Kim Eana
Biography
Kim Eana is a South Korean lyricist and actress who has been active since 2003. Born on April 27, 1979, in South Korea, she is best known for writing the lyrics to hit K-pop songs, including Abracadabra performed by Brown Eyed Girls and Good Day performed by IU. In the context of her film and television database profile, she is recognized for acting and has twenty-five known credits. Her professional stage name is written in Korean characters as 김이나. She maintains a content score of one hundred on the platform and her personal information lists her gender as female.
Career overview
Kim Eana is a South Korean lyricist and actress born on April 27, 1979. Active in the entertainment industry since 2003, she is widely recognized for her work in the music field, having written lyrics for prominent K-pop hit songs. Her notable lyric-writing credits include Abracadabra, performed by the Brown Eyed Girls, and Good Day, performed by the artist IU.
Alongside her well-known career as a lyricist, her professional profile includes credits in the acting field. According to archival records on her career overview, she has accumulated twenty-five known credits listed under her stage name, representing her involvement in the industry.
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- Ishtar; the Songs of Trees (2026) as Narrator (voice)
- Sohn's Questions (2024) as Self
- 대학가요제 (2024)
- 김이나의 비인칭시점 (2024) as 스토리텔러
- Jae Joong and Friends (2023)
- After Signal (2023)
- Witch Hunt 2023 (2023)
- Caught Between Marriage & Divorce (2022)
- Mamamoo: Where Are We Now? (2022) as Self
- Pet Me Pick Me (2022) as Self - Host
- Witch Hunt 2022 (2022) as Self - Host
- 인사이드 리릭스 (2022) as Self - Host
- 청춘스타 (2022)
- The story of the day when the tail was bitten (2020) as Self
- Sing Again (2020) as Self - Judge
- 올인 (2020) as 출연
- 톡이나 할까? (2020)
- How Do You Play? (2019) as Self
- Movie Room (2018) as Self
- The Fan (2018) as Host
- 골든디스크 33주년 특집 (2018)
- Heart Signal (2017) as Self - Panelist
- Video Star (2016) as Self
- Phantom Singer (2016) as Self - Producer
- Two Yoo Project - Sugar Man (2015) as Self - MC