Guru Randhawa joins forces with Le Sserafim for global remix of hit track 'Boompala'
Mumbai, June 8
In a landmark moment for global music, K-pop sensation Le Sserafim has collaborated with hitmaker Guru Randhawa for the official global remix of their chart-busting single 'Boompala'.
The collaboration marks Randhawa's first official venture into the K-pop universe and also the first time Le Sserafim has worked with an Indian artist.
Facilitated by Warner Music India, the remix arrives amid the global success of Le Sserafim's second studio album, 'Pureflow' pt. 1, which was released in May 2026. The album earned the five-piece group, which consists of Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha and Hong Eunchae, their fifth consecutive Top 10 entry on the Billboard 200, debuting at No. 10 and securing No. 1 on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart.
The original version of 'Boompala', built on a vibrant Latin-house sound and sampling the globally recognised hit 'Macarena', generated strong momentum by entering the U.S. Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart at No. 10.
The newly released remix transforms the song into a cross-continental festival anthem, blending Le Sserafim's dynamic K-pop energy with Randhawa's signature Punjabi pop style.
Speaking about the collaboration, Randhawa said, "Le Sserafim is incredible and 'Boompala' already has an infectious energy that reminds me of the massive, celebratory vibe we love in India. Bringing a touch of my signature style to a Latin-house K-pop track sampling 'Macarena' felt like a beautiful masterpiece. I can't wait for fans worldwide to dance to this."
Expressing their excitement, Le Sserafim said, "We are absolutely thrilled to collaborate with Guru Randhawa. When we created 'Boompala', our goal was to bring people together across different generations and cultures through a shared, festival-like energy. Guru's incredible Indian artistry brought an entirely new, vibrant life to the track. It's an honour to connect with our fans in India and around the world through this special cross-cultural celebration."
Known as one of the most-streamed Punjabi artists globally, Randhawa has steadily expanded his international footprint through collaborations with artists including Pitbull, Jay Sean, The Chainsmokers, Rick Ross and French Montana.
The 'Boompala' remix extends the themes of fear, growth and self-discovery explored in 'Pureflow' pt. 1 while promoting inclusivity and connection across cultures. Featuring lyrics in Korean, English, Spanish and Punjabi, the track combines global influences into a borderless celebration designed to resonate with audiences worldwide.
The official remix of 'Boompala' (feat. Guru Randhawa) is now available on major streaming platforms across the globe.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Another collaboration... honestly, I'm getting tired of these Bollywood-Punjabi artists doing these crossovers. It feels like a forced attempt to stay relevant globally. And sampling 'Macarena'? Really? That song is so overplayed. Le Sserafim is talented but this reeks of corporate synergy. Just my honest opinion.
As a huge fan of both K-pop and Punjabi music, this is a dream come true! Guru Randhawa's energy matched with Le Sserafim's stage presence will be insane. Love that they included Punjabi and Korean lyrics together. This is exactly the kind of global music we need in 2026—borderless and inclusive. Pure joy! 🕺💃
Warner Music India is doing incredible work bridging genres. Guru Randhawa collaborating with The Chainsmokers, Pitbull, and now K-pop groups shows Indian artists have truly arrived on the global stage. This remix sounds like the perfect party anthem. Good luck to both teams! 🇮🇳🇰🇷
Honestly, I wish they had chosen a more authentic Punjabi track rather than remixing a K-pop song with 'Macarena' sample. But I'm glad Guru is getting this exposure. He's worked hard for years. Let's hope the remix does justice to both cultures instead of being a gimmick. Fingers crossed! 🤞
This is huge! Le Sserafim is one of the top K-pop groups and Guru Randh
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