Le seraphim's 'skill controversy' revenge battle, still controversial

Girl group Le Seraphim (Kim Chae-won, Sakura, Heo Yun-jin, Kazuha, Hong Eun-chae) took revenge a week after the live controversy. Although the live performance was more stable, there was also criticism about the AR, which was bigger than the previous stage.

Le Seraphim performed on the stage of the 'Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival' (hereinafter 'Coachella'), the largest music festival in the United States, held in Indio Sahara, California, USA on April 20 (local time). It went up. This is the second performance in a week, following the first performance on the 13th.

On this day, Le Seraphim started the performance with 'ANTIFRAGILE' and continued with 'FEARLESS'.

Compared to the previous performance, the members performed a much more stable live performance. What attracted attention was the choice to reduce the loud shouting live that was pointed out last time and choose a safer method. In particular, live AR (a method of playing a pre-recorded live version) was installed in many sections, making viewers confused as to whether it was live or lip-sync.

Viewers who saw this showed mixed reactions, saying "They installed AR too much," "He doesn't sing," "It's much better," and "It's live."

Le Seraphim's Heo Yun-jin, who finished the opening stage, said, "I'm happy to be back," and Eun-chae shouted, "Let's make tonight a perfect night."

Afterwards, Heo Yun-jin and Kim Chae-won showed off their live skills on stage, but Hong Eun-chae still showed breathtaking live skills, and Kazuha also did not sing parts she was not confident in, leaving a gap in her song. However, overall, it seemed like many of the disappointing aspects of the last performance had been made up for.

Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr