Yuju
South Korean singer of GFriend fame
A South Korean singer, recognized as a member of the girl group GFriend. The group debuted in 2015 and gained popularity with hits such as "Me Gustas Tu" and "Time for the Moon Night." Following the disbandment in 2021, pursued a solo career, showcasing a distinct vocal style and artistic expression. Released solo music and participated in various television programs.
Debuted with GFriend in 2015
Released solo music after disbandment
Contributed to hits like 'Me Gustas Tu'
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