30 Indian Singers Selected with Talent and Talented Invite Team to Korea
The World Ceramic Culture Exchange Association (Chairman Park Hee-soo) will hold the Korea-India University Song Festival at the "Noida City Expo" in Uttar Pradesh, northern India, for three days from June 14 to 16 this year.
The population of Eupi State is about 215 million, and India also has a large population. The Korea-India University Song Festival is a song festival in which local university students in India compete for their singing skills, and a Tae Kwon-moo team of Korean university students and a K-pop cover dance team will take the stage to promote cultural exchange between the two countries.
After a fierce preliminary round, 30 teams will advance to the finals. All 30 teams will be awarded membership cards of the Korean Singers Association, and prize money and prizes will be given as prizes. Most of the selected winners can sign contracts with entertainment agencies and be invited to Korea to get a chance to perform.
The World Ceramic Culture Exchange Association is promoting the Korea-India University Song Festival through local media in India, and applications for participation are available until April 30.
The biggest perk of this university song festival is visiting Korea. It is a good opportunity for Indian university students who dream of becoming singers.
The "University Song Festival" remains a memory for Koreans, but not for India. With the K-pop fever, the interest and popularity of the Indian University Song Festival are increasing. India, a large country with 1.4 billion people with a competition ratio of 3,300 to 1, is inviting Korea into an incredible world of mystery and opportunity like the Indian government's International Tourism slogan (Incredible India).
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30 Indian Singers Selected with Talent and Talented Invite Team to Korea
The World Ceramic Culture Exchange Association (Chairman Park Hee-soo) will hold the Korea-India University Song Festival at the "Noida City Expo" in Uttar Pradesh, northern India, for three days from June 14 to 16 this year.
The population of Eupi State is about 215 million, and India also has a large population. The Korea-India University Song Festival is a song festival in which local university students in India compete for their singing skills, and a Tae Kwon-moo team of Korean university students and a K-pop cover dance team will take the stage to promote cultural exchange between the two countries.
After a fierce preliminary round, 30 teams will advance to the finals. All 30 teams will be awarded membership cards of the Korean Singers Association, and prize money and prizes will be given as prizes. Most of the selected winners can sign contracts with entertainment agencies and be invited to Korea to get a chance to perform.
The World Ceramic Culture Exchange Association is promoting the Korea-India University Song Festival through local media in India, and applications for participation are available until April 30.
The biggest perk of this university song festival is visiting Korea. It is a good opportunity for Indian university students who dream of becoming singers.
The "University Song Festival" remains a memory for Koreans, but not for India. With the K-pop fever, the interest and popularity of the Indian University Song Festival are increasing. India, a large country with 1.4 billion people with a competition ratio of 3,300 to 1, is inviting Korea into an incredible world of mystery and opportunity like the Indian government's International Tourism slogan (Incredible India).
https://newsk.net/asia/?idx=18022564&bmode=view