Led by Bang Si-hyeok (Chairman), 'HYBE LATIN Boy Group' Toss Bravos to appear on Korean music shows

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HYBE's Latin pop group SANTOS BRAVOS will make their first appearance on a domestic music broadcast stage since their debut.

According to HYBE LATIN America on the 3rd, San Toss Bravos (Drew, Cauê, Alejandro, Gabi, and Kenneth) are scheduled to arrive in South Korea tomorrow (the 4th) via Incheon International Airport. They will remain in Korea for approximately three weeks, with plans to appear on music shows and carry out various other schedules.

Anticipation is building for a stage featuring artists who excel in both vocal ability and performance skills. Members of the K-pop group Toss Bravos stated, "This activity in Korea, the birthplace of K-pop, is a meaningful challenge for us," and added, "We aim to deliver a wonderful stage with respect, while also proudly showcasing our roots in Latin culture."

San Toss Bravo debuted in Mexico last October after receiving K-pop-style training, in line with HYBE's "multi-home, multi-genre" strategy led by Bang Si-hyeok (Chairman). The group has been praised for blending the free-spirited emotion characteristic of Latin music with the refined polish of K-pop, creating a fresh wave in the global music scene.

They have already made their mark on major stages. In January, they appeared on the special stage of the 'Eterno' show for William Chavarria's 2026 Fall·Winter collection at Paris Fashion Week in France, and in February, they joined Latin pop icon Shakira as guests at her concert in Mexico. In March, they performed at major festivals, including Colombia's Estereo Picnic, thrilling countless fans.

Recently released, SanToss Bravo's first EP, 'DUAL', has also received a positive response. 'DUAL' is a work that captures the dual charm of SanToss Bravo, where cheerful boyishness coexists with intense and instinctive energy. On this album, the members showcased a broad musical spectrum by traversing various genres including reggaeton, Brazilian punk, and club sounds.

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