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Kuroki Mayumi (黒木真由美) is a Japanese pop singer, an actress, and a tarento.
Profile
- Birthdate: December 28, 1959
- Birthplace: Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
Information
Kuroki Mayumi got her start in the music business when she sang Yamaguchi Momoe's Aoi Ikajitsu on the Nippon television television contest Star Tanjou in 1974, where won the award for best performance. A year later, she debuted as a singer on King Records with the single Koukishin. She also won the bronze prize at a Shinjuku music festival in the same year.
From 1977 to 1979, Kuroki would formed the girl group Gyaru with Ishie Michiyo and Meguro Hitomi. Later on, she would take a hiatus from show business after marrying baseball player Hayashi Yatsuhiro and gave birth to the couple's first daughter, Kuroki Marina, four years later. But in 1996, the couple divorced and allowed Kuroki Mayumi to make a comeback to show business.
A decade later, she appeared as a singer on her daughter's debut single Koi♥Kuru / Hare☆Sora.
Discography
Album
- [2003.03.15] 12 no Kakugaki (12のらくがき)
Singles
- [1975.03.25] Koukishin (好奇心)
- [1975.xx.xx] Kanjou Sen (感情線)
- [1975.10.05] Kamisama Onegai (神さまお願い)
- [1976.03.xx] Gin no Megane (銀のめがね)
- [1976.07.xx] Kazaguruma (まわれ風車)
