Stray Kids is a South Korean K-pop group made up of eight members that will be one of the attractions at Rock in Rio. The group has built its own identity by combining rap, vocals, choreography and unusual participation from the members themselves in music production, establishing itself as one of the most well-known formations in today's K-pop.
The group was formed and officially launched in 2018. For those who are just entering the Stray Kids universe, differentiating the members may not be a simple task, as each one has a distinct personality within the formation.
At the helm of the formation is Bang Chan, born in 1997 in South Korea and leader of the group. He grew up in Australia, where he spent part of his childhood and adolescence. In addition to singing, dancing and rapping, he is one of the main people responsible for producing Stray Kids' music.
Bang Chan is part of 3RACHA, a trio also formed by Changbin and Han. Together, they participate in the composition and production of a large part of the group's repertoire, which explains the unusual involvement of the members themselves in Stray Kids' musical creation.
