Song I-han

South Korean singer with viral hits

Song I-han - South Korean singer with viral hits
Born

August 11th, 1994
31 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Korea

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Born in 1994, this South Korean singer gained significant attention with a unique vocal style and captivating performances. Initial rise to fame occurred through participation in popular music competitions, leading to a successful music career. Achieved widespread recognition in the K-pop industry, garnering a large fan base both domestically and internationally. Known for releasing multiple hit singles and albums, showcasing versatility in music genres. Established a reputation for engaging live performances and meaningful lyrics.

Gained fame after participating in music competitions

Released several hit singles in the K-pop genre

Built a large international fan base

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