[Article] SS501 Park Jung Min Officially Debut in Japan by the name 'Romeo'

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SS501 member Park Jung Min has officially debuted today with his Japan debut single, "Give me your Heart."

Park Jungmin goes by the name 'Romeo' in Japan and plans to hold many activities in Japan. His agency commented that 'Romeo' is kind of like the alter-ego of Park Jungmin."

Park Jungmin, who is usually a nice and happy image plans to show a more charismatic and powerful side through this album. His concept for this album is like a dark fantasy character image. His songs will feature a powerful rock sound and energy-filled stage performances.

A famous Japanese music critic has given the name 'Romeo' to Park Jungmin.

Park Jungmin plans to hold a showcase on September 29.

SS501 foto Warner Music Malaysia (Chinese/中文).

[Photo] Kim Hyun Joong - Cover of Lotte Magazine Vol.46 September 2012 Issue

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[Bizhen] 040912 @Bong_Actress New KyuJong Photo Update (1).

Tweet trans:
We can't be with KyuJong for Goong Musical this time, because he being a man in S.Korea, he needs to go to the army.
But, there's still many TripleS and KyuJong's fans who

came and support us... TT
I shall take this chance to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. So touched and wannna cry already.
We, together with KyuJong, will be a part of Goong forever.
Thank you all, really thank you! Really, thank you to all!

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[Info] Park Jung Min ROMEO - "Give Me Your Heart" Digital Released from Soribada

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[News] Park Jung Min Debuts as Romeo in Japan with Single Album

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SS501’s Park Jung Min debuted in Japan on September 5 not as himself, but as Romeo.

The singer had made the decision to take up a new name after signing with the global group Yamaha A&R in order to widen his musical spectrum.

Park Jung Min covered dance music and ballads, but Romeo will concentrate on J-Pop and Japanese rock. The new name shows how his area of specialty and his character have changed.

The singer will leave behind his original image as Park Jung Min for a new one. Romeo will aim to be like a fantasy character that can only be found in mangas, and emphasize the serious and dark side of Park Jung Min.

Many officials and fans have showed concern over Park Jung Min’s new start, because the change in name means that he won’t be using the popularity that will follow the title of being SS501’s Park Jung Min.

On this, a source close to Park Jung Min told enews, “There may be a lot that we can earn from holding concerts under the name of Park Jung Min, but we made this decision to show him not only as an idol, but also as an artist. He’s more open toward different areas of music now. It may take longer for him [to become more popular] because he’ll be working with music that appeals to a smaller group, but we expect he’ll learn more in the process.”

The source added, “We believe it’s a great chance to grab the ears of fans who weren’t aware of the storytelling music that he’ll be showing off. Even in Japan the press and officials have been showing great interest in Romeo, so we hope [Korea] also looks forward to his feats.”

Park Jung Min released his debut single album as Romeo, Give Me Your Heart, on September 5.

The album was produced by Jeff Miyahara, who produced the popular singers Amuro Namie, V6, Kat-Tun and JUJU. Creative director Danaka Noriyuki, the image maker of such top actors as Oguri Shun and Sawajiri Erika and the brands Sony Ericsson and Shiseido, participated as the visual director.

On September 29 Park Jung Min plans to celebrate the release of his debut single in Japan with a showcase at Japan’s Live House.Photo credit: Yamaha A&R

[News] SS501′s Park Jung Min debuts in Japan as Romeo

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SS501′s Park Jung Min debuted in Japan as Romeo.

On September 5, SS501′s Park Jung Min released a debut single in Japan, “Give Me Your Heart.”

On July 12, Park announced in front of his fans and Japanese reporters that he would debut in Japan as Romeo.

Romeo is a separate identity from Park, which lies in Park’s subconsciousness. The meaning of the name conveys Japanese fantasy.

The best musician participated in Romeo’s debut single.

“Give Me Your Heart” is produced by Jeff Miyahara, a producer of Amuro Namie, V6, KAT-TUN, and JUJU. Danaka Noriyuki, a creative director of such top celebrities as Oguri Shun and Sawajiri Erika, Sony Ericsson, and Shiseido, participated in the single as a visual director.

The global company Yamaha Corporation and Label Big Entertainment, which represents the popular Japanese singing group Southern All Stars, will promote Romeo and his debut single.

“Give Me Your Heart” has been topping the pre-sale charts of major online music stores, Tower Records, and Tsutaya.

Park will hold a showcase on September 29 in celebration of the release of his debut single.