9 Times SM Entertainment Groups Proved They Have The Best Main Vocalists

Who’s your favorite SM singer?

K-Pop has some of the best vocalists in the music industry, and SM Entertainment houses many of the most famous ones. When it comes to singing, every single group they’ve debuted has a capable main vocalist. Check them out below!

1. TVXQ

Starting off the list is none other than TVXQ! Changmin has always shown that he can reach the highest notes with ease despite the tough choreography that he aces.

2. Super Junior

Super Junior has many main vocalists, and they banded together to form the group Super Junior K.R.Y! Kyuhyun, Ryeowook, and Yesung all have sweet vocals that make them the perfect ones to sing ballads.

3. Girls’ Generation

Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon is one of the most famous main vocalists. She’s made a name for herself as one of the best female soloists in the industry.

4. SHINee

SHINee is a group that’s known for every member being considered an all-rounder. Onew, Jonghyun, Minho, Key, and Taemin can all easily become the main vocalists of any track.

5. EXO

EXO is also teeming with many powerful singers. D.O., Chen, and Baekhyun are all capable of reaching high notes and low notes that most people would have trouble with.

6. f(x)

When it comes to girl groups, Luna from f(x) always stood out for having a big voice that made her seem larger than life. She continues to show off her talent in her solo performances.

7. Red Velvet

Like Luna, Wendy from Red Velvet is obviously a main vocalist. She’s consistent in every performance, even when Red Velvet has difficult dance moves to perform.

8. NCT

NCT is comprised of many units who each have strong vocalists. Some of their best singers include Taeil, Doyoung, Chenle, Xiaojun, Haechan, and many more!

9. aespa

Finally, aespa, SM Entertainment’s most recently debuted group, rounds up the list. Main vocalist Ningning may only have a few weeks of experience under her belt, but she’s already proven herself to be stable and consistent in live performances.