Stray Kids Electrifies 100,000 Fans at Brazil's Rock in Rio
The 100-minute set followed NEXZ, Hwasa and Alok on a night organizers billed as Rock in Rio’s first full evening built around Korean pop.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Tae-su = Group Stray Kids performed an energetic dance at Brazil's 'Rock in Rio,' considered the world's largest music festival...
To talk about k-pop always involves superlatives. Therefore, it was predictable that the opening of the genre at the largest festival in the country, Rock in Rio, would take shape.
Stray Kids made history in Rock in Rio as the first K-pop head of the festival, closing the evening dedicated to the genre in the Palco Mundo. The entry Stray Kids makes history in Rock in Rio as the first K-pop head of the festival was first published in What!.
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