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aespa (에스파) — SM’s four-member group

aespa debuted on Nov. 17, 2020 with “Black Mamba.” Their second studio album LEMONADE came out on May 29, 2026.

Debut: Nov. 17, 2020Fandom: MYLEMONADE: May 29, 2026Updated Oct 20, 2026

aespa (에스파) — SM’s four-member group

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Members

SM Entertainment, debut 2020-11-17, fandom: MY

  • Karina카리나
  • Giselle지젤
  • Winter윈터
  • Ningning닝닝

Official albums

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  1. LEMONADE — 2nd album (LEMONADE ver.)

    The 2026 second studio album, LEMONADE version.

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Who are they?

aespa (에스파) has four members: Karina (카리나), Giselle (지젤), Winter (윈터) and Ningning (닝닝). The agency is SM Entertainment. Debut was Nov. 17, 2020 with the digital single “Black Mamba.” Korean Wikipedia gives the fandom name as MY, said to come from “my precious friends.”

What’s new

LEMONADE, the second studio album, was released on May 29, 2026 with eleven tracks, led by “WDA (Whole Different Animal)” featuring G-Dragon and the title track “Lemonade.” aespa released its first Japanese EP, Kiss n Tell, on July 24, 2026. Our home card, citing Billboard, says they were Group of the Year at Billboard Women in Music 2025; we could not open that page, and Korean Wikipedia’s award list did not show it.

Signature songs

Wikipedia lists “Black Mamba,” “Next Level” (Song of the Year at the 19th Korean Music Awards), “Supernova,” “Dirty Work,” and the albums Savage (2021), Girls (2022), My World (2023), Armageddon (2024), Whiplash (2024) and Rich Man (2025).

If you’re new

Start with the “LEMONADE” music video on this page, then try “Next Level” and “Supernova.”

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Sources (3)

Wikipedia (EN) — AespaWikipedia (KO) — 에스파Billboard — aespa Group of the Year (home card source; page not readable by us)

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