interview with the group indeed uncovered two facts: all of the members are witty and lively and they have a close-knit chemistry. So this brief conversation hinted that we should devote more time to "decoding" Secret Number, which has been picked by many as one of the most sought-after K-pop rookies. But Lea clarified that she was not, saying, "I wonder why there is such a rumor." This question from the 26-year-old Japanese member took most people on the spot by surprise, as they had assumed that Lea, the oldest member of her team, was the leader, just like most other K-pop acts. Members of K-pop girl group Secret Number during a recent interview with The Korea Times, at a studio in Sangam-dong, northern Seoul / Korea Times photo by Yun Da-beenĪs soon as Lea of K-pop girl group Secret Number set foot in the studio in Sangam-dong, northern Seoul, for an interview with The Korea Times, she asked: "I was told that the group leader is supposed to sit in the front row for this interview, but we do not have one… What should we do?" Indonesia has 11703 videos (+118 brand new), 1500 artists (+9 added today). Since Popnable reveals the hottest songs released within the last 365 days in Indonesian Hot 100 Songs Chart. Since 2019, Popnable provides new charts from Indonesia - Top 10 Annoying Songs (ended on ) and Top 20 Likeable Songs. Popnable serves top music charts from Indonesia on a daily ( Top 100 Songs), weekly (Top 40 Songs), monthly (Top 200 Songs) and yearly basis (Top 500 Songs). All weekly chart releases have aired on Friday. Indonesia Top 40 Music Charts has started at Aug(Fri). On the island of Java lies Indonesia's vibrant, sprawling capital, Jakarta, and the city of Yogyakarta, known for gamelan music and traditional puppetry. It’s known for beaches, volcanoes, Komodo dragons and jungles sheltering elephants, orangutans and tigers. Indonesia, a Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of volcanic islands, is home to hundreds of ethnic groups speaking many different languages.
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