Atlantis Princess
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| Atlantis Princess | |||||
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| Studio album by BoA | |||||
| Released | May 30, 2003 | ||||
| Recorded | 2003 | ||||
| Genre | Pop | ||||
| Label | SM Entertainment | ||||
| Producer | Lee Soo Man | ||||
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Atlantis Princess is BoA's third Korean Album.
The album debuted at #1 in the Top 50 Korean Monthly Charts, with initial monthly sales of 127.887 in May. Here it's monthly performance:
- May 2003: #1- 127.887
- June: #1- 124.747 (252.634)
- July: #5- 43.415 (296.049)
- August: #12- 26.386 (322.435)
- September: #14- 13.732 (336.167)
- October: #42- 3.925 (340.092)
- November: #46- 2.960 (343.052)
The album ended at #5 in the list of the best selling album in South Korea in 2003, with reported sales of 345.313; so far the album has sold an estimated 595,000 worldwide.[1]
The Overseas Version of this album also includes a bonus VCD.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
Promotional songs are in bold.
- Time to Begin
- 아틀란티스 소녀(Atlantis Princess)
- 나무(Tree)
- Milky way
- 천사의 숨결(Beat of Angel)
- 선물(Gift)
- 이런 내게(Where are You)
- 단념(Make a Move)
- 사랑해요(So Much in Love)
- 남겨진 슬픔(Endless Sorrow)
- The Show Must Go On
- 서울의 빛(The Lights of Seoul)
- The Lights of Seoul
[edit] Bonus VCD (Overseas Version)
- Atlantis Princess MV (with Chinese Lyrics Subtitles)
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- The Lights of Seoul (Seoul Metropolitan Government)
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