Libelante, a male crossover quartet, won on JTBC’s music show “Phantom Singer 4” on Friday night. The group’s win was a big achievement in their music career, showing off their talent and hard work.

About “Phantom Singer”

Phantom Singer” on JTBC is a male crossover survival show where kpop singers from different styles form quartets and compete for a prize of 200 million won (about $150,0000).

Libelante’s Career on the Show

Early Struggles

Facing some challenges, like coming last in the first final round, Libelante kept going and showed their strength.

Support from Fans

Their fans contributed significantly to their win by casting over 100,000 votes during the final round.

Winning Performance

Libelante’s performance of songs by Plácido Domingo and Fernando Varela wowed the audience and sealed their victory.

What Libelante’s Name Means

“Libelante” comes from “liberta” and “brillante,” showing the group’s pursuit of freedom and brilliance in their music.

The Impact of Winning

The Youngest Winners

Libelante is the youngest winning team in “Phantom Singer” history, showing their exceptional talent and dedication.

Future Plans

They want to try a more commercial sound while keeping their artistic style.

Unity and Harmony in Libelante

They stress the importance of unity and harmony in the group, both on and off the stage.

Libelante’s win on “Phantom Singer 4” isn’t just about music—it’s about their hard work, unity, and dedication. As they keep going, they inspire others with their talent and friendship.

FAQs

• What is “Phantom Singer 4”?

It’s a male crossover survival show on JTBC where singers compete in quartets.

Why did Libelante win?

Their strength, support from fans, and great performances helped them win.

What does “Libelante” mean?

It shows their pursuit of freedom and brilliance in music.

What are their future plans?

They want to try a more commercial sound while staying true to their style.

What makes Libelante different?

Their unity, harmony, and dedication make them stand out, both in their performances and friendships.”