On Friday (11), Rock in Rio celebrated k-pop's debut as a headlining act at Palco Mundo. For the first time in the festival's history, a k-pop group, Stray Kids, occupied the event's most prominent stage. The Korean music genre was also represented by performances from singer Hwasa and the group Nexz, marking a historic moment for Asian culture at the festival.
The fifth day of the event was entirely dedicated to the music, fashion, and passions of Asian culture. Stray Kids fans organized social actions to celebrate the Korean band's historic achievement at the Brazilian festival.
Taking advantage of the moment, the festival offered visitors gastronomic options inspired by Asia within Cidade do Rock. Among the available foods, there was a Korean hot dog for R$ 26 at the Seara stand, a popular snack in South Korea. The article mentions that there were at least five themed food options available at the venue.
