Biography
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Born
18 May 1990 (age 34)
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Born In
Seoul, Korea, Republic of
Heo Ga Yoon is a South Korean singer and dancer. She was born on May 18, 1990 in Seoul, South Korea and is the main vocalist of the popular girl group 4minute, formed by Cube Entertainment in 2009. She graduated at Dong Duke Girl's High School and is currently attending Dongguk University, Theater Major. She got 2nd place at SM 9th Best Singer Contest.
Gayoon appeared in Mario's music video for "I'm Yours" on November 4, 2008 with Seulong from 2AM. In February 11, 2010 she featured on the "The Woman Who Still Wants To Marry" soundtrack, singing a duet with Han Ye-ji in the song "One Two Three (feat. 한예지)". In September 3, 2010, she was a featured artist in Sunny Side's album, Bad Guy Good Girl with the song "나쁜남자 착한여자 (Feat. 써니 사이드) (Bad Guy Good Girl)".
In October 2010, Gayoon was one of the twenty idols from different South Korean groups that recorded the song, "Let's Go", for the purpose of increasing public participation in the 2010 G-20 Seoul summit. She provided vocals along with labelmates Jun Hyung and G.NA.
She sang in the soundtrack of MBC's My Princess, with the song "바람 불어라 (Wind Blow)". The song was released on January 5, 2011.
She also sang in the soundtrack of SBS's Lie To Me, with the song "뻔뻔한 거짓말 (Shameless Lie)" which was composed by Jadu and E-Tribe. The song was released on May 17, 2011.
Gayoon to make acting debut through ‘I’m a Flower Too’ cameo. On October 18, a source revealed that Gayoon finished filming her cameo as a high school student, who was a childhood friend of Cha Bong Sun (played by Lee Ji Ah), on October 16.
On October 24, 2011 she released her OST song "꿈이라고 생각해 (I Think It Was a Dream)" for KBS's Poseidon. Gayoon was also featured on Mario's song "Message" and promoted alongside him for that song.
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