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Perfection (EP)

Perfection
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EP by Super Junior-M
Released 25 February 2011
29 April 2011 (repackaged)
Recorded December 2010 at SM Studios in Seoul, South Korea
Length 24:14
Language Mandarin
Label SM / Avex / UR
Producer Lee Soo Man
Super Junior-M chronology
Super Girl
(2009)
Perfection
(2011)
Break Down
(2013)
Singles from Perfection
  1. "太完美 (Perfection)"
    Released: February 25, 2011
"Perfection"
Single by Super Junior-M
Released 2011 February 23
Format Digital download
Recorded December 2010 at SM Studios in Seoul, South Korea
Length 3:26
Label SM
Writer(s) Huang Tsuyin (Chinese lyrics)
Lee Won Geun (Korean lyrics)
Sigvardt, Troelsen (music)
Producer(s) Lee Soo Man
Super Junior-M singles chronology
Blue Tomorrow
(2009)
Perfection
(2011)
Break Down
(2013)

Perfection (Chinese: 太完美; pinyin: Tàiwánměi) is the second extended play and third overall release by Mandopop boy band Super Junior-M. It was released in Taiwan on 25 February 2011 by Avex Taiwan, to be followed by other Asian countries in March 2011. This is the group's second EP right after Super Girl in 2009 and their first release not to include Han Geng, but instead include two additional members from the main group, Super Junior: Sungmin and Eunhyuk.

The teaser photos of the group for the EP was released on Avex Taiwan's homepage on 12 February 2011. The lead single and title track, "Perfection" (which was written by the songwriters behind TVXQ's "Mirotic", BoA's "Eat You Up" and f(x)'s "Nu ABO") premiered for airplay on Hit Fm Taiwan on 14 February 2011. The music video teaser was unveiled on 14 February 2011 on SM's YouTube Channel, followed by the music video on 21 February 2011.

The EP was repackaged on April 2011 with a new track and Korean versions of the EP's songs. The Korean version of the title track was included as a bonus track in Super Junior's fifth studio album, "Mr. Simple".

The two main songs Perfection and Destiny have been released in multiple languages. Perfection has been released in Mandarin, Korean, and Japanese while Destiny was released in both Mandarin and Japanese.


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