Lee Jung-shin
South Korean musician and actor known for CNBLUE
A musician and actor, this individual gained prominence as the bassist of the South Korean rock band CNBLUE, which debuted in 2010. The group achieved significant commercial success, releasing multiple albums and chart-topping singles. As an actor, roles in television series such as 'My Daughter, Seo-young' and 'The Heirs' showcased versatility and talent. This person also participated in various variety shows, enhancing fame in the entertainment industry.
Bassist of CNBLUE
Played in 'My Daughter, Seo-young'
Appeared in 'The Heirs'
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