Idol group U-Kiss recently appeared BBC World News.
On November 1 (local time), the UK’s BBC World News reported on the group under the title, ‘Peru goes mad for S Korean boy band.’
The report featured U-Kiss’ interview that took place after their performance in Peru, and the title song “Stop Girl” from their seventh mini album played as in the background.
U-Kiss met up with approximately 7,000 fans at Estadio Monomental Stadium in Peru, and the next day, they also held a fan meeting. The news aired after the group held their concert on November 1.
U-Kiss started developing their career in South America by participating a rock festival that took place in Columbia last May, and they are planning for a concert in South America later next year.
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