Liza Soberano teases a YouTube series on her Korean adventures
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The YouTube series is just the latest move by Liza Soberano to further her entry into the international scene.
Fans of actress Liza Soberano who have been following her social media accounts know that the morena beauty spent quite a lot of time in South Korea over the past few months. Now, the actress is giving her followers a peek into her Korean adventures with the start of a new YouTube series.
In a post on her Instagram account, Liza posted several photos of her in South Korea, as well as with a number of South Korean celebrities like TikTok influencer Won Jeong, comedian Jung Hyung-don, actress Han Da-gam, and idol group Billlie. In the caption to the post, Liza shared that the new series would be titled Liza in Korea and show her followers the “delicious food” and “dynamic entertainment scene” of the country as well as its “amazing businesses” and “unique experiences.”
Liza In Korea is a multi-faceted series that promises an exciting blend of cultural discovery, creativity, and personal growth. As Liza Soberano pursues her dreams while embracing the rich tapestry of Korean culture, the series serves as an inspiration to viewers, encouraging them to explore new horizons and consider entrepreneurship as a viable path. The series highlights a number of Korean businesses and brands, one of which is Lacimer, a brand to watch out for in the coming months.
In an interview with GMANetwork,com and other select entertainment media, Liza talked abouyt her experience doing the web series.
"Ang maganda po kasi sa series na 'to, I was taken to places that are popular amongst the local and not really the touristy spots. So, I didn't go to the usual spots where a lot of us think of going kapag kapg gusto nating i-visit yung Seoul or Korea," she said.
"I think you will see a lot of traditional Korean dishes, sioome Korean fusions that are modern. You will see a better understanding of the culture and you'll also get to see the other side... I met a lot of people, so you'll get to see a lot of the entertainment industry."
The time spent in South Korea and the YouTube series coming out of it is just the latest step in Liza's moves towards establishing herself in the international scene. Back in June, Liza was the cover star of Grazia Singapore, which featured her in a Giorgio Armani outfit. On the magazine's Instagram account, Liza is quoted as saying that she's getting a “second chance” to introduce herself as an actress.
“I'm just allowing myself as an artist to feel, to enjoy the process, to explore, to try things out that I would never have dared to try out when I was building my career in the Philippines,” she said.
The cover was shot by BJ Pascual with Perry Tabora as the stylist.
Liza is also part of the cast of Lisa Frankenstein, a role she landed after meeting with its director, Zelda Williams, last year. Co-starring alongside Liza are Kathryn Newton and Cole Sprouse.
Back in May, Liza also attended the Gold Gala clad in a Mark Bumgarner gown. She shared photos with Filipino and Asian personalities like Lea Salonga, Michelle Phan, Patrick Starr, and Bella Poarch.
