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J-Hope, a member of the popular K-Pop BTS band, will publish his new single “Mona Lisa”, as his representation agency, Bighit Music reported on Monday.
Archive photography, taken on October 17, of 2024 in which J-Hope, a member of BTS, was registered by providing his mandatory military service, in South Korea. (Free Press Photo: EFE)
J-Hope, member of BTS, will publish on Friday, March 21, the new single Mona Lisaan issue that pays tribute to an attractive person to which he compares with the famous painting of Leonardo da Vinci, will be available from 13 hours local (4:00 GMT) of that day.
Through this song, which combines the hip-hop with the R&B, J-Hope expresses that the charm that really moves the heart is the uniqueness of each person and not their outer beauty.
The singer and rapper, who contributed to the composition of this new theme, will launch on Tuesday, March 18, at 1:00 p.m. local time (4:00 GMT), a new version of Sweet Dreams that announced on March 7.
This version has been fixed by the Australian musical production duo FNZ and mix rhythms Funky With the sound of the bass and sentimental interpretations to the piano, the agency said.
J-Hope will also be one of the poster head of the Lollapalooza Music Festival that will be held in Berlin next July.
Before his performance in Berlin, the artist will begin his solo world tour with three concerts at the Ksppo Dome in Seoul and will visit a total of 15 cities, including the American New York and Chicago, Mexico City, Manila (Philippines) and Saitama (Japan).
Last October, J-Hope, whose real name is Jung Ho-Seok, concluded the 18 months of the mandatory military service in South Koreawhich makes it the second member of the group to complete it, only after Jin and before the band -also for Suga, RMJimin, V and Jungkook– You can meet again this 2025.
It is expected that both Jin and J-Hope will focus on their solo races until the official return of the group.
BTS announced in 2022 that would take a break until 2025, A period in which its seven members have been taking the opportunity to focus on personal projects and provide military service.