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Aria: Meet The Kerala Born Second K-pop Artist From India!

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April 17, 2023

Aria Meet The Kerala Born Second K-pop Artist From India!

K-pop music and K-pop idols have gained more reach and popularity worldwide recently. The industry has such a huge fan base in India and now Indian artists are also part of the ever-growing music industry.

After Sriya of BLACK SWAN who is an Odisha-born dancer and singer, Aria has become the second Indian idol to enter the K-pop industry with grace. she is now a K-pop idol who is a member of the girl group X: IN. She has been credited for naming the group too.

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The singer has gained wide popularity among the Korean people for her nationality and different yet stylish appearance. She has been ranked number 4 on Weibo’s hot search trends with views of over 43.7 million. she has been ranked number 1 with 24 million views by the Fancams after the performance on music core, surpassing all the other members of the group.

The girl group consists of members from Korea, India, Australia, and Russia. The group made its debut with the album ‘Keeping the Fire’ this April 11, 2023, under escrow entertainment. The X: IN girl group has 85k followers on Instagram with rising fans. There is an account of the K-pop star Aria on Instagram, but it’s a private one.

The 20-year-old diva’s real name is Gautami, and Aami is another name. Aria originates from Kerala, a southern state of India. She initially joined GBK Entertainment as a trainee in their online training platform called Universe. She was selected to be one of the 5 members of GBK’s upcoming girl group called MEP-C, but the singer quit the band and later her profile got deleted.

Aria was revealed as the fifth and last member of the X: IN group on March 8. Other members of the girl group are Nova (main rapper, lead dancer), E.sha ( singer and dancer), Chi. u (singer and sub-rapper), and ROA (lead singer and the leader of the group). Aria is the singer and Maknae is.

After the girl group’s performance on music core, Aria acknowledged thanks to all the staff members, CEO, hair stylist, and makeup artists, who took good care of her.

Before entering the world of K-pop, Aria played the character of ‘Ammu’ in the Malayalam language movie called ‘Melvilasam’ as a child actress.

Physical Stats

Full Name	Gauthami , Aami
Birth Place	Kerala
Birth date	6 June 1988
Height	160 cm
Weight	Gauthami, Aami
Age	20 years
Eye color	Black
Hair Color	Black
Zodiac sign	Pisces
Profession	K-pop Singer And Dancer
Net Worth	370 USD

Aria Family

The idol’s family is in Kerala. It is assumed that the idol lived with her parents and siblings. However, their information and details are not been disclosed by the singer.

Relationships If Any

There have been no reports of the idol’s relationship with anyone till now. It seems that the singer likes to keep her life private and away from any issues.

Aria Education

Aria has completed her early studies in Kerala. It is known that the singer has enrolled in GBK’s online training called Universe. No other education details are available as of now.

Controversies

The singer has not yet participated in any kind of controversy till now. Aria has just now entered the world of K-pop with the debut of the album ‘Keeping the Fire’ of her band X: IN.

Tattoos

There are no visible tattoos on the K-pop idol’s body.

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Aria Profession

Aria is a K-pop singer and dancer who works for the band X: IN that is a girl group.

Aria Source Of Income

The singer’s source of income is from the K-pop band for which she works. It is believed that the salary of the idol is about 370 USD.

Lesser Known Facts About Aria

Aria is the first Malayali singer to ever become a part of the K-pop industry.
The salary of the K-pop star is around 370 USD. Aria has a net worth of around 1 million.
Aria was born on May 12, 2003, in Kerala.
The singer can speak English, Malayalam, Hindi, and Korean languages.
The K-pop star’s ranking is 602.
This idol is the second K-pop star from India after Sriya.
Aria was trained for 10 months for GBK Entertainment’s online platform universe.
She is the K-pop female group’s youngest member.
The artist likes to enjoy her own company to think clearly and gather her thoughts.
The singer’s role model is none other than the BTS. The band is unavoidable when talking about K-pop.
Aria’s favorite songs are, ‘I Swear I’ll never leave again’ by Keshi, ‘Louder than Bombs’ by her favorite boy band BTS, ‘Ditto’ by new jeans, and ‘Into It’ by Chase Atlantic.

Aria is an inspiring artist who acts as a role model for any girl. She encourages girls of her age globally to dream even if it seems too good to happen. Aria has shown that anything is possible for a person with an exciting mind and continued perseverance.

The artist already has a stunning fanbase in Korea and India too within such a short time which is quite impressive. It is exemplary to see Indians arising as international figures and influencing other aspiring artists to rise above their level.

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