Korea’s band NCT 127 meets fans in Hà Nội

December 07, 2017 - 17:55

Members of the South Korean boyband NCT 127 greet hundreds of Vietnamese fans and local media at a press conference held in Lotte Hotel in Hà Nội on Wednesday.

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Members of the South Korean boyband NCT 127 greet hundreds of Vietnamese fans and local media at a press conference held in Lotte Hotel in Hà Nội on Wednesday. Formed by the S.M. Entertainment, the nine-member band is based in Seoul, with the number ‘127’ representing the longitude coordinate of Seoul.

The band scored the ‘New Asian Artist’ award at the MAMAs (Mnet Asian Music Awards) 2017 in Hong Kong on December 1. They released their first mini album NCT#127 with the theme track Fire Truck last July. Their second mini album, NCT#127 Limitless was released in January 2017. The album is filled with a mix of Korean and English language phrases and spoken rap. — Photo courtesy of S.M. Entertainment

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