While South Korea is known as the powerhouse of K-pop, it’s worth mentioning that talented individuals from various countries have contributed to its growth. The Philippines, a nation with a vibrant music scene, has also produced exceptional talent that has made its mark in the K-pop industry.

Let’s look at some of the female K-pop idols from the Philippines.

Chanty (Lapillus)

Chanty is a Filipino-Argentinian member of the rookie girl group Lapillus. She has quickly made a name for herself in the industry. Born in the vibrant city of Manila, Chanty’s passion for music and performance led her to pursue her dreams in South Korea. Chanty’s unique background brings a fresh and exciting flavor to Lapillus.

Belle (Cignature)

Belle is a South Korean-Filipina singer under J9 Entertainment. She is a member of the girl group Cignature and a former member of GOOD DAY. She captivates fans with her talent and vibrant personality. With her infectious energy and vocal abilities, Belle shines brightly on the international stage and inspires fans worldwide.

Kriesha Chu

Kriesha Chu, born in Makati, Philippines, first gained prominence as a contestant on the popular South Korean reality show “K-pop Star 6: The Last Chance.” She ended up being runner-up, and her impressive vocal abilities and charismatic stage presence caught the attention of Korean entertainment agencies. In 2017, she debuted as a soloist under Urban Works Entertainment with the single album “Kriesha Chu 1^st Single Album.”

Wei Yang

Wei Yang, the former member, and leader of the now-disbanded girl group O21, was born in the Philippines. Wei Yang got attention for being a Filipino-Chinese idol, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of fans worldwide. Wei Yang’s presence in the group brought a sense of diversity and representation, showcasing the immense talent the Philippines has to offer.

The Philippines have contributed to the global phenomenon of K-pop, with some talented artists who have left a mark on the industry.