Brazil's President Lula, Back of Hand Kiss Black Swan Gabi Send Touching Message to Fans in His Home Country

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Gabi, a Brazilian member of girl group Black Swan.24) delivers a heartfelt video message to his home country's fans.

Gabi drew attention by greeting President Lula of Brazil at a state dinner between the Republic of Korea and Brazil held at the Blue House in February. At that time, the scene of the president kissing Gabi on the back of her hand was released, drawing attention from fans around the world.

Since then, Brazilian fans have responded enthusiastically on Gavi's SNS, such as "I really want to participate" in Portuguese and "I want to receive a message from Gavi." Gabi decided to respond in a special way to the fans' love from his home country.

The video message will be delivered through the personalized video communication service 'Personal Call'. "Personal Call" is a next-generation personalized video platform that calls K-pop fans one-on-one video calls according to the date and time.

Born in Santa Catarina, Brazil in 2002, Gabriela Garvey was selected through high competition at the 2022 DR Music Global Audition, and is currently the only member of the K-pop girl group from Brazil

The message goes beyond just fan service and adds meaning as a symbolic moment when a girl's dream, which began in Brazil, goes back to her native fans through the global stage. Gabi will directly express her gratitude and love to fans who have supported her until she grows into a K-pop artist.

Since his debut, Gabi has been constantly communicating with global fans and building his own fandom, his agency DR Music said. "This message will be a more special memory for Brazilian fans."

Black Swan members, who are active together, also cheered for Gabi's meaningful move. Belgium-born Fatou, U.S.-born Anbi, and India-born Sriya said, "I'm looking forward to the day when we can share the moments that will unfold in Gabi's home country," expressing expectations for his future activities in Brazil.

"This video message will be an example of the cross-border influence of K-pop and the sincere connection between fans and artists beyond the personal communication of an artist," DR Music said.

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