Kim Sung-kyu
South Korean singer, main vocalist of INFINITE
Born
April 28th, 1989
36 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
South Korea
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Born in 1989, a South Korean singer entered the music scene as the main vocalist of the boy band INFINITE in 2010. The group gained popularity with hits such as 'Be Mine' and 'The Chaser,' establishing a significant presence in the K-pop industry. In addition to group activities, pursued a successful solo career releasing albums and singles that showcased vocal abilities. Debuted as a solo artist in 2012 with the album 'Another Me.' Participated in various musical theater productions, contributing to the arts beyond pop music. Active in philanthropic efforts, participating in charity concerts and campaigns.
Main vocalist of INFINITE
Solo debut album 'Another Me'
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