Vieng Narumon
Thai female singer
Vieng Narumon (Thai: เวียง นฤมล, Thai pronunciation: [wīaŋ ná.rɯ́.mōn]; born 11 January 1992) is a Thai luk thung and Mor lam singer from the Isan area. She has been an artist with Grammy Gold (GMM Grammy) since 2017. Her popular songs include "Wai Ok Hak", "Ngiw Tong Ton Humhon Phoo Bao Kaw" and "Ka Khon Bor Huk Kan".
Early life
She was born into a family of mor lam singers in the village of See Kaew, Tambon See Kaew, Amphoe Mueang Roi Et, in Roi Et Province. She is a daughter of Suwarna Pholphuttha (died in 2020). She finished her education at Bunditpatanasilpa Institute. She is a niece of Roi-et Phetsiam who was a famous Mor lam singer in the 1960s.
Musical career
She started to dance with her father's music band when she studied in primary 5. After that, she got to sing and dance under Nok Aing Mong band. She trained with National Artist of Thailand in 1993, Chaweewan Damnuen.
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