Idol group TEEN TOP has reached a milestone in their K-pop career.

The six-member boy group became the first Korean pop artist to hold a solo concert in Panama.

TEEN TOP held their concert at the Panama Arena Roberto Duran on August 16 as part of their "TEEN TOP 2014 World Tour-High Kick." The boys' concert in Panama had gained so much media attention that even the Korean embassy in Panama sent over a congratulatory message to the members for their achievement, according to the publication Allkpop.

The members performed a collection of their hit songs, including "Rocking," "Don't Put On Perfume," "To You" and "Crazy." TEEN TOP made sure to perform dance, hip-hop and ballad songs for their fans.

The group also performed King Africa's "La Bomba" as a special gift to South American fans.

TEEN TOP recently finished their solo concert in Chile as part of their world tour after performing in the "KCON 2014" festival, which was held in Los Angeles.

Due to high demand and requests from fans, TEEN TOP had added on Chile as part of their itinerary, to the joy of fans. The K-pop group will continue with their world tour in Mexico, Columbia, Peru, China and more, according to Yahoo Entertainment Singapore.

Each member of TEEN TOP has been proving themselves as incredible singers as of late. Members Niel and L. Joe recently put on a beyond amazing performance over the weekend for an episode of the variety show "Immortal Song 2."

The two members took on singer Jo Sung Mo's hit "I Swear" for their performance, impressing the judges.

"Niel is young but he's a very charismatic singer," stated Korean pop sensation Bada.

Fellow TEEN TOP member Chang Jo branched out to acting earlier this year as well. Despite the developments he's making in his solo career, Chang Jo revealed in an interview that he's had a difficult time being away from his group members while shooting for the film.

"I really missed the other members after a few months while shooting the movie. I told them a lot about how much I miss them," explained Chang Jo.