Seulgi, born Kang Seul-gi on October 2, 1994 in Ansan, South Korea, is a prominent figure in the world of K-pop as the lead vocalist and main dancer of the popular girl group Red Velvet.
Seulgi's journey in the music industry began when she was scouted to be a member of the pre-debut group S.M. Rookies in 2007. Over the course of seven years, she dedicated herself to training, honing her singing and dancing abilities before finally making her official debut with Red Velvet in 2014.
Since her debut, Seulgi has made a name for herself not only as a talented singer and dancer but also as a versatile performer. She has showcased her skills not only on stage with Red Velvet but also on various television shows such as Descendants of the Sun, Let's Go! Dream Team, The Last Song, and Off to School.
One of Seulgi's most memorable roles was when she played the lead character Dorothy in S.M. Entertainment's production of the musical School Oz in January of 2015. Her performance received accolades from fans and critics alike, further cementing her status as a rising star in the entertainment industry.
Despite her busy schedule, Seulgi remains grounded and close to her roots. She was born and raised in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, and continues to value her Korean heritage. Known for her warm and friendly personality, she has endeared herself to fans not only in South Korea but also internationally.
Seulgi's talent has not gone unnoticed by her peers in the music industry. She has collaborated with artists such as Henry Lau, making appearances in his music video for the song "Fantastic" and lending her vocals to "Butterfly." These collaborations have allowed her to showcase her versatility as an artist and expand her fan base.
As Seulgi continues to captivate audiences with her powerful vocals and mesmerizing dance moves, she remains a force to be reckoned with in the world of K-pop. With her unwavering dedication and passion for her craft, there is no doubt that she will continue to achieve great success and inspire others for years to come.
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