Netflix phenomenon, ‘K-Pop Warriors’ will be shown in cinemas in Brazil

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‘K-Pop Warriors’ will have special screenings in Brazilian cinemas. Credit: Netflix/Disclosure

Most watched film in Netflix history, K-Pop warriors will have a short season in Brazilian cinemas. Streaming announced that the animation, which follows three K-pop stars who are also demon hunters, will have special screenings sing alongplanned for viewers to sing along to the production’s songs, between October 31st and November 2nd.

The initiative comes weeks after Netflix did the same in theaters in the United States, which was also included in the new season of the film on the big screen. In addition to Brazil and the USA, K-Pop warriors you will also win sessions sing along in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, South Korea, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Australia and New Zealand.

Official poster for the ‘K-Pop Warriors’ ‘sing along’ sessions, which will take place in Brazil between October 31st and November 2nd Photo: Netflix/Disclosure

Pre-sale of tickets for K-Pop Warriors starts this Friday, 17th, at 10am (Brasília time).

Breaking expectations and records, K-Pop warriors it has been watched more than 325 million times on Netflix, with the original soundtrack in English also breaking records in the music market. Main song on the album, Goldenaccumulates over 880 million reproductions on Spotify and spent weeks as the most listened to on the platform, being dethroned only after the release of the new album Taylor Swift, The Life of a Showgirlon the 3rd.

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The hit also reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100while the soundtrack album was certified platinum in the US, given to artists whose sales surpassed 1 million units or 150 streaming plays.

K-Pop warriors is available in both the normal version and the sing along on Netflix. The platform has been releasing the localized soundtrack in Portuguese little by little on music streams.