Peruvian Fandom, Subculture, Kpop and SMTown Peru
Latin American fans are generally very passionate. However, when Peruvians get into something, it’s nothing short of madness.
Tagged: year: 2011
Marit Larsen – Coming Home
Marit Larsen’s first single, Coming Home, from her third studio album, Spark. The song seems like a distinct departure from Larsen’s previous songs, but feels like a logical evolution in her music.
Jay Chou – A Sailor Afraid of Water
Jay Chou goes a little bit Honky-tonk with his beatboxing in his third single, A Sailor Afraid of Water (水手怕水), from his 11th studio album, Exclamation Mark (驚嘆號). The music video directed by him also shows a cartoony and fun look.
Miyavi – Lima, Peru 2011 – What’s my Name
Miyavi attacked Peru’s capital city, Lima, popping his Peru cherry. And he didn’t disappoint.
SNSD – The Boys
SNSD are back with their old tricks as they release a very strong title-track, but the rest of their album doesn’t follow it. An album that hardly shows the development of SNSD as a group… but does it matter when you are a die-hard fan?
Page One: Inside the New York Times
Does mainstream and “traditional’ media still have a place in the now fast-space internet world? Page One: Inside the New York Times seeks to find out where the NY Times is heading, or if it even has a way to head to.
BiBi Zhou and the Five Directors She Should Collaborate With
Here are five music video directors that we would love to see Bibi collaborating with~
Yo-Yo Ma – The Goat Rodeo Sessions
If you’re a fan of bluegrass music and classical music is of your liking, Yo-Yo Ma’s The Goat Rodeo Sessions collaboration is something worth checking out.
Waa Wei – Meteorite
Waa Wei is on a roll promoting a new music video for the song titled Meteorite (隕石), a strangely inviting folk song that turns rock with hints of classical elements.
