Super Junior-M to Debut in China
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Super Junior-M is ready to make its debut in China.
The group, which was tentatively named "Super Junior China" is a vocal group made up of Korean and Chinese members. The group was formed to specifically target the Chinese-speaking markets.
The seven-member group consists of Han-kyung, the Chinese member of Super Junior, Si-won (Choi Si-won), Dong-hae (Donghae), Ryeo-wook, Cho Kyuhyun and two more Chinese members, Henry and Zhao Wei.
Super Junior-M's first album "Me" will be released in China in mid-April. It will also be released in other Asian countries including Korea, Taiwan and Thailand. All of the songs in the album are performed in Chinese. The album contains a total of 12 songs. In addition to the five new songs, the album includes the title song "U", "Don't Don" and "Marry U". I
Prior to their official debut, Super Junior-M unveiled a teaser video of all seven members on http://www.sohu.com on April 3. More than one million Internet users downloaded the video in just five days. The music video of the group's title song "U" was also unveiled to the public on April 8. On the same day, the group performed at an annual music awards ceremony held in Beijing.
The group, which was tentatively named "Super Junior China" is a vocal group made up of Korean and Chinese members. The group was formed to specifically target the Chinese-speaking markets.
The seven-member group consists of Han-kyung, the Chinese member of Super Junior, Si-won (Choi Si-won), Dong-hae (Donghae), Ryeo-wook, Cho Kyuhyun and two more Chinese members, Henry and Zhao Wei.
Super Junior-M's first album "Me" will be released in China in mid-April. It will also be released in other Asian countries including Korea, Taiwan and Thailand. All of the songs in the album are performed in Chinese. The album contains a total of 12 songs. In addition to the five new songs, the album includes the title song "U", "Don't Don" and "Marry U". I
Prior to their official debut, Super Junior-M unveiled a teaser video of all seven members on http://www.sohu.com on April 3. More than one million Internet users downloaded the video in just five days. The music video of the group's title song "U" was also unveiled to the public on April 8. On the same day, the group performed at an annual music awards ceremony held in Beijing.
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