Santos Bravos

Santos Bravos, a Latin boy group launched under Hybe, made a strong impression with its live performance on "Bae Cheol Soo's Music Camp," marking the start of its promotional activities in Korea. The group appeared on the long-running radio program hosted by Bae Chul-soo on Wednesday, following its arrival in South Korea on April 4. Santos Bravos opened the show with "Velocidade," one of the double main tracks from its first EP "Dual." The group also performed the emotional ballad "FE," an acous

SEOUL, April 10 (Yonhap) -- Hybe's Latin American boy group Santos Bravos said F...

Latin American boy band Santos Bravos is aiming to move beyond regional recognition, positioning itself as a global act by blending Latin pop with K-pop’s training system and production model. Formed through a reality series under Hybe Latin America, the quintet — Drew, Alejandro, Kaue, Gabi and Kenneth — debuted in Mexico in October after undergoing K-pop-style training as part of Hybe’s “multihome, multigenre” strategy led by Chairman Bang Si-hyuk. Since its debut, Santos Bravos has drawn atte

A Latin boy band appearing at HYBE Labels headquarters in the heart of Seoul would have seemed unlikely not long ago. For SANTOS BRAVOS, the moment underscores the company’s effort to expand the K-pop production model beyond Korea. The five-member group held a media event Friday at the label’s Yongsan headquarters, introducing itself to Korean press for the first time since debut. The appearance brings the act into the center of the Korean entertainment giant that created it, highlighting the company’s push to build regionally rooted groups beyond K-pop’s home. SANTOS BRAVOS debuted in October 2025 as HYBE’s first boy band under its Latin American branch, formed through a survival program that drew trainees from across Latin America, the United States and Europe. Comprising members from different backgrounds — Mexican-American Drew, Alejandro from Peru, Gabi from Puerto Rico, Kaue from Brazil and Kenneth from Mexico — the final lineup reflects a strategy aimed at building a pan-Latin identity. The group first gained attention through its debut showcase at Mexico City’s Au

Santos Bravos, a Latin pop boy group under Hybe, is set to make its first appearance on Korean music shows since its debut. According to Hybe Latin America, the group will arrive in Korea on Friday and stay for about three weeks to carry out various promotional activities, including performances on local music programs. “Promoting in Korea, the birthplace of K-pop, is a meaningful challenge for us,” Santos Bravos said. “We want to present great performances with respect while proudly showcasing