Park Gil-ra

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Park Gil-ra (Korean: 박길라; 1965 –1986) was a South Korean actress and singer.

She was born in 1965.^[1] She was in "The Diary of High School Girl (고교생 일기)". She became known as "The Talent Singer" (탈렌트 가수). In October 1986, she suffered a heart attack and died.^[2]

• Tree and Bird
• We really can't love you
• Love
• My love Annie
• You're a flower
• Nation, Nation
• Rage of Love
• Face buried in your heart
• Contradiction of Love
• Stray lovers

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