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My Name is the fourth Korean-language studio album by South Korean singer BoA, released on June 11, 2004 by SM Entertainment. It includes the title track "My Name" and the song "Spark", which is a Korean-language cover of Luis Fonsi's "Keep My Cool" (2002). Commercially, My Name achieved success in South Korea, peaking at number one on the MIAK monthly albums chart for June 2004,[1] and sold over 201,000 copies by mid-2005.[2][3]

My Name
Studio album by BoA
Released	June 11, 2004
Recorded	2004
Genre	K-pop
Length	51:31 (Standard) 61:17 (Overseas)
Language	Korean
Label	SM
Producer	Lee Soo-man (exec.)
BoA chronology
K-pop Selection (2004) My Name (2004) Best of Soul (2005)
Music video
"My Name" on YouTube "My Prayer" on YouTube

Her first foray into the Chinese market, the overseas version of the album (sold in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other parts of Asia) was released on August 12, 2004, and includes remakes of two of her songs in Chinese and an alternative cover. It placed number seven for highest sales of the year. The album was further released in Japan on March 26, 2008; however, it failed to chart on the Oricon Top 100.

Track listing

Accolades

Awards and nominations

Year	Award-giving body	Category	Nominated work	Result
2004	Mnet Km Music Video Festival	Music Video of the Year	"My Name"	Won
		Best Female Video		Nominated
		Best Dance Video		Nominated
2005	Korean Music Awards	Best Female Artist	My Name	Nominated

Music program wins

Song	Program	Date
"My Name"	SBS's Inkigayo	July 4, 2004
		July 11, 2004
		July 18, 2004
	Mnet's M Countdown	July 29, 2004
"Spark"	SBS's Inkigayo	September 12, 2004
		September 19, 2004

Release history

Country	Date	Formats
South Korea	June 11, 2004	CD digital download
China	August 12, 2004	CD
Japan	March 26, 2008

References

На других языках

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- [en] My Name (BoA album)

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[es] My Name

My Name, es el cuarto álbum coreano de estudio de BoA, lanzado el 15 de junio del 2004. También tiene una versión internacional que fue vendida en China, y que incluye nuevas versiones de dos de sus canciones en chino. Este es su álbum que BoA abandona lo “lindo” y “juvenil”, que ahora se centra en un carácter maduro, en una imagen “sensual” y “provocativa”.

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