From Covering Suho EXO's Songs to Day6, Rian D'Masiv Learns a Lot from the K-Pop Industry

Kapanlagi.com - Since covering K-Pop songs from EXO to DAY6, Rian D Masiv has become more fond of K-Pop music K-Pop. In addition, Rian has taken many lessons from the K-Pop industry itself.

"What I have learned from K-Pop is that they don't create artists randomly. It's not instant. They have been prepared since a very young age. Even from childhood, they have been put into a management system," said Rian when he was a guest at KapanLagi Korean Festival Day 2, on Sunday (26/7).

"They really think about packaging, they think about their album covers, their image, their fashion, and even their music videos," he continued.

1. Wajar K-Pop Goes Global

Due to the working system and seriousness of an agency in producing a star, it's no wonder that now K-Pop artists and music can go global.

"That's why they are highly appreciated by many fans because they prepare for it very seriously. So it's not surprising that they can be heard by all music enthusiasts around the world," said Rian.

2. Music is a Universal Language

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Although there are also many people who don't understand the meaning of those songs. But that's the interesting thing about K-Pop music. According to Rian, music is a universal language that can be enjoyed by everyone without having to know the meaning. Rian also felt that when listening to K-Pop songs.

"Even though many people don't understand the meaning of Korean songs. But for me, music is a universal language, so even without understanding the lyrics or the meaning, it can still reach us," he said.

"For example, I listened to Kim Bum Soo's song Bogoshipda at that time. I was really touched by the song even though I didn't understand the meaning. That's the universal language of music. So we don't need to know the meaning, but just listening to the melody or the singer's voice can touch our hearts," concluded Rian.

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