🫰 Дорогие друзья! Культурный центр Посольства Республики Корея объявляет о проведении конкурса K-Pop Dance Tutorial. Для участия необходимо отправить видео с исполнением танца, разученного по роликам одноименной рубрики.
• Период приема заявок: 25 октября (пт) – 25 ноября (пн) до 23:59 (по мск) • Объявление финалистов: 28 ноября (чт) • Финал конкурса: 6 декабря (пт) в 19:00, актовый зал на 3 этаже Корейского Культурного центра
🫰 Дорогие друзья! Культурный центр Посольства Республики Корея объявляет о проведении конкурса K-Pop Dance Tutorial. Для участия необходимо отправить видео с исполнением танца, разученного по роликам одноименной рубрики.
• Период приема заявок: 25 октября (пт) – 25 ноября (пн) до 23:59 (по мск) • Объявление финалистов: 28 ноября (чт) • Финал конкурса: 6 декабря (пт) в 19:00, актовый зал на 3 этаже Корейского Культурного центра
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