The solo concert will serve as Taeyeon’s second visit to the Philippines this 2023. She last performed at the K-Verse concert in April, with acts aespa and The Boyz. READ:
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The solo concert will serve as Taeyeon’s second visit to the Philippines this 2023. She last performed at theAside from Taeyeon, her fellow SNSD member Yuri will also be coming to the Philippines for theTaeyeon made her debut in 2007 as the leader and main vocalist of SNSD. The group is known for tracks “Genie,” “I Got A Boy,” “Lion Heart,” and “Forever 1,” among others.
As a soloist, she made her debut in October 2015. Her solo hits include “INVU,” “Weekend,” “What Do I Call You,” and “Dear Me.”
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