On Friday (16) the Korean quartet BLACK ROSE they released their new album born pink with eight tracks, highlighting the already known Pink poison And Ready for love. In addition, they also made available the clip of Stop.
Pulling in all the charts, the girls reached the TOP 1 in Trendy artists – which considers the proportional increase in streams, new listeners, user loyalty, in-app searches and songs added to playlists – in Brazil and in the world on Deezer.
After the success of k-pop around the world, the BLACK ROSE is one of the biggest names in the genre and great exponents of pop of recent times and this is reflected in his new album, which, with a few days of release, paved the way for the group formed by Jennie, Rose, Jisoo And smooth grow approximately 240% to Deezer in Brazil it is 250% worldwide.
Furthermore, the success of born pink it was such that, on the day of the launch, it was recorded the group’s highest peak flows and unique listeners over the past 12 months. Compared to the second highest peak of the rivers, which took place in August, BLACK ROSE registered to growth over 100%.
With one fan base dedicated, the so-called blinderswho closely follow the launches on the platform, mainly have to 18-25 years (49%), followed by the youngest under 18 (21%) and the adult age group26-35 (16%).
The songs on the album that impressed the most Deezer were Turn off Pink Venom Typa Girl The happiest girl And Yes Yes Yesrespectively.
As a global success, the countries that most listened to the news of the BLACK ROSE were: France, Brazil, Germany, Mexico And UKin the city like Paris, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Lyon And BrasÃlia.
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