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With a population of almost 600,000, Gangnam is one of the 25 districts of Seoul, the South Korean capital.
The district gained worldwide fame with Psy's 2012 song «Gangnam Style».
In a densely populated environment, the streets come alive in the evening to the rhythm of the karaoke rooms. These bars attract locals as well as tourists curious to discover a true cultural phenomenon.
Karaoke's meteoric rise in Korea since 2010 is due in no small part to the Coin Noraebang concept. In a small room, limited to three people, users insert a coin and pay only for the song they choose. This model makes karaoke more accessible and spontaneous, with no need for reservations or prior organization. During a lunch break, after a coffee or on the way into town, you can sing your favorite song at any time.
Open stage and karaoke
This format is based on a convivial, collective atmosphere: a bar, a stage, and participants who take it in turns to perform a song for the audience. Some brands include a playful dimension, such as Karafun Battle, a game available in several Parisian bars, where players compete on vocal accuracy.
Private karaoke room
The second format offers a more intimate experience. With friends or colleagues, it is possible to reserve a private room and sing only with your group. In Paris, BAM Karaoke Box offers several rooms accommodating from 6 to 30 people, ideal for birthdays, student parties or corporate events.
Combining a blind test with karaoke creates a progressive and inclusive event. The blind test is an excellent introduction: it encourages everyone to take part, with no pressure to perform.
Once the mood has settled, the transition to karaoke comes naturally as participants become more comfortable.
To ensure the evening's success, we advise you to bring; aDJ or entertainer, suitable equipment (microphones, screen, sound system), as well as varied playlists, a mix of contemporary, classical and international music.
The blind test is based on the recognition of musical pieces, often in teams. Karaoke focuses on vocal interpretation and individual expression.
The blind test is generally more accessible to a professional audience. Karaoke can be offered at a later stage, when the atmosphere is more relaxed.
Yes, as long as you have the necessary equipment or call on the services of a specialized event provider.
It all depends on the format you choose. A private room can accommodate between 6 and 30 people, while a karaoke bar can gather a much larger audience.
