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Korean reggae duo Skull & Haha is heading to the home of reggae: Jamaica.
The group will be making an appearance on Jamaica’s popular TV program “Smile Jamaica,” according to its management company Quan Entertainment on Wednesday.
“Smile Jamaica,” a daytime talk show, is currently the highest rated program in the country.
“Through this visit, Haha and Skull hope to create more opportunities for cultural exchanges and collaborations with Jamaica,” Quan Entertainment said in a statement.
This will mark the duo’s second time in the country after a visit with MBC’s popular variety program “Infinite Challenge” in 2014.
The group will be making an appearance on Jamaica’s popular TV program “Smile Jamaica,” according to its management company Quan Entertainment on Wednesday.
“Smile Jamaica,” a daytime talk show, is currently the highest rated program in the country.
“Through this visit, Haha and Skull hope to create more opportunities for cultural exchanges and collaborations with Jamaica,” Quan Entertainment said in a statement.
This will mark the duo’s second time in the country after a visit with MBC’s popular variety program “Infinite Challenge” in 2014.
After dominating local charts with its latest single “Love Inside,” featuring reggae legend Bob Marley’s son Stephen Marley, Skull & Haha also topped charts in Jamaica in March.
Meanwhile, the duo is currently working on a new project album, and will be releasing a new track by the end of the month.
The upcoming episode of “Smile Jamaica” with Skull & Haha is scheduled to broadcast on Oct. 17.
By Kim Yu-young (ivykim@heraldcorp.com)
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