"When we held SS2, you gave us so much love to us. On February 26, we promise that we will give you a wonderful and fun concert, said 27 year-old Leeteuk, the group's lead singer.
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Hi everyone! I've been looking the lyrics of Kopi Bujang's theme song for quite some time. I know some of you who have been watching the show in Surya (Singapore) are looking for the lyrics. I'm thanking Raimi for personally sending me the lyrics over Facebook. Well, here it is. Enjoy!
Mark Tadoy was in euphoria last Monday when he first saw the video of an all-male Korean pop group greeting their fans from the Philippines. I guess him and 1,052 people on Facebook who liked the video had the same emotion when the Super Junior itself made the announcement about their upcoming concert in Manila.
"I suddenly had butterflies in my stomach then had goosebumps!" he wrote in his comment to the video posted by Happe Sy, vice president of PULP, the organizer of Super Show 3 Philippines.
Super Junior, the Korean pop group behind the hit "Sorry, Sorry", will perform in the country next month (February 26), although Philippine media has not reported about the event which will be held at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City.
"When we held SS2, you gave us so much love to us. On February 26, we promise that we will give you a wonderful and fun concert, said 27 year-old Leeteuk, the group's lead singer.
Korean pop group Super Junior is making a major come-back to the Philippines this year as part of their Asia-wide live concert tour, this time for a three-day event which would begin on February 24, organizers from Manila said.
Super Junior the group behind the hit "Sorry, Sorry" will be performing live songs from their fourth studio album Bonomana. Major newspapers in the Philippines, however, have not confirmed the upcoming event.
Front row tickets have already been sold out for P10,000 each, according to an information posted on a SS3 Philippines Facebook fanpage.
Philippine broadsheets have not reported about the February concert as of this post. But its organizer, PULP Live Work Productions, confirmed the Philippine leg of the concert tour on her social networking page which was quoted by Daily K Pop News.
"SS3 in Manila will be the bomb! We'll make it like a three day event. From the 24th evening till 25th (no classes coz holiday) till the 26th (Saturday concert day). We will party party and enjoy our few days with the boys. Us in Pulp would really make sure and try our best to make this once in a lifetime experience super memorable for everyone," said Happee Sy, vice president of PULP Live World Productions.