Park Gyu-ri

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Park Gyu-ri
박규리
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Gyuri in June 2019
Born
Park Gyu-ri

(1988-05-21) May 21, 1988 (age 35) [1]
Seoul, South Korea
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actress
  • radio personality
Years active1995–present
AgentCreative Kkot
Musical career
Genres K-pop
Instrument(s)Vocals
Labels
Member of Kara
Korean name
Hangul
박규리
Hanja
Revised Romanization Bak Gyu-ri
McCune–Reischauer Pak Kyu-ri

Park Gyu-ri (born May 21, 1988), better known by the mononym Gyuri, is a South Korean singer, actress, and radio personality. She is a member of South Korean girl group Kara. [2]

Contents

Life and career

1988–2002: Early life and career beginnings

Park Gyu-ri was born on May 21, 1988, in Seoul, South Korea. She became a child actress with her first television appearance in the 1995 series Today is a Nice Day, in which she played the girlfriend of Kang Ho-dong's brother. In 2001, Park appeared as the teenage version of Kim Jung-eun's character in Ladies of the Palace.[ citation needed ]

2007–2010: Breakthrough with Kara

She debuted as part of the four-member girl group Kara on March 29, 2007. As the leader of the group, Park came up with its name, which comes from the Greek word chara (χαρά, lit. "joy"). [3] [4] Kara underwent a number of lineup changes, but gained commercial success.

In 2009, she became a permanent guest on the reality television show Star Golden Bell . [5]

Park featured in a duet with Hong Kyung-min titled "Day After" on his tenth album Special Edition, released on February 4, 2010. On April 21 that year, it was announced that she would become a radio DJ alongside Shindong on the MBC talk show ShimShimTapa after Kim Shin-young left. Their first broadcast aired on May 5, 2010. [6] On September 26, 2011, Park announced that she would no longer DJ the show due to her busy schedule. [7] Her last broadcast was on October 2, 2011. [8]

2011–present: Solo activities and rising popularity

On January 19, 2011, Park was the only member of Kara to remain with their label DSP Media during a contract dispute in which the other members released a statement announcing they were terminating their contract with their label. The contract dispute was later resolved. [9] [10] She was the voice of Kate in the Korean dub of Alpha and Omega , released in February 2011. [11] On May 7, Park gave a lecture on her career in the entertainment industry at Seo Woon High School in Incheon, [12] and on July 13, she hosted the "Music Bank in Tokyo K-Pop Festival". On July 15, she joined the cast of 200 Pounds Beauty Musical, which was shown in Japanese theaters. [13] [14] In November, Park was diagnosed with vocal fold nodules, but nevertheless continued to rehearse for the musical. [15] She also hosted the "Seoul-Tokyo Music Festival 2011" on November 9. The musical ran for six performances in Korea from December 6–17. According to the show's production company, Show Note, the musical brought in significantly higher numbers of male audience members than average. [16] Following the musical's successful run, Park underwent vocal cord surgery on February 21, 2012. [17] [18] In 2012, she co-hosted the 26th Golden Disc Awards at the Osaka Dome in Japan.

On February 23, 2013, she hosted the Yang Yang K-Pop Festival at Naksan Beach. [19] On June 2, Park hosted SGC Super Live 2013 in Tokyo. [20] [21]

In 2014, she was cast in the film Two Rooms, Two Nights. [22]

On January 15, 2016, Park's contract with DSP Media expired. However, she stated that Kara had not disbanded even though its members were now under separate agencies, and that they hoped to collaborate on an album when the opportunity arose in the future. [23] She then joined Motion Media to pursue a career in acting. [24] The same year, Park was cast in the historical drama Jang Yeong-sil . [25]

In 2018, she was cast in the film Miyak. [26]

Discography

YearAlbumSingleArtistDurationRef
2010MBC Music Travel LaLaLa Live Vol. 7"Gil (Road)" No Brain feat. Gyuri, SeungYeon & Nicole 04:00[ citation needed ]
MBC Music Travel LaLaLa Live Vol. 11"Bingeul Bingeul" (빙글빙글) No Brain feat. Gyuri & KARA 03:55[ citation needed ]
Hong Kyung Min Vol. 10 – Special Edition"Day After" (일 후)Gyuri & Hong Kyung-min 03:21[ citation needed ]
N/A"If U Cannot" Park Jung-min feat. Gyuri03:43[ citation needed ]
G20 Seoul Summit 2010 Project Album"Let's Go"Gyuri, Changmin, Jun. K, Bumkey, Gayoon, Kahi, ANNA, JunHyung, G.NA, Luna,

LaLa Seohyun, IU, G.O, Min, Jaekyung, Jonghyun, Jieun, Seo In-guk, Son Dam-bi & Sungmin

03:34[ citation needed ]
2014W Foundation Campaign"Talk About Love"Various artists04:56[ citation needed ]
2015The Little Prince6th Single"The Little Prince"Gyuri & From the Airport 03:34 [27]
"Return"03:24[ citation needed ]
One Dream One Korea Project"One Dream One Korea"Various artists04:56[ citation needed ]
2017 The Boy Who Jumped "Night And Day"Gyuri & From the Airport03:34[ citation needed ]

Soundtrack appearances

YearSoundtrackTrackDurationNotesRef
2010 Daemul OST"My Love" (내 사랑)04:23Duet with Kang Ji-young [28]
2011 200 Pounds Beauty OST"Maria"03:21[ citation needed ]
"Beautiful Girl"01:55[ citation needed ]
City Hunter OST"Look Only At You" (그대만 봐요)04:13[ citation needed ]
Hooray for Love OST"Indecisive" (갈팡질팡)03:36Duet with Cho Hyun-young [29]
2012 Tasty Life OST Part 2"I Love You More Than The Soul" (영혼보다 사랑해)03:48 [30]
The Great Seer OST"Breaking Fate" (운명을 깨고)03:59 [31]
2013Nail Shop Paris OST"I Will Wait For You" (기다릴 거에요)03:46 [32]
Galileo 2 OST"Kiss"04:14[ citation needed ]
"The Most Loved"05:46[ citation needed ]
—"Anata Ga Iru Kara"04:22[ citation needed ]
2014 Inspiring Generation OST"Dream A Little Dream Of Me" (내 작은 꿈을 꿈)02:55[ citation needed ]
—"Rolling In The Deep"03:50[ citation needed ]
Secret Love OST"First Love" (첫사랑)03:30Duet with Han Seung-yeon [ citation needed ]
Blade Man OST"Hello"03:02 [33]
—"Goodbye Days"04:32Duet with Han Seung-yeon[ citation needed ]
—"Hush Hush; Hush Hush"04:31[ citation needed ]
2015"Sakura"05:35[ citation needed ]
—"Endless Rain"06:35[ citation needed ]
2016Two Rooms, Two Nights OST"Spring Now"03:36[ citation needed ]

Charted singles

TitleYearPeak positionsSalesAlbum
KOR
[34]
"그대만 봐요" (Look Only At You) [35] 201173City Hunter OST Special
"Daydream"2012163 Kara Solo Collection
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef
2011 Alpha and Omega KateVoice-over for the Korean-dubbed version [11]
2013Kara The AnimationHerselfVoice-over for the Japanese-dubbed version[ citation needed ]
2016Two Rooms, Two NightsMi-naMain role [22]
How to Break Up with My CatLee-jung[ citation needed ]

Television

Drama

YearTitleRoleNotesRef
1995Today is a Nice DaySoo-mi[ citation needed ]
2001–2002Ladies of the PalaceTeenage Kim Jung-eun [ citation needed ]
2008The Person Is ComingSchool Girlwith Goo Ha-ra, Nicole Jung and Kang Ji-young [ citation needed ]
2009 Hero Cameo[ citation needed ]
2011 URAKARA Gyu-ri[ citation needed ]
2012Reckless FamilyHerself[ citation needed ]
What's Mom[ citation needed ]
2013Nail Shop ParisHong Yuh-joo[ citation needed ]
2014Secret LovePark Sun-woo [37]
2015SweetJung Won[ citation needed ]
2016 Jang Yeong-sil Joo Bu-ryeong [25]
2017 Lovers in Bloom Jang Eun JooDaily Drama[ citation needed ]

Reality

YearTitleNotesRef
2009–2010 Sunday Sunday Night’s “Parody Theater”Go Eung-chan (The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince)[ citation needed ]
Star Golden Bell Permanent guest [5]
Strong Heart (TV series) Episode 4, 5, 13, 14, 51, 52, 100, 101[ citation needed ]
2011Lulu LalaDecember 11, 2011 – February 19, 2012[ citation needed ]
2012Jewellery HouseMC[ citation needed ]
2013–2014 The Show MC with Han Seung-yeon [ citation needed ]
2014SNS ExpeditionWith Jeong Jinwoon, Oh Sang-jin, Oh Man-seok, Seo Hyun-jin and Kim Min-jun [ citation needed ]
2023 R U Next? Coaches [38]

Theatre and radio

Musical theatre

YearTitleRoleRef
2011 200 Pounds Beauty Jenny [13] [14]
2021I Loved YouKim Eun-joo [39]
2023 Dream High Yoon Baek-hee [40]

Radio shows

DateNameNoteRef
September 23, 2009 – April 14, 2010Super Junior's Kiss the Radio Fixed guest DJ with Kang Ji-young [ citation needed ]
May, 2009 – August, 2009Donggo Dongrak RadioCollaboration[ citation needed ]
January, 2009Starry Night Radio[ citation needed ]
May 5, 2010 – October 3, 2011MBC ShimShimTaPawith Shindong [ citation needed ]
January, 2010 – April, 2010SS501 Music Highwith SS501's Park Jungmin[ citation needed ]

Ambassadorship

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef
2017 2017 Korea Drama Awards Hallyu Star Award: Lovers in Bloom Won [42]

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