Jang Na-ra
South Korean singer and actress
Born
March 18th, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
South Korea
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Born on March 18, 1981, a singer and actress achieved significant recognition in the South Korean entertainment industry. Debuted as a singer in the early 2000s with the album 'Jang Na-ra' and gained commercial success with hit songs. Transitioned to acting, featuring prominently in dramas such as 'Successful Story of a Bright Girl' and 'My Love, My Bride'. Received accolades for performances in various television series, cementing a place as a notable figure in both music and acting.
Released successful albums including 'Jang Na-ra'
Starred in TV dramas like 'Successful Story of a Bright Girl'
Acted in 'My Love, My Bride'
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