LE SSERAFIM builds excitement for DC's 'Supergirl' with exclusive remix release

DC Universe's newest hero, 'Supergirl,' is set to hit Korean theaters on June 24, and a special collaboration with global K-pop group LE SSERAFIM is further raising anticipation among moviegoers.

On May 31, LE SSERAFIM released the collaborative track "Celebration (Supergirl Ver.)," followed by a special video congratulating the film on its upcoming release.

In the video, members Kim Chae Won, Sakura, Huh Yun Jin, KAZUHA, and Hong Eun Chae greet fans and share behind the scenes details about the collaboration.

"We're excited to celebrate the release of 'Supergirl,'" the members said. "To mark the arrival of this new hero, we've released a special 'Supergirl' version remix of 'Celebration,' the lead single from our second studio album."

The group also revealed that the song will not only be available on streaming platforms but will also appear in the film itself.

"You'll be able to hear the track in the movie, too," they said. "But we won't tell you where, so make sure to keep listening until the very end."

Since the release of "Celebration (Supergirl Ver.)," fans have flooded social media with enthusiastic reactions. Many praised how well the remix matches the film's atmosphere, while others expressed excitement about discovering where the song will appear during the movie.

'Supergirl' follows Kara Joel, a cosmic outcast known as Supergirl, as she confronts a powerful evil and embarks on a journey that changes her life forever while discovering her true path.

The film marks the first standalone live action 'Supergirl' movie in more than four decades since the 1984 original, which spun off from Christopher Reeve's 'Superman' series. It is based on the acclaimed graphic novel 'Woman of Tomorrow.'

The film is directed by Craig Gillespie, known for 'Cruella,' and stars rising actress Milly Alcock in the title role. Jason Momoa, best known for 'Aquaman,' joins the cast as the popular DC Comics character Lobo.

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