The secret to the popularity of Hanni's "Blue Coral Reef" revealed by CEO Min Heejin is... 'Unexpected catharsis'
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July 3rd, 2024 The solo performance of member Hanni (20), which was performed at NewJeans' first Tokyo Dome performance on the 26th and 27th, is making a big splash in both Korea and Japan. It received rave reviews for perfectly presenting the famous song "Blue Coral Reef" (1980) by Seiko Matsuda, a Legendary Japanese female singer from the Showa era (1926-1980). In the performance, which achieved the shortest entry into the Tokyo Dome in K-Pop history. The members also received great response from local audience from their solo performances covering hits by other Japanese singers such as Vaundy's "Dancer" (Minji), Mariya Takeuchi's "Plastic Love" (Hyein), to local audiences. It received great response from people. The songs were personally selected and directed by Min Heejin, the executive producer of NewJeans and CEO of ADOR, the agency. CEO Min Heejin said in a newspaper on Tuesday, "I expected such as repercussions. No matter how muc