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This article is about Super Junior's album. For the song, see Bonamana (song).
Bonamana
File:SuperJuniorBonamana.jpg
Digital and A version cover.
Studio album by
Super Junior
ReleasedMay 13, 2010 (2010-05-13)
RecordedOctober 2009 – April 2010
StudioS.M. Studios
(Seoul, South Korea)
Genre
Length42:04 (version A and B)
56:53 (version C)
LanguageKorean
LabelS.M.
ProducerLee Soo-man
Super Junior chronology
Sorry, Sorry
(2009) 		Bonamana
(2010) 		Mr. Simple
(2011)
Bonamana second edition cover
File:Bonamana.jpg
Singles from Bonamana
  1. "Bonamana"
    Released: May 10, 2010
  2. "No Other"
    Released: June 25, 2010
Music video
"Bonamana" on YouTube
"No Other" on YouTube

Bonamana (Korean: 미인아; RR: Miina; literally: Beauty) is the fourth studio album by South Korean boy band Super Junior. It is the first album with ten out of the original 13 members to take part, also marking the first album not to feature all active members. It was first released as Version A, on May 13, 2010, by S.M. Entertainment.[1] This was followed by Version B on May 20, which included behind-the-scenes photos from their stage performances and music video shoots.[2] A repackaged version C was released on June 28, with four new tracks including follow-up single "No Other".[3]

The album was listed by Gaon Album Chart as the best-selling release of 2010 in South Korea, with 200,193 copies sold, with the repackaged version at ninth with 99,355 copies. Taken together, these sales made Bonamana the second best-selling album of the year, behind the combined total of 334,785 copies sold of Girls' Generation's Oh! and its repackage.[4]

Recording and production

The group first announced that they were working on their fourth full-length studio album in January 2010 while presenting an award at Thailand's KPN Awards. A week later, Kibum, who participated very little in the group's third studio album Sorry, Sorry due to acting pursuits, discussed the possibility of participating in the production of Bonamana during an interview.[5] After a thorough discussion with producers, Kibum decided to continue his acting career instead. With Kang-in fulfilling his two-year mandatory military service and Han Geng's lawsuit against SM Entertainment, only ten members were able to work on the album.[6]

Shindong tweeted about preparing for the fourth album in early April.[7] On April 19, SM Entertainment formally announced through online media outlets about the release and production of the album. After Super Junior finished their Super Show 2 Asia concert tour in the Philippines, the members postponed solo activities to fit more time on working in the album in time for a mid-May release.[8]

Composition

Super Junior consistently described the main concept style of Bonamana to be "mature" and "sophisticated". Following the music genre that they settled for in Sorry, Sorry, the music in Bonamana is largely mainstream and is composed of a variety of genres including R&B ballads, pop dances, and hip hop.[9] However, unlike Sorry, Sorry, a majority of Bonamana maintains a handful of cheerful, medium-tempo pop songs that Super Junior had been known for performing since debut.

The album contains 11 tracks with title track "Bonamana", an upbeat electropop song. SM described that "Bonamana" is the "completion of the SJ Funky genre", a genre that Super Junior will pursue continuously since its development in Sorry, Sorry. Eunhyuk created the dance choreography for "Boom Boom," hip hop dance track characterized for its "dark and powerful groove."[10] Super Junior invites Park Chang-hyun a fourth time to write the soft vocal ballad "Coagulation", performed by Super Junior-K.R.Y. Similar to "Coagulation" is "One Fine Spring Day", a solo song by Ryeowook. The fourth track, "Your Eyes" is described as a "regular Super Junior R&B ballad", with emphasized characterization on the differences between Yesung's and Kyuhyun's voices. Surprisingly, on the seventh track "Shake It Up," Han Geng who was currently in a lawsuit with SM Entertainment, did not have his vocals scratched out on the track. It was revealed later by the representative of SM Entertainment that this song was recorded before Han Geng filed the lawsuit. The album ends with the cheerful electropop song "Here We Go" that will "[refresh] the listeners' hearings."

For the repackaged album, Bonamana Version C, there are four new songs. The first one, "No Other," received great feedback, so it was followed up with a music video released on July 7, 2010. The next song, "All My Heart" is written by Leeteuk and Henry Lau, is an acoustic guitar ballad. The other Super Junior member, Eunhyuk and Donghae also wrote and compose the song "A Short Journey"[11] as a tribute for fellow member Kangin who was serving in the military. This song is performed mainly by Kangin, accompanied by Donghae, Yesung, Kyuhyun, and Ryeowook.

Singles

Like most of Super Junior's past lead singles, the first track was announced on May 6, 2010, as title track "Bonamana". A music video teaser, was released on May 7, with a brief and blurred preview of the song's chorus,[12][13] and available for digital download from May 10.[14] The full MV was released on May 12.[15] Naming the genre as "SJ Funky" (Super Junior Funky), "Bonamana" consists of "African rhythms, with catchy grooves and club house beats." The song is widely defined to be in an electropop funk style, and a majority of the song is concentrated on vocals.[9]

The follow-up single "No Other", digitally released on June 25, is a dance-pop track. It was produced by New York-based producers Reefa, Denzil (DR) Remedios, Kibwe (12Keyz) Luke and Ryan Jhun, who have worked with other hip-hop artists such as Fabolous, Ludacris and The Game.[3]

Promotion and reception

Super Junior's first comeback performance was on May 14 with the performance of "Boom Boom" and "Bonamana" on KBS2TV's Music Bank,.[16] The group performed again with the roster the following weekend on MBC's Show! Music Core on May 15[17] and on SBS's The Music Trend on May 16.

Over 200,000 copies were pre-ordered a week after the release date was announced, setting a new high record for the group.[18] According to South Korea's Hanteo chart, version A of Bonamana, debuted at #1 on the charts, selling over 36,000 copies on the first day of release, making it the biggest opening day of the group's career.[19] After four more days of release, over 70,000 copies were sold.[20] Bonamana charted at #1 again on real time and daily charts after the release of version B, selling over 13,000 copies, totaling the offline sales to over 100,000.[21]

The album peaked at number one on the Gaon Weekly Album Chart for the week of May 9 to 15, 2010[22] and also number one for May and June on the Gaon Monthly Album Chart. In February 2011, according to Gaon Chart's 2010 year-end summation chart, the album's A and B versions sold a cumulative total of 200,193 copies, awarding the album as the "best selling album of 2010". Meanwhile, the repackaged album sold 99,355 copies, ranking at the ninth spot in the same chart,[23] bringing to a total of almost 300,000 units sold in South Korea. While in Taiwan, the album sold a cumulative total of 57,000 copies. In the Philippines, the album reached gold status after a week released on May 4 selling 7,500 copies.

The tour commenced with two shows in Seoul in August 2010 and continued onto China, Taiwan, Japan and other Asian countries, with a total of 20 concerts in 13 cities.[24]

On February 24, 2011, a 3D film of the Seoul concert was released in 16 CJ CGV cinemas.[25] In October 2011, a live album, Super Show 3, of the concert held in Seoul was released.

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue Audience
August 14, 2010 Seoul South Korea Olympic Gymnastics Arena[24] 10,000[26]
August 15, 2010
August 28, 2010 Qingdao China Guoxin Gymnasium
October 23, 2010 Beijing Capital Indoor Stadium
November 13, 2010 Nanjing Nanjing Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium
December 25, 2010 Guangzhou Yuexiushan Stadium
January 15, 2011 Bangkok Thailand Impact Arena[27]
January 16, 2011
January 29, 2011 Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium 20,000[28]
January 30, 2011
February 18, 2011 Yokohama[29] Japan Yokohama Arena 36,000[30]
February 19, 2011
February 20, 2011
February 26, 2011 Quezon City Philippines Araneta Coliseum[31]
March 5, 2011 Shanghai China Mercedes-Benz Arena[32]
March 11, 2011 Taipei Taiwan Taipei Arena 30,000[33]
March 12, 2011
March 13, 2011
March 19, 2011 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Putra Indoor Stadium
May 7, 2011 Bình Dương Vietnam Gò Đậu Stadium 9,000[34]
Total

Track listing

Bonamana Version A and B track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Bonamana" (미인아; Mi-ina; lit. Beauty)Yoo Young-jinYoo Young-jinYoo Young-jin3:58
2."Boom Boom" (나쁜 여자; Nappeun Yeoja; lit. Bad Girl)
  • Kenzie
  • Hayden Bell
  • Wayne Beckford
  • Ray Lavender
Kenzie3:15
3."Coagulation" (응결; Eunggyeol; lit. Condensation) (performed by Super Junior-K.R.Y.)Park Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyun4:20
4."Your Eyes" (나란 사람; Naran Saram; lit. Someone Like Me) (duet performed by Yesung and Kyuhyun)Kim Jeong-bae [ko]KenzieKenzie3:41
5."My Only Girl"Hong Ji-yoo
Yoo Han-jin [ko]3:09
6."My All Is In You" (사랑이 이렇게; Sarang-i Ireoke; lit. Love Like This)Kwon Yoon-jung
  • Luther "Squeak" Jackson
  • Stephen Beckham
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sound)
  • Noday
3:36
7."Shake It Up!"
  • Ryan S. Jhun
  • Antwann Frost
  • Ronald Frost
  • Micheal Muncie
  • iDR (C2)
  • 12Keyz (C2)
3:02
8."In My Dreams" (잠들고 싶어; Jamdeulgo Sip-eo; lit. Want To Go To Sleep) (performed by Yesung, Sungmin, Donghae, Ryeowook and Kyuhyun)Kwon Yoon-jungKim Ji-hooKenzie5:02
9."One Fine Spring Day" (봄날; Bomnal; lit. Spring Day) (solo performed by Ryeowook)Kwon Yoon-jungMagnus AnderssonMagnus Andersson3:56
10."Good Person" (좋은 사람; Joheun Saram)You Hee-yeolYou Hee-yeolKenzie4:04
11."Here We Go"
3:50
Bonamana Repackage track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Bonamana" (미인아; Mi-ina; lit. Beauty)Yoo Young-jinYoo Young-jinYoo Young-jin3:58
2."No Other" (너 같은 사람 또 없어; Neo Gateun Saram Tto Eobseo; lit. There's No Other Person Like You)Kenzie
4:16
3."Shake It Up!" (Remix)
  • Ryan S. Jhun
  • Antwann Frost
  • Ronald Frost
  • Micheal Muncie
  • iDR (C2)
  • 12Keyz (C2)
3:04
4."All My Heart" (진심; Jinsim; lit. Sincerity)Hong Ji-yoo
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sound)
  • Noday
3:41
5."A Short Journey" (여행; Yeohaeng; lit. Travel)
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sound)
  • Noday
  • Kim Eun-young
3:44
6."Boom Boom" (나쁜 여자; Nappeun Yeoja; lit. Bad Girl)
  • Kenzie
  • Eunhyuk
  • Kenzie
  • Hayden Bell
  • Wayne Beckford
  • Ray Lavender
Kenzie3:15
7."Coagulation" (응결; Eunggyeol; lit. Condensation) (performed by Super Junior-K.R.Y.)Park Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyun4:20
8."Your Eyes" (나란 사람; Naran Saram; lit. Someone Like Me) (duet performed by Yesung and Kyuhyun)Kim Jeong-bae [ko]KenzieKenzie3:41
9."My Only Girl"Hong Ji-yoo
Yoo Han-jin [ko]3:09
10."My All Is In You" (사랑이 이렇게; Sarang-i Ireoke; lit. Love Like This)Kwon Yoon-jung
  • Luther "Squeak" Jackson
  • Stephen Beckham
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sound)
  • Noday
3:36
11."Shake It Up!"
  • Ryan S. Jhun
  • Antwann Frost
  • Ronald Frost
  • Micheal Muncie
  • iDR (C2)
  • 12Keyz (C2)
  • Ryan S. Jhun
  • C2
3:02
12."In My Dreams" (잠들고 싶어; Jamdeulgo Sip-eo; lit. Want To Go To Sleep) (performed by Yesung, Sungmin, Donghae, Ryeowook and Kyuhyun)Kwon Yoon-jungKim Ji-hooKenzie5:02
13."One Fine Spring Day" (봄날; Bomnal; lit. Spring Day) (solo performed by Ryeowook)Kwon Yoon-jungMagnus AnderssonMagnus Andersson3:56
14."Good Person" (좋은 사람; Joheun Saram)You Hee-yeolYou Hee-yeolKenzie4:04
15."Here We Go"
3:50
Version D (asian special edition) DVD
No.TitleLength
1.""Bonamana" MV" 
2.""Bonamana" MV making-of" 
3.""No Other" MV" 
4.""No Other" MV making-of" 

Charts

Album Charts

Country Chart Peak
position
South Korea Gaon Weekly Album Chart 1
Gaon Monthly Album Chart 1
Gaon Yearly Album Chart 1
Japan Daily Album Charts 5
Taiwan G-Music Combo Chart 1
G-Music J-pop Chart 1
G-Music International Chart 1
Thailand Channel V's V Countdown 1

Singles Charts

Country Chart Song Position
South Korea Gaon Digital Singles Chart Bonamana 8[35]

Sales

Country Chart Album Sales
South Korea Gaon Chart Bonamana +403 000

Accolades

Music program awards
Song Program Date Ref.
"Bonamana" Music Bank (KBS) May 21, 2010 [36]
May 28, 2010 [37]
June 4, 2010 [38]
Inkigayo (SBS) May 30, 2010 [39]
June 6, 2010
June 13, 2010 [40]
"No Other" Music Bank (KBS) July 9, 2010 [41]
Inkigayo (SBS) July 11, 2010 [41]
Awards and nominations for Bonamana
Year Award Category Result Ref.
2010 Golden Disc Awards Disk Bonsang Won [42]
Disk Daesang Nominated [42]
Hanteo Awards Album Award Won [43]
Mnet Asian Music Awards Album of the Year Nominated [44]
2011 Gaon Chart Awards Top Selling Album of 2010 Won [45]
Global Chinese Golden Chart Awards Best Japanese and Korean Album of the Year Won [46]

Release history

Version Region Date Distributing label Format
A South Korea May 13, 2010 SM Entertainment CD
Hong Kong June 4, 2010[47] Avex Asia
Taiwan June 18, 2010[48] Avex Taiwan
Philippines July 3, 2010 (Special Release)
July 9, 2010 (Official Release) 		Universal Records
B South Korea May 20, 2010 SM Entertainment CD
Hong Kong June 4, 2010[49] Avex Asia
Taiwan June 25, 2010[50] Avex Taiwan
Philippines July 3, 2010 (Special Release)
July 9, 2010 (Official Release) 		Universal Records
C (Repackaged) South Korea June 28, 2010 SM Entertainment CD
Hong Kong July 3, 2010[51] Avex Asia
Taiwan July 23, 2010[52] Avex Taiwan
Philippines August 28, 2010 (Special Release)
September 3, 2010 (Official Release) 		Universal Records
-- Japan July 21, 2010 Avex Trax, Rhythm Zone CD
D (Asia Special Edition) Taiwan November 19, 2010[53] Avex Taiwan CD+DVD

See also

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