Brown Eyes (band)
South Korean R&B duo with massive sales and no TV appearances.
Brown Eyes, a South Korean R&B duo, debuted in 2001 and became hugely successful despite never appearing on television. Their first two albums sold 640,000 and 618,026 copies. In 2002, they sang the Korean version of the World Cup anthem with Lena Park. The group split in April 2003 but reunited five years later to release a third album in 2008.
Quick Facts
- Origin
- South Korea
- Genre
- K-pop, R&B
- Instrument
- Vocals
- Years active
- 2001–2002, 2008; 2019-present
- Current members
- Yoon Gun; Naul
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Brown Eyes (band) from?
Brown Eyes originated in South Korea.
What genre of music does Brown Eyes (band) play?
Brown Eyes's music is classified as K-pop and R&B.
Who are the current members of Brown Eyes (band)?
The current members of Brown Eyes are listed as Yoon Gun and Naul.
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