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| − | '''The Boss''' is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] five-member boy band that debuted in 2010 under [[Open World Entertainment]]. | + | '''The Boss''' is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] five-member boy band that debuted in 2010 under [[Open World Entertainment]]. In Korea, they are more commonly known as '''Dae Guk Nam Ah''' (대국남아), DGNA or D-NA, which means "The Boys of Super Space". The acronym of this forms "The Boss", which they are more commonly called outside of Korea. In 2011 they debuted in Japan as '''Daikoku Danji''' (大國男児) under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. All the members were previously members of the boy band [[Xing]]. |
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| − | In Korea, they are more commonly known as '''Dae Guk Nam Ah''' (대국남아), DGNA or D-NA, which means "The Boys of Super Space". The acronym of this forms "The Boss", which they are more commonly called outside of Korea. | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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==Korean Discography== | ==Korean Discography== | ||
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===Mini-Albums=== | ===Mini-Albums=== | ||
* [2010.06.17] [[Awake (The Boss)|AWAKE]] | * [2010.06.17] [[Awake (The Boss)|AWAKE]] | ||
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==Japanese Discography== | ==Japanese Discography== | ||
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===Albums=== | ===Albums=== | ||
| − | * [2012.01.18] [[Love | + | * [2012.01.18] [[Love Letters]] |
===Singles=== | ===Singles=== | ||
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* [2011.12.07] [[Love Days]] | * [2011.12.07] [[Love Days]] | ||
* [2012.03.28] [[Jumping (The Boss)|Jumping]] | * [2012.03.28] [[Jumping (The Boss)|Jumping]] | ||
| + | * [2012.08.01] [[Honki Magic]] (本気Magic) | ||
===DVDs=== | ===DVDs=== | ||
| − | * [2011.10.26] [[Daebak! Daikoku Danji vol. 1]] (テバッ！大国男児 vol.1) | + | * [2011.10.26] [[Daebak! Daikoku Danji Vol. 1|Daebak! Daikoku Danji vol. 1]] (テバッ！大国男児 vol.1) |
| + | * [2012.02.29] [[Daebak! Daikoku Danji Vol. 2|Daebak! Daikoku Danji vol. 1]] (テバッ！大国男児 vol.2) | ||
| + | * [2012.06.06] [[Daikoku Danji Japan First Live 2012]] (大国男児) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 28 July 2012
Daikoku Danji promoting "Honki Magic" (2012)
The Boss is a Korean pop five-member boy band that debuted in 2010 under Open World Entertainment. In Korea, they are more commonly known as Dae Guk Nam Ah (대국남아), DGNA or D-NA, which means "The Boys of Super Space". The acronym of this forms "The Boss", which they are more commonly called outside of Korea. In 2011 they debuted in Japan as Daikoku Danji (大國男児) under Sony Music Entertainment. All the members were previously members of the boy band Xing.
Contents
Members
Sub-Units
Korean Discography
Mini-Albums
- [2010.06.17] AWAKE
Singles
- [2010.03.04] Dongkyeongsonyeon (동경소년; Admiring Boy)
- [2011.11.03] Lady
Japanese Discography
Albums
- [2012.01.18] Love Letters
Singles
- [2011.04.13] Love Power
- [2011.06.15] Love Bingo!
- [2011.09.21] Love Parade
- [2011.12.07] Love Days
- [2012.03.28] Jumping
- [2012.08.01] Honki Magic (本気Magic)
DVDs
- [2011.10.26] Daebak! Daikoku Danji vol. 1 (テバッ！大国男児 vol.1)
- [2012.02.29] Daebak! Daikoku Danji vol. 1 (テバッ！大国男児 vol.2)
- [2012.06.06] Daikoku Danji Japan First Live 2012 (大国男児)
