From the sofa in his house and in front of the TV, Guillermo Kenyi Shashiki Yamakawa, better known as Kito, discovered Korea at a very different time: when the K-pop was not yet a rage in Peru, BTS had not become a global phenomenon and social networks still did not transform fans into content creators.
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From the sofa in his house and in front of the TV, Guillermo Kenyi Shashiki Yamakawa, better known as Kito, discovered Korea at a very different time: when the K-pop was not yet a rage in Peru, BTS had not become a global phenomenon and social networks still did not transform fans into content creators.