Aya Matsuura

Japanese singer and actress known for music

Aya Matsuura - Japanese singer and actress known for music
Born

June 25th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

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Born in 1986, a prominent figure in the Japanese pop music scene, achieved popularity through numerous singles and albums. Rose to prominence with the debut single 'Utau Koto ga Nannai' in 2001. Gained recognition as a versatile artist by also pursuing a career in acting, appearing in various television dramas and films. Released multiple studio albums, contributing to the J-pop genre's evolution. Engaged in numerous collaborations with other artists and participated in live concerts, enhancing her visibility in the entertainment industry.

Debut single 'Utau Koto ga Nannai' in 2001

Multiple studio albums in J-pop

Acted in popular Japanese television dramas

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