CNBLUE's "I'm Sorry" Is One of 2013's Most Loved Songs in Taiwan

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Idol band CNBLUE's "I'm Sorry" has been confirmed as the most loved Korean song in Taiwan last year.

According to an announcement made by FNC Entertainment on March 26, Taiwanese ranking show Hit FM recently revealed the top 100 favorite songs on 2013. CNBLUE confirmed their popularity by landing on the sixth spot on the list.

Out of the 100 most played tracks, 54 songs are sung in Chinese, 18 tracks are from Indonesia, and the rest are from various countries. A total of 17 Korean songs made it to the list, and CNBLUE's "I'm Sorry" ranked the highest among them.

Hit FM 100 is an annually released Taiwanese chart that ranks the year's hits. The lists tend to include a mix of Chinese, Korean, other Asian, and Western songs, and the songs are chosen through number of plays on the radio, the album sales, and an internet poll. This year, over 10 million people participated in voting for their favorite song.

In related news, CNBLUE is about to wrap up their promotions for their latest mini album "Can't Stop." They also took home the win on Music Bank this week.

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