It's wonderful to hear about the exciting event that took place at the Korean Cultural Center's preliminary for the '2023 K-Pop Cover Dance Festival' in Bangkok, Thailand. In his opening remarks, Cho Jae-il, director of the Cultural Center, said, "K-pop can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of gender or age, and it touches the audience through performances that are enjoyed by interacting with the audience."

The participation of 14 teams in the competition, all demonstrating their passion, reflects the popularity and enthusiasm for K-Pop cover dance.

The special mention of 'The Stars', a K-Pop cover dance team with Down Syndrome, being invited to the event by the Korean Culture Center showcases the event's commitment to inclusivity and diversity.

Congratulations to the 7-member women's team 'Saranghae' from Chiang Mai for their well-deserved championship win with their sophisticated choreography of 'ATEEZ-HALAZIA'. Their victory has earned them a spot in the 'K-Pop Cover Dance Festival World Final' to be held in Seoul in September. Their hard work and dedication have paid off, and I'm sure they will represent their region admirably in the final round.

As 'Saranghae' prepares for the world final, it's great to see such strong community support behind them. Their journey is a testament to the power of music and dance to bring people together across cultures and backgrounds. Wishing 'Saranghae' the best of luck and success in the upcoming 'K-Pop Cover Dance Festival World Final' in Seoul!

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