"We gave deep thought to our identity and how best to express ourselves authentically across the entirety of our music and performances, BTS member Jimin said ahead of the release of the group's album."
"The 14-track Arirang album takes its name from a folk song about longing and separation that is often dubbed South Korea's unofficial national anthem."
"Excitement meanwhile grew in Seoul, with hotels long since booked out and thousands flying in from overseas, ramming home the immense popularity of a multi-award-winning act singing mostly in Korean."
BTS launched their fifth studio album, Arirang, reflecting their Korean identity and roots. The album features 14 tracks and is named after a traditional folk song. The group will perform at an open-air concert in Seoul, their first since a four-year hiatus for military service. The concert is expected to attract around 260,000 attendees. The excitement in Seoul is palpable, with hotels fully booked and fans traveling from abroad, showcasing BTS's significant global influence and popularity in the Korean cultural wave.
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