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Fans From 10 Countries and 175,000 Participants: How the Romanian Coast Became the Capital K-Pop of Eastern Europe

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In just three days, the Romanian coast became the meeting point of one of the most united fan communities in the world. K-POP DAYS NIBIRU attracted participants from Romania, South Korea, Greece,...
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A number of 175,000 young people from all nationalities arrived this weekend at Nibiru, where the largest K-Pop festival, organized in South-Eastern Europe, took place.

·Bucharest, Romania
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In just three days, the Romanian coast became the meeting point of one of the most united fan communities in the world. K-POP DAYS NIBIRU attracted participants from Romania, South Korea, Greece,...

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antena3.ro broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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