"An Unforgettable Night"... BLACKPINK Lisa Attends Concert Hosted by Macron's Wife

Lisa·Stray Kids Participate in French Charity Concert
Lisa "An Unforgettable Night"

BLACKPINK member Lisa. [Image source=Lisa Instagram]

Girl group BLACKPINK's Lisa and boy group Stray Kids took the stage at a charity concert in France, drawing attention.

On the 28th (local time), French media reported that they attended the 'Yellow Coin Concert' held at the Accor Arena in Paris on the 26th. This event is a charity organized by the French Hospital Foundation, led by Brigitte Macron, wife of French President Emmanuel Macron.

Blackpink's Lisa is at the forefront of the charity concert promotional poster introduced by the French Hospital Foundation.

This year, various artists including Lisa, Stray Kids, Maroon 5, and ASAP Rocky participated. On that day, Lisa, dressed in a golden full-body suit, performed two solo songs, "LALISA" and "Money." Lisa's outfit was reportedly made by the Spanish luxury brand Loewe. Loewe is a brand under the French luxury group Louis Vuitton Mo?t Hennessy (LVMH).

BLACKPINK member Lisa.
[Image source=Lisa Instagram]

Notably, after the performance, Brigitte Macron drew attention by bringing Lisa, who was standing at the edge, to the center of the stage and linking arms, showing their close relationship. The day after the concert, Lisa shared on her Instagram, "Thank you to the 'Yellow Coin' team for creating an unforgettable night," and expressed, "I am happy to see the French BLINKs (BLACKPINK fandom name) again."

Group Stray Kids. [Image source=Yonhap News]

Stray Kids also performed on this day with the title track "CASE 143" from their third full album "FIVE STAR," as well as the tracks "TOPLINE" and "New Me." The performers, including Lisa and Stray Kids, participated in this charity event without receiving any appearance fees.

The French Hospital Foundation has been conducting the "Yellow Coin Collection Campaign" almost every year with the aim of improving children's hospital environments by collecting coins smaller than 1 euro (about 1,400 won), specifically centimes (100 centimes = 1 franc).

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