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Super Junior to return with Latin-tinged album in October
Continuing the legacy of its "Lo Siento" (I’m Sorry, in Spanish) boom, Super Junior will return with another Latin-tinged album in October.
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Continuing the legacy of its 'Lo Siento' boom, Super Junior will return with another Latin-tinged album in October. (S.M. Entertainment via The Korea Herald/File)
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ontinuing the legacy of its "Lo Siento" (I’m Sorry, in Spanish) boom, Super Junior will return with another Latin-tinged album in October.
Representing the act, Label SJ said Monday the veteran K-pop act’s upcoming special EP One More Time will be released on Oct. 8 and include five tracks, all of which will draw on Latin pop’s tropical styling.
As a surprise gift for fans, the act also plans to unveil one of the tracks from the album and its accompanying music video prior to the official album release.
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One More Time also sees Ryeowook rejoining the group after being discharged from the military in July.
Having debuted in 2009, the originally 13-member group enjoyed worldwide success with previous hit “Lo Siento”, the Latin pop-inspired lead track from Super Junior’s repackaged edition of its eighth full-length album, “Play”, released in April. The trilingual song, featuring vocals from American singer-songwriter Leslie Grace, debuted at No. 13 on Billboard’s Latin Digital Song Sales chart.
Super Junior recently performed at the grand finale for the closing ceremony of the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games earlier this month.
This article appeared on The Korea Herald newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
