Yingyong Yodbuangarm
Yingyong Yodbuangarm[2][3] (Thai: ยิ่งยง ยอดบัวงาม, RTGS: Yingyong Yotbuangam) born December 25, 1962, in Khukhan District, Sisaket Province, Thailand) is a famous Thai Luk thung singer.[4] He was popularized by the song "Somsri 1992". Early lifeHis birth name is Prayong Buangam and he was born on 25 December 1962, in Khukhan District, Sisaket Province. He is the son of Ploy and Nai Buangam. Since his family was very poor during his young life, he had to work while attending primary classes to help his parents out. After finishing primary 6, he became a monk. Next, from pay of temple he became a monk, he was educated until he finished education in secondary 3 from Ku Khan Rat Banrung School. He then left the Buddhist monkhood and went to work in Bangkok where he met with Pamon Anothai, a famous songwriter. He graduated from University at Dhonburi Career and first popularlityHe went to help Pamon in a Radio Station job of Territorial Defense Command. After working for 2 years, Pamon took songs to him to record including "Ai Num Lieang Kwai" and "Rak Rak Rak". After the recording, Pamon decided a stage name for him, Yingyong Yodbuangarm. When his songs started to be popular, Wanchana Kieddee asked him to sing in a café act as Wanchana so busy. Next, Sakhon Atanawichai listened to his song, liked his sound, and recorded a studio album, "Ai Num Lieng Kwai", together with established Luk thung band for him. After that, he recorded and released many studio albums including "Wi Man Rak", "Ai Num Chao Ruea". In 1992, with his studio album, "Ying Yong Ma Laew", he had the most famous and popular song of his life, "Som Sri 1992" (Thai: สมศรี 1992), lyrics by Wut Warakan and comprosed by Kittisak Sainamthip.[5] Then Wut took the song title "Som Sri 1992" in side B of compact cassette, because he did not know that in future this song would be so popular. At present he is a singer for record label Topline Diamond. Family lifeHe was married to Yodsana Phumarae; they have two children.[6][7] He then married Monthathip Buangam and had a daughter, YoYo Simonmart.[8] DiscographyStudio album
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