Korean Embassy hosts cultural event

Kathmandu, May 6:The Embassy of the Republic of Korea organised a cultural event on Saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Republic of Korea (RoK) and Nepal.     

In a press statement, the Embassy of Korea in Kathmandu said that the event was a vibrant showcase of Korea's rich cultural heritage and artistic talents, offering a unique opportunity for K-culture appreciation.     

 According to the Embassy, the Event highlights included traditional but fresh and new martial arts demonstrations, the 'K-Tigers', the K-Dance Showcase and the Celebrating Friendship.     

 'K-Tigers performed Korea's traditional martial art, Taekwondo as skilled practitioners demonstrate ancient techniques and rituals passed down through generations with modern touch.     

K-Tigers, which developed K-pop into a cultural and artistic performance by combining it with Taekwondo, has been a world-renowned Taekwondo performance team for 33 years, it is stated.     

The team recently participated in the famous K-pop show in Korea, held in Paris, France. There, K-Tigers attracted audiences with differentiated and colourful stages that combine K-culture Taekwondo and K-pop. They show Taekwondo's various aspects of showing collaborations with songs, performances, dances, and acting. K-Tigers are a mixture of tradition, art, and culture of Korea, the RoK Embassy added.      

Similarly, the K-Dance Showcase featured the electrifying energy and creativity of Korea’s renowned B-boy dance teams as they showcased their talent and innovation on the dance floor.      

People on Stage including Gambler Crew, Animation Crew, Rolling Hands have attended many Dance Competition TV programmes like M-NET Hit the Stage, JTBC Showdown, America's Got Talent etc. They are the top-notched performers showing K-Dance adding Korean cultural dynamism and modernity. In this event, they show the performance of “Street on the Top” by Korea's top dancers who want to communicate the cultural characteristics of Korea to the world.  RSS