Leo
South Korean singer and entertainer
Born in South Korea, a prominent figure in the music industry achieved recognition as a member of the boy band VIXX. The group gained popularity for its unique concepts and diverse musical styles. Aside from group activities, ventured into solo performances showcasing vocal talent and artistry. Participated in various musical projects, including soundtracks for dramas and collaborations with other artists. Received several awards for contributions to Korean pop music and performances, solidifying a prominent presence in the industry.
Member of the boy band VIXX
Solo career with successful albums
Awards at the Mnet Asian Music Awards
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Born
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Born
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