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Winter Fairy Tales: The Lost Memory
Winter Fairy Tales: The Lost Memory is an online concert presented by the K-Pop group Oh My Girl. It is the third installment in their season themed concerts. The moon rising that signals the coming of winter. When the day we meet the snow begins. The glow of seven colors from the deepest part of the sea, Reveals its appearance to the world.
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Winter Fairy Tales: The Lost Memory is an online concert presented by the K-Pop group Oh My Girl. It is the third installment in their season themed concerts. The moon rising that signals the coming of winter. When the day we meet the snow begins. The glow of seven colors from the deepest part of the sea, Reveals its appearance to the world.
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Genre:Music
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:WM Entertainment
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Director
Choi Hyo-jung
Self - Leader, Main Vocalist
Mimi
Self - Main Rapper, Main Dancer, Vocalist
YooA
Self - Main Dancer, Lead Vocalist, Face of the Group, Rapper
Hyun Seung-hee
Self - Main Vocalist
Jiho
Self - Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Visual
Bae Yoo-bin
Self - Lead Vocalist
ARIN
Self - Lead Dancer, Vocalist, Maknae
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