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* '''Stage Name''': Hwayobi (화요비)
 
* '''Stage Name''': Hwayobi (화요비)
 
* '''Former Stage Name''': Park Hwayobi (박화요비)
 
* '''Former Stage Name''': Park Hwayobi (박화요비)
* '''Real Name''': Park Mi Young (박미영)  
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* '''Real Name''': Park Re Ah (박레아)  
 
* '''Birthdate''': February 11, 1982
 
* '''Birthdate''': February 11, 1982
 
* '''Height''': 160cm
 
* '''Height''': 160cm
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* '''Favorite Musicians''': [[Wikipedia:Sarah Chang|Sarah Chang]], [[Lee Eun Mi]]
 
* '''Favorite Musicians''': [[Wikipedia:Sarah Chang|Sarah Chang]], [[Lee Eun Mi]]
 
* '''Pursued Music Style''': Soul, R&B  
 
* '''Pursued Music Style''': Soul, R&B  
* '''Education ''': Department of Popular Music, Dongdeok Women’s University  
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* '''Education ''': Department of Popular Music, Dongdeok Women’s University
  
 
==Korean Discography==
 
==Korean Discography==

Revision as of 10:20, 20 January 2012

Hwayobi promoting Na Gateun Yeoja (2010)

Hwayobi (화요비 in Korea, 火曜飛 in Japan) is a Korean R&B/Pop singer. She debuted as Park Hwayobi in 2000 collaborating with Park Hyo Shin on his album Haejul su Eomneun il. She released her debut album, My All, five months later in June 2000. After debuting in Japan as Hwayobi in November 2004 with the single "Fly Again", she began using that shortened stage name also in Korea. In 2008, she saw a boost in popularity after her participation on the TV-show We Got Married.

Profile

  • Stage Name: Hwayobi (화요비)
  • Former Stage Name: Park Hwayobi (박화요비)
  • Real Name: Park Re Ah (박레아)
  • Birthdate: February 11, 1982
  • Height: 160cm
  • Weight: 45kg
  • Blood Type: B
  • Talents: Piano, lyric writing, music
  • Favorite Musicians: Sarah Chang, Lee Eun Mi
  • Pursued Music Style: Soul, R&B
  • Education : Department of Popular Music, Dongdeok Women’s University

Korean Discography

Hwayobi promoting Nineteen Plus One (2001)
Hwayobi promoting Hwayobi (2006)
Hwayobi promoting Sunshine (2008)
Hwayobi promoting This Is Love (2009)

Studio Albums

Other Albums

Mini Albums

Digital Singles

Collaborations / Others

Japanese Discography

Albums

Singles

External Links