CNBlue member Yonghwa informs fans that CNBlue in on the other side of the world. On their official twitter account, Yonghwa uplaoded a photo of fans taken top view, wherein their group's name was written on the sand.
He wrote,
"Hello it’s me Yonghwa! We are on the other side of the globe but the support given by the people here was so amazing~~ I’d love to come again and perform here ^^ kkk kya kya Everyone!!! Our upcoming concert! Please look forward to it!!! Kk Beware of the flu! Bye bye" Translated by: Fizzy @cnbluestorm
Seems like he's talking about the recently concluded Music Bank in Chile.
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