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| − | '''SeeYa''' (씨야) is a Korean pop female | + | '''SeeYa''' (씨야) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] female duo. The group debuted in 2006 as a trio, and after a change of members [[Core Contents Media]] established SeeYa a duo in the end of 2009. |
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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===Former Members=== | ===Former Members=== | ||
| − | * [[Nam Gyu Ri]] | + | * [[Nam Gyu Ri]] (2006-2008) |
| − | * [[Soo Mi]] | + | * [[Soo Mi]] (2009-2010) |
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
| − | Seeya was formed from an audition conducted by [[GM Entertainment]]. Following that, SeeYa received a year of full vocal and dance training. Before their debut, SeeYa was exposed to live performance as guest singers in concerts together with their mentor [[SG Wannabe]]. Their | + | Seeya was formed from an audition conducted by [[GM Entertainment]]. Following that, SeeYa received a year of full vocal and dance training. Before their debut, SeeYa was exposed to live performance as guest singers in concerts together with their mentor [[SG Wannabe]]. Their debut album' lead track "[[Yeoinui Hyanggi]]" charted into the top 10 of the main Korean charts. |
| + | [[File:The First Mind promo.jpg|thumb|250px|left|SeeYa promoting ''[[The First Mind]]'' (2006) ]] | ||
| + | On August 20, 2006 SeeYa was performing at SBS network music show ''[[Inkigayo]]'' when one of the backup dancers collapsed due to seizure. Instead of helping her, SeeYa and the rest of the backup dancers continued to perform. Staff rushed out to get the injured dancer off the stage. This raised questions about why SeeYa did not stop performing to help the dancer. One member of the group replied that since the dancer was behind See Ya, they did not see her fall and feel guilty for not helping. | ||
| − | + | On December 23, 2006 during a cover performance of [[wikipedia:Beyoncé Knowles|Beyoncé]]'s hit single "[[wikipedia:Crazy in Love (Beyoncé Knowles song)|Crazy in Love]]" at the "The 2nd BIG4 Concert", SeeYa found themselves in the midst of huge controversy in which one of the members, [[Nam Gyu Ri]]'s right breast was exposed. Her right shoulder strap was broken during the performance. Unaware of the wardrobe malfunction she continued to perform with her breast exposed for about a minute. | |
| + | [[File:SeeyaRebloom Promo.jpg|thumb|250px|right|SeeYa promoting ''[[Rebloom]]'' (2009) ]] | ||
| + | In 2008 netizens became concerned with Nam Gyu Ri stance in the group as she blogged about leaving the group temporarily to focus on a solo career. In a shocking decision Gyu Ri announced she would leave Seeya to focus on an acting career, however, Gyu Ri faced legal action as she had 2 years left on her contract but refused to participate in the recording of the groups 4th album, ''[[Brilliant Change]]''. This created an outburst between the other members of SeeYa which leaded to heated comments between the members on their official Cyworld. | ||
| − | [[ | + | In August 2009 after much speculation of [[Ji Yeon (T-ara)|Ji Yeon]] (now a member of [[T-ara]]) being the new member of the group it was announced that the replacement for Nam Gyu Ri would be 20 year old former stewardess in training [[Soo Mi]]. [[Kim Yeon Ji]] will take over as lead vocals for the group. |
| − | + | SeeYa's first mini album was released on October 28th, 2009. It featured new member Soo Mi, however, on July 23, 2010 it was announced that she had left the group to become the leader of the mixed group [[Co-ed]]. [[Core Contents Media]] announced that SeeYa would continue as a duo and for the moment no replacement will be made. | |
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==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||
===Albums=== | ===Albums=== | ||
| − | * [2006.02. | + | * [2006.02.22] [[The First Mind]] |
| − | * [2007.05. | + | * [2007.05.23] [[Lovely Sweet Heart]] |
* [2008.01.02] [[California Dream]] | * [2008.01.02] [[California Dream]] | ||
* [2008.09.26] [[Brilliant Change]] | * [2008.09.26] [[Brilliant Change]] | ||
| − | ===Mini | + | ===Mini Albums=== |
* [2009.10.28] [[Rebloom]] | * [2009.10.28] [[Rebloom]] | ||
===Singles=== | ===Singles=== | ||
| − | * [2006.09. | + | * [2006.09.08] [[To My Lover]] <small>([[Brown Eyed Girls]] & '''SeeYa''')</small> |
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| − | *[2008.05.29] [[Color Pink|COLOR PINK]] <small>([[SeeYa]]/[[Davichi]]/[[Black Pearl]])</small> | + | ===Digital Singles=== |
| − | *[2009.05.06] [[Women's Generation / Forever Love]] (여성시대 / 영원한 사랑) <small>([[SeeYa]]&[[Davichi]]&[[T-ara]])</small> | + | * [2007.11.15] [[Kungya Eodeubenchyeo]] (쿵야 어드벤쳐) |
| + | * [2007.12.27] [[Seulpeun Balgeoreum (Gudu II)]] (슬픈 발걸음 (구두 II)) | ||
| + | * [2008.03.20] [[Babo (All Star 2 Jip Vol.4)]] <small>('''SeeYa''', [[Lee Ji Hye]])</small> | ||
| + | * [2008.05.29] [[Color Pink|COLOR PINK]] <small>([[SeeYa]]/[[Davichi]]/[[Black Pearl]])</small> | ||
| + | * [2009.05.06] [[Women's Generation / Forever Love]] (여성시대 / 영원한 사랑) <small>([[SeeYa]]&[[Davichi]]&[[T-ara]])</small> | ||
* [2010.01.07] [[Wonder Woman]] (원더우먼) <small>([[SeeYa]]&[[Davichi]]&[[T-ara]])</small> | * [2010.01.07] [[Wonder Woman]] (원더우먼) <small>([[SeeYa]]&[[Davichi]]&[[T-ara]])</small> | ||
| + | * [2010.04.07] [[Personal Taste OST Part.2]] (개인의 취향) | ||
| + | * [2010.09.06] [[Ahn Young Minui Baby Brown]] (안영민의) | ||
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| + | ===Collaborations/Others=== | ||
| + | * [2008.12.24] [[SBS eumakgonggan 7hoe]] ''(#4 Jeong, #5 Haengbokhan Nareur, #6 Gudu)'' | ||
| + | * [2006.07.18] [[The Invisible Man OST]] ''(#3 Michin Sarangui Norae, #14 A Pain ('''SeeYa''', Son Moo Hyun))'' | ||
| + | * [2007.01.21] [[All Star]] ''(#3 Miwoyo)'' | ||
| + | * [2008.02.21] [[Fate OST]] ''(#3 Gaseumsoge Hansaram, #4 Sicha ('''SeeYa''', Davichi, Black Pearl), #6 Sunaebo, #9 Yujoe)'' | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[http:// | + | *[http://cafe.daum.net/seeyawithyou/ Official Cafe] |
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[[Category:Groups]] | [[Category:Groups]] | ||
[[Category:K-Pop]] | [[Category:K-Pop]] | ||
Revision as of 15:30, 4 September 2010
SeeYa (씨야) is a Korean pop female duo. The group debuted in 2006 as a trio, and after a change of members Core Contents Media established SeeYa a duo in the end of 2009.
Contents
Members
- Kim Yeon Ji (Leader)
- Lee Bo Ram
Former Members
- Nam Gyu Ri (2006-2008)
- Soo Mi (2009-2010)
Information
Seeya was formed from an audition conducted by GM Entertainment. Following that, SeeYa received a year of full vocal and dance training. Before their debut, SeeYa was exposed to live performance as guest singers in concerts together with their mentor SG Wannabe. Their debut album' lead track "Yeoinui Hyanggi" charted into the top 10 of the main Korean charts.
On August 20, 2006 SeeYa was performing at SBS network music show Inkigayo when one of the backup dancers collapsed due to seizure. Instead of helping her, SeeYa and the rest of the backup dancers continued to perform. Staff rushed out to get the injured dancer off the stage. This raised questions about why SeeYa did not stop performing to help the dancer. One member of the group replied that since the dancer was behind See Ya, they did not see her fall and feel guilty for not helping.
On December 23, 2006 during a cover performance of Beyoncé's hit single "Crazy in Love" at the "The 2nd BIG4 Concert", SeeYa found themselves in the midst of huge controversy in which one of the members, Nam Gyu Ri's right breast was exposed. Her right shoulder strap was broken during the performance. Unaware of the wardrobe malfunction she continued to perform with her breast exposed for about a minute.
In 2008 netizens became concerned with Nam Gyu Ri stance in the group as she blogged about leaving the group temporarily to focus on a solo career. In a shocking decision Gyu Ri announced she would leave Seeya to focus on an acting career, however, Gyu Ri faced legal action as she had 2 years left on her contract but refused to participate in the recording of the groups 4th album, Brilliant Change. This created an outburst between the other members of SeeYa which leaded to heated comments between the members on their official Cyworld.
In August 2009 after much speculation of Ji Yeon (now a member of T-ara) being the new member of the group it was announced that the replacement for Nam Gyu Ri would be 20 year old former stewardess in training Soo Mi. Kim Yeon Ji will take over as lead vocals for the group.
SeeYa's first mini album was released on October 28th, 2009. It featured new member Soo Mi, however, on July 23, 2010 it was announced that she had left the group to become the leader of the mixed group Co-ed. Core Contents Media announced that SeeYa would continue as a duo and for the moment no replacement will be made.
Discography
Albums
- [2006.02.22] The First Mind
- [2007.05.23] Lovely Sweet Heart
- [2008.01.02] California Dream
- [2008.09.26] Brilliant Change
Mini Albums
- [2009.10.28] Rebloom
Singles
- [2006.09.08] To My Lover (Brown Eyed Girls & SeeYa)
Digital Singles
- [2007.11.15] Kungya Eodeubenchyeo (쿵야 어드벤쳐)
- [2007.12.27] Seulpeun Balgeoreum (Gudu II) (슬픈 발걸음 (구두 II))
- [2008.03.20] Babo (All Star 2 Jip Vol.4) (SeeYa, Lee Ji Hye)
- [2008.05.29] COLOR PINK (SeeYa/Davichi/Black Pearl)
- [2009.05.06] Women's Generation / Forever Love (여성시대 / 영원한 사랑) (SeeYa&Davichi&T-ara)
- [2010.01.07] Wonder Woman (원더우먼) (SeeYa&Davichi&T-ara)
- [2010.04.07] Personal Taste OST Part.2 (개인의 취향)
- [2010.09.06] Ahn Young Minui Baby Brown (안영민의)
Collaborations/Others
- [2008.12.24] SBS eumakgonggan 7hoe (#4 Jeong, #5 Haengbokhan Nareur, #6 Gudu)
- [2006.07.18] The Invisible Man OST (#3 Michin Sarangui Norae, #14 A Pain (SeeYa, Son Moo Hyun))
- [2007.01.21] All Star (#3 Miwoyo)
- [2008.02.21] Fate OST (#3 Gaseumsoge Hansaram, #4 Sicha (SeeYa, Davichi, Black Pearl), #6 Sunaebo, #9 Yujoe)
