US EditionA North Coast in K-Pop Mode
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Melanie Ouellet, a native of Forestville, started out in the world of K-pop with a new show inspired by the film Les Guerrières de la K-pop, a project that attracts hundreds of children and is already exporting across regional borders. On 28 February, more than 900 spectators gathered at the Cégep de Jonquière to attend the show of the 3 Vibes, a major production entirely created and produced by Mélanie Ouellet and her team. Full room, millimete…
Melanie Ouellet, a native of Forestville, started out in the world of K-pop with a new show inspired by the film Les Guerrières de la K-pop, a project that attracts hundreds of children and is already exporting across regional borders. On 28 February, more than 900 spectators gathered at the Cégep de Jonquière to attend the show of the 3 Vibes, a major production entirely created and produced by Mélanie Ouellet and her team. Full room, millimete…
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