[NEWS] SECRET to expand into the Chinese market next year
2011.12.27
SECRET has led a busy year with their hit songs “Shy Boy“, “Starlight Moonlight“, and “Love is Move“. They kicked off their Japanese debut a few months ago, and now they’re looking to expand into the Chinese market.
On December 26th, TS Entertainment revealed, “SECRET will be promoting all over Asia in addition to their Korean and Japanese promotions next year. 2012 will mark the official start of their Asian advancement.”
Their cute, trendy songs have become a trademark to their image, and officials are wondering whether this image will work in China. A representative stated, “We’ve received a lot of fan meeting and performance requests from all over Asia so we’re trying to work them into their schedules.”
In related news, SECRET will be attending all of the year-end ceremonies this year.
Note: Allkpop has a very misleading title so I used a different title instead. Going by the article and what is quoted from TS Entertainment, it’s more of having promotions overseas (like solo events/fanmeets) rather than advancing to just the Chinese market.
Secret are currently scheduled to hold a Fanmeet in Singapore on February 11 and will have a three-city Japan Tour in March.
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