Debuting with AOA, Kwon Mina gained popularity through numerous hit songs and drama appearances.
She plans to engage in more diverse activities with her new agency.
Kwon Mina is making a comeback under Moderneberry Korea after parting ways with AOA. On the 28th, Moderneberry Korea announced that they had signed an exclusive contract with Kwon Mina and expressed their commitment to support her diverse activities. Debuting in 2012 with AOA, she gained public recognition through hits like 'Short Hair', 'Mini Skirt', and 'Heart Attack'. Moreover, she has also made a mark in acting with roles in dramas such as 'Please Mom', 'Hospital Ship', and 'Queen of Mystery'. Expressing her excitement for this new journey, Kwon Mina extended her gratitude to the agency, which has welcomed her warmly. Other artists under Moderneberry Korea include Air100's Hamin Gi and DIA's An Somi, among others.
Kwon Mina's new beginning signifies a successful return after overcoming challenges. She is set to explore various genres, allowing her to present herself in diverse ways to her fans and the public. Supported by Moderneberry Korea, Kwon Mina is likely to engage actively in both music and acting, increasing the chances of showcasing her talents in different fields. Fans are poised to show their enthusiasm for her upcoming music and dramas.
Furthermore, Moderneberry Korea appears to have plans for collaborating with more artists in the future. This growth strategy will likely have a positive impact not only on Kwon Mina's activities but also on existing and new talents such as Hamin Gi and An Somi. By engaging with a variety of styles and genres, Kwon Mina can expect to create synergies that enrich her portfolio.
Lastly, Kwon Mina has expressed her intention to prioritize communication with her fans. Her determination to start anew after overcoming past challenges is anticipated to garner even more support, leading to a positive transformation in her career.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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