Jung Eun-bi, popularly known as Eunha, was born on May 30, 1997, in Seoul, South Korea. Beginning her career as a child-actress before transitioning into a singing career, Eunha rose to fame as the lead vocalist of the South Korean girl group GFriend, who made their debut in early 2015 with the song "Glass Bead." In 2016, she collaborated with rapper and producer Park Kyung on the hit single "Inferiority Complex" which reached number 3 on the Korean charts, earning the duo a nomination for Song of the Year at the Mnet Asian Music Awards. Debuting as a solo artist in the same year with "Don't Come to Farewell" from television drama Six Flying Dragons, Eunha continued to feature on several soundtracks, including "Love-ing" (from Temperature of Love) (2017), “You Look Nice Today” (from The Package), (2017), “So in Love” (From Lovely Horribly) (2018), “Tell Me” (from The Crowned Clown) (2019) and “At The End of Time” (from The Stairway of Time) (2021). In 2021, it was announced to the delight of fans that Eunha, along with former GFriend members SinB and Umji, would debut as a trio called Viviz and the group debuted in February with EP Beam of Prism. In 2023 Eunha collaborated with Exo-singer Xiumin on laid-back pop single "Who." The song was an instant hit, garnering almost 90,000 views online during its first week of release.
