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The Korea Times

Four-piece K-pop girl group MAMAMOO is busy tuning up for a March comeback, its agency RBW said on Tuesday.
Reports suggest that the team has identified its lead track and has been hard at work perfecting its performances. However, an exact date for the band’s return has yet to be disclosed.
The last time MAMAMOO appeared as a group was in November at the release of its mini-album “BLUE;S”.


Happy birthday Solar, shining star of K-pop girl group Mamamoo
MAMAMOO debuted in 2014 and rose to stardom with hits such as Um Oh Ah Yeh and You're the Best.


Hwasa released her first solo album, featuring lead track Twit, on February 13 and it dominated several music charts.
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This article was originally written by Dong Sun-hwa for  The Korea Times .


K-pop girl group MAMAMOO gears up for March comeback

Four-piece K-pop girl band MAMAMOO is on track for a March comeback, according to its agency RBW.

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K-pop star Hwasa’s taste in food is proving hugely influential in South Korea – sparking huge demand for beef intestines and seaweed chips after a reality television show showed her eating the food in restaurants. Photo: Korea Times

A note posted on a restaurant serving beef intestines in this photo taken June 29 in Seoul reads: "All beef intestines are sold out today, because of the eating show. We are sorry for this and will see you tomorrow. Thank you." Photo: Korea Times


The November release of its mini-album ‘BLUE;S’ was the last time the four members appeared together as a group



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