Before purchasing your tickets for the June show in Brazil, check out five K-dramas starring the 2PM member, as well as ‘Sorriso Real’
This Tuesday, the 19th, the Brazilian Hottest, fandom of the boy group 2PM, were surprised by the announcement that the member Junewill bring the “Midnight Sun” fan-con to the country in 2025, with performances scheduled to take place in São Paulo on March 1st and 2nd, 2025, at the Vibra São Paulo concert hall.
In addition to being successful on stage as a singer, June He is also extremely recognized in the K-drama industry, with one of his most recent successes being the Netflix drama “Sorriso Real”, where he plays the character Goo Won, and is the protagonist alongside Yoonamember of Girls’ Generation, performer of the character Cheon Sa Rang.
If you don’t already know the work of June In the famous “dramaland”, check out some K-dramas starring the idol that you can’t miss!
1. The Red Sleeve
Synopsis: “Prince Yi San (Lee June) promised to become a benevolent monarch, despite the legacy of a cruel reign left by his grandfather. He falls in love with Sung Deok Im (Lee Se Young), an intelligent and witty palace maid. Yi San intends to make her his concubine, but Deok Im knows that becoming a royal consort would restrict her freedom and take away her joy. Undeterred by Deok Im’s hesitation, Yi San’s pure love gradually wins her over. Despite sharing a love, life in the palace will put several obstacles in their path, and they will have to find a middle ground that allows them to be happy.”
Where to watch: Viki
2. Wok of Love
Synopsis: “It’s a love story hotter than boiling oil in a hot wok. Across the street from the 6-star Hotel Giant is a small Chinese restaurant, Hungry Wok. Chil Seong, owner of the restaurant, initially took over the establishment with the intention of providing a place to work for his former fellow prisoners. One day, a man and a woman, whose lives turned upside down overnight, visit Chil Seong. A former chef, Seo Poong, and a bankrupt heiress, Sae Woo, need Chil Seong’s help so they can get back on their feet.”
Where to watch: Kocowa, Netflix, Viki
3. Good Manager (Boss Kim)
Synopsis: “Can corporate politics turn a bad person into a good person? Kim Sung Ryong (Namgoong Min) is a competent accountant who works for criminals. He made his career within a company called TQ Group as a mid-level manager in the accounting department, with the intention of embezzling money from the company so he could live retired in his beloved Denmark. Attorney turned corporate consultant Seo Yool (June) took Sung Ryong into the company because he assumed that Sung Ryong would be easy to control and would turn a blind eye to all the financial corruption going on in the company under the direction of President Park Hyun Do (Park Young Gyu). When Sung Ryong tries out working as an assistant to the director, Yoon Ha Kyung (Nam Sang Mi), and the rest of the hard-working people in the accounting department, he ends up thwarting the company’s many attempts to undermine employee rights. Sung Ryong’s mindset begins to change about what exactly he came to TQ Group to do. Which side will he decide to take?”
Where to watch: Kocowa, Netflix, Viki
4. Just Between Lovers (Come Rain or Shine)
Synopsis: “Ten years after the tragic collapse of a shopping mall that caused 48 deaths, the paths of Ha Moon Soo (Won Jin Ah), Lee Gang Doo (Lee Jun Ho) and Seo Joo Won (Lee Ki Woo) intersect once again when a new construction project is undertaken at the site of the disaster. Moon Soo, now a detail-oriented construction company, works for Joo Won, the architect behind the new construction, while Kang Doo, struggling to make ends meet, takes a job there. As they confront old wounds and deal with the traumas of the past, perhaps it is finally time for them to move on from the events and pain of the past.”
Where to watch: Kocowa, Netflix, Viki
5. Memory
Released in 2016 by South Korean broadcaster tvN, “Memory” is the K-drama responsible for the debut of June as an actor on South Korean television. In the 16-episode production, the star makes a special appearance as the character Jung Jin. The drama presents the story of a 40-year-old man diagnosed with Alzheimer’s who begins an internal struggle to preserve his values, despite memory loss.
Where to watch: Not available on streaming platforms
Read also: Junho, from 2PM, announces performance in Brazil
Source: Recreio
