Brazilian funk does not enter K-pop quietly. It is built for impact: heavy percussion, repetitive loops, and the kind of rising intensity that makes choreography look sharper and short clips feel instantly rewatchable.
When Marcelo D’Salete began working onTiodora’s Letters: An Enslaved Woman’s Fight for Family and Freedom,he had a smaller project in mind. It was supposed to be between 40 and 60 pages, possibly a young adult work with very little text. These ideas differed from his two previous works, the award-winningsRun For It: Stories Of Slaves…
