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San

San (Hangul: 산) born on July 10th, 1999, is the lead vocalist and main dancer of the South Korean boy band ATEEZ.

Career History[]

2017: MIXNINE[]

In October 2017, trainees from KQ Entertainment auditioned for the survival reality show MIXNINE. He didn't pass the audition.

2018: KQ Fellaz, ATEEZ[]

Before debuting, San was introduced as part of "KQ Fellaz", which is a pre-debut team of trainees under KQ. On October 24, 2018, San debuted as a member of ATEEZ with the title tracks "Treasure" and "Pirate King". In the group, he holds the lead vocalist and dancer positions.

Profile[]

• Stage Name: San (Hangul: 산; Japanese: サン)
• Name: Choi San (Hangul: 최산; Hanja: 崔山)
• Name Meaning: "mountain." (literal translation of "San/산" from the Korean language)
• Birth Date: July 10th, 1999
• Birthplace: Namhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
• Zodiac:
• Chinese Zodiac: Earth Rabbit
• Blood Type: B
• MBTI: INFP"Introversion, Intuition, Feeling, Perception"
• Family: Mother (Kim Nam Ji) Father (Choi Jong Cheol) Older Sister (Name:Choi Ha Neul, translates to "Sky"), Cat (Name: Byeol, translates to "Star")
• Education:
  • Namhae Elementary School (Graduated)
  • Namhae Middle School (Graduated)
  • Namhae High School (Transferred)
  • Korean Arts High SchoolDepartment of Music (Graduated)
  • Global Cyber UniversityDepartment of Broadcasting and Entertainment (Enrolling)

Credits[]

✓ = Participates as writing/composer/arrange

✖ = Not participated as writing/composer/arrange

Based of the official ATEEZ website and the Korea Music Copyright Association.

ATEEZ Discography[]

Filmography[]

Drama[]

Survival Program(s)[]

Trivia[]

• His nickname is Sanjook.
• He speaks Japanese.
• He also speaks basic English, and has very g

Ha Neul finished the year with 15 top tens and was third on the tour money list with nearly 400 million won in earnings. She ended the year at the KLPGA Awards Show by being one of five top stars to perform a dance number (!) for the attendees.

2009 was not as good a season for Ha Neul. She struggled with her swing plane, and as a result was far more inconsistent off the tee. She did not win in 2009, but still collected 7 top tens and finished 7th on the money list. She also played a couple of LPGA events, but did not make the cut at the SBS Open or Kraft Nabisco, and finished in the top 30 at the Hana Bank Championship.

Ha Neul struggled far more in the 2010 season, although there was light towards the end. She only finished 21st on the money list, despite three top four finishes. But she played well in one of the latter events of the year, and at the first event of the 2011 season, she contended all week and finished second.

Signs were good that Ha Neul was about to have a comeback season, and in 2011, she more than delivered on that promise. At the next event in April, Kim finished 8th. One week later, she returned to the winner's circle for the first time in more than two years. Kim continued to play well by and large after that, notching a few top tens here and there, but also missing a few cuts. She also claimed a 13th place finish at the Hana Bank, her best ever LPGA result, in that stretch. Through it all, she stayed near the top of the KLPGA money list, and when she caught fire again towards the end of the year, it was with an inferno-like intensity.

Her first big salvo came at the Hite Cup, the year's third Major. So Yeon Ryu was the current money list leader, and also the US Women's Open winner from a few months earlier. She took a share of the lead for the first two days. But a rules infraction in round 3 knocked her down, and an unknown amateur rose up. By the middle of round four, the amateur, In Ji Jeon, climbed to a three shot lead and looked