South Korean veteran boy band Super Junior has recently announced their much-awaited comeback this year. But not just that, the boys are also set to release a new album upon their return.
According to reports, the group is projected to return to the entertainment scene in the second half of the year right after the military enlistment of some of the members. Furthermore, they will be introducing their new set of cool songs that will surely bring excitement to their fans.
However, member Ryeowook will not be able to join the rest of his fellow members as he is still doing his duty in the military and is set to end next year, Soompi reported. Kyuhyun’s participation is also unsure as he will be entering the armed forces before the album release.
Meanwhile, Super Junior’s Heechul has recently appeared on the music variety show “Singderella” alongside Jungmo of the rock band TRAX. During the program, the KPop idol shared how his friend Yunho from TVXQ together with his other friends Jungmon, Jay, and Donghae encouraged him not to quit his training in S.M. Entertainment.
According to Heechul as quoted by All Kpop: "I was originally training to be the main vocalist of TRAX rather than as an idol trainee. At the time, my musical taste did not line up with SM producers, and I collided with them a bit. I always had to write letters of apology."
"I was originally training to be the main vocalist of TRAX rather than as an idol trainee. At the time, my musical taste did not line up with SM producers, and I collided with them a bit. I always had to write letters of apology," the KPop star added.
Also known as SUJU, the band was introduced to the public in 2005 under the management of S.M. Entertainment. It is currently made up of 11 members namely Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Kangin, Sungmin, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Siwon, Donghae, Ryeowook and Kyuhyun.
Check out Super Junior's "Magic" MV here.
