On March 1, the Mongolian "Click the Star" program attracted attention with a Mongolian press conference on "Click the Star."

In particular, the press conference with the broadcasting stations participating jointly was able to realize how strong the Mongolian KPOP craze is.

In this regard, Mongolia, the next host of the KPOP project "Click the Star," hosted by the World KPOP Center in 32 countries, announced to Mongolian KPOP fans on March 1st that it would officially host the KPOP project through Mongolia's state-run broadcasting (MNB), TV8, TV5, Icon News, and Zinda News.

Click the Star, who participated as a national representative of the KPOP girl group project, said representatives of participating broadcasting stations, Mongolian national band leaders, famous actors, high-ranking officials from the Mongolian Ministry of Culture, and Asian Idol Academy participated.

Indeed, "Click the Star" Mongolia announced a spectacular start on March 1 amid many media and media reports.

It was Peruvian Bling One girl group member who attended the launching event that day that attracted attention.

"Click the Star Peru" started in the second half of 23, successfully completed preliminary and finals in Peru, and finally confirmed its debut member last week after a final debut survival in Korea.

It is a "team in which shining girls all come together to become the only one" by combining Bling One, selected through a girl group contest conducted through K-pop fans and K-platforms around the world.

Peru Bling One, which was born for the first time in the first season, was invited as a VIP for the Mongolian launch event as soon as it became a debut member, attracting the attention of many KPOP fans.

In the last Korean MBC special, prospective members were shown receiving training, and large projects such as world concerts and tours are expected in the future in the form of a coalition with the next Bling One members, including Korea's debut stage, Peru's local debut stage, and Mongolia.

The blockbuster KPOP project "Click the Star," which will hit the world, is expected to greatly contribute to the expansion of KPOP popularity and the spread of 'Hallyu culture'.

Lee cangwoo reporter cwlee@nvp.co.kr