Kang Seul-gi

South Korean singer of Red Velvet

Kang Seul-gi - South Korean singer of Red Velvet
Born

February 10th, 1994
31 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Korea

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Born in 1994, a South Korean singer gained prominence as a member of the girl group Red Velvet. The group debuted in 2014 under SM Entertainment and quickly rose to fame in the K-pop industry. The singer contributed to the unique sound and style of Red Velvet, known for their versatility in music genres. The group achieved significant commercial success with hit tracks and albums, establishing a strong fanbase both domestically and internationally. The singer's strong vocals and stage presence became integral to the group's performances and public image.

Debuted with Red Velvet in 2014

Released the album 'The ReVe Festival: Finale'

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