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The male group Paran is caught in a quandary between working in Korea and working abroad.

After making their K-pop comeback with their third album and its title track, "Don't Cry," countless requests for overseas concerts have poured in, putting Paran in the awkward spot of rearranging their schedule in Korea.

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Paran, a five-member male vocal group which debuted in 2005, has made inroads all across Asia, including China, Indonesia, Laos, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan.

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The 5-guy group Paran is in the process of creating an album custom-made for Asian fans. Popular in Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, China, Taiwan and other countries, Paran plans to release its 3rd full-length album in March.

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Three groups whose overseas success you anticipate in 2008 held a concert in Taipei, Taiwan on the first weekend of the year.

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The Korean boy band Paran will advance to Indonesia following their debut in China and Thailand.

The group recently graced Indonesian headlines for their performance held to mark 15 years of Korea-Vietnam diplomatic ties.