BoA

Kwon Bo-ah, known professionally as BoA, is a South Korean singer, songwriter, and actress often referred to as the "Queen of K-pop". Born and raised in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, BoA was discovered by SM Entertainment talent agents when she accompanied her older brother, a music video director, to a talent search in 1998. She was trained for two years and made her debut with ID; Peace B (2000). BoA has since released twenty studio albums, including ten in Korean, nine in Japanese, and one in English. On television, she appeared as a judge on the reality competition show K-pop Star (2011–2013), as an actress on the television drama Listen to Love (2016), as a host for the second season of Produce 101 (2017), and as a coach for the third season of The Voice of Korea (2020). With the release of her debut Japanese studio album, Listen to My Heart (2002), BoA became the first South Korean pop star to break through in Japan. Her Japanese albums Valenti (2003) and Best of Soul (2005) went on to sell over one million copies each according to Oricon; the latter of which remained the last album to do so by a non-Japanese artist for 16 years. Her self-titled English album (2009) became the first record by a K-pop artist to appear on the Billboard 200, debuting at number 127. BoA has sold over ten million albums throughout her career, and she is one of only three female artists with six consecutive number-one studio albums on the Oricon Albums Chart since her debut, alongside Japanese singer Ayumi Hamasaki and Japanese-American singer Hikaru Utada. She is the recipient of numerous awards in South Korea and Japan, including eight MAMA Awards, six SBS Music Awards, five Japan Record Awards, and five Japan Gold Disc Awards. In 2013, Mnet included her in its Legend 100 Artists list of the most influential artists in South Korea.

Bo Ah Kwon, née le 5 novembre 1986, plus connue par son nom de scène BoA, acronyme de Beat of Angel, est une autrice-compositrice sud-coréenne. Elle est née à Guri, dans la province de Gyeonggi. BoA fut découverte par SM Entertainment lors d'une audition de jeunes talents en 1998. En 2000, elle sort ID; Peace B, son premier album coréen. Deux ans plus tard, paraît son premier album japonais, Listen to My Heart, sous le label Avex Trax. Le 14 octobre 2008, avec SM Entertainment USA, une subdivision de SM Entertainment, BoA sort un single aux États-Unis, suivi de l'album BoA en mars 2009. La même année parait Mamoritai: White Wishes thème principal de Tales of Graces.

权珤雅（韩语：권보아，罗马化：Kwon Bo-a，常被写为权宝雅；1986年11月5日—），以艺名宝儿（韩语：보아，罗马化：BoA，日语：ボア）为人熟知，是韩国SM娱乐女歌手、舞者和词曲作家，也是韩国SM娱乐公司的理事，与李孝利、张娜拉并列第一代韩流女歌手。 2000年8月25日，她以首张韩语正规专辑《ID; Peace B》正式出道。2002年3月13日，她在日本发行首张日语专辑《LISTEN TO MY HEART》，销售量突破一百万张[9]，成为首位在日本突破的韩国歌手。2008年10月14日，宝儿推出首张英语单曲《Eat You Up》，并在2009年3月17日发行了她的首张英语专辑《BoA》。 宝儿在东亚地区的成功，在于她能够使用多种语言（母语韩语、日语及英语，她还录制了几首华语歌曲）。她是唯一一位在日本三张专辑销量均超过一百万张的的外国歌手，也是除了滨崎步以外，在Oricon排行榜上拥有的六个连续第一名的专辑的成绩。 宝儿的韩国官方歌迷会粉丝名称为“Jumping BoA”，日本官方歌迷会粉丝名称为“SOUL”，官方的应援色为柠檬黄。

寶兒（권보아，Kwon Bo - a），常被寫為權寶雅，以藝名寶兒（보아，BoA）為人熟知，是韓國 SM 娛樂女歌手、舞者和詞曲作家，也是韓國 SM 娛樂公司的理事，與李孝利、張娜拉並列第一代韓流女歌手。

權珤雅（권보아，Kwon Bo-a），常被寫為權寶雅，以藝名寶兒（보아，BoA）為人熟知，是韓國SM娛樂女歌手、舞者和詞曲作家，也是韓國SM娛樂公司的理事，與李孝利、張娜拉並列第一代韓流女歌手。