Park Mi Kyung is a South Korean singer. She graduated from Deokseong Girls' High School and later obtained a bachelor's degree in Traditional Music from Seoul Arts College.

She made her debut as a participant in the 1985 MBC Riverside Song Festival with the song "Dandelion Spores", and she became well-known thanks to her powerful dance and cool singing skills. She was able to sing both dance and upbeat songs as well as calm ballads, and her popularity grew, becoming a representative singer in the 1990s.

In 1992, she met producer Kim Chang Hwan, and that brought a change in her singing style that made her even more popular at a time when many other singers around her age and year of debut could not adapt to the industry and failed. She reached the peak in her career in 1995 when "Reasons That Don't Seem Like a Reason" and "Clumsy Expectations" won 1st place for 4 consecutive weeks, and she sold over 400,000 copies of her album.

In 2000, she decided not to work with Kim anymore, and her albums took longer to be released and were less successful. She worked with Kim again in 2010, but by then, her music was not as popular as it was during the mid-1990s. She has not released a full album since late 2010 but appears occasionally on music shows.

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