Sirintra Niyakorn (Thai: ศิรินทรา นิยากร b. 10 March 1965) is a famous Thai Luk thung singer.[1]

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Early life

Sirintra Niyakorn was born in Bang Khen District, Bangkok. She is the daughter of Samran Niyakorn and Thongluan Niyakorn. She has a third degree from Ramkhamhaeng University.[2]

Career

Sirintra Niyakorn debuted on stage entertainers in 1981. She was a winner of a Wathinee music centre singing contest. In 1984, she was a singer under the Azona label. Her popular songs include: Rue Wa Khao Lok (Thai: รู้ว่าเขาหลอก), Ja Kor Koe Rib Kor (Thai: จะขอก็รีบขอ), Tha Paeng Roe (Thai: ทาแป้งรอ) and Yak Fang Sam (Thai: อยากฟังซ้ำ).[3]

Personal life

Since 2014, Sirintra Niyakorn has supported the People's Democratic Reform Committee.

She is an event planner for entertainers,[4] a host of Blue Sky Channel[5] and DJ for F.M. 95.[6]

Discography

Albums

• Rue wa Khao Lok (รู้ว่าเขาหลอก)
• Ja Kor Koe Rib Kor (จะขอก็รีบขอ)
• Tha Paeng Roe (ทาแป้งรอ)
• Yak Fang Sam (อยากฟังซ้ำ)
• Nue Kham Saban (เหนือคำสาบาน)
• Khoy Phee (คอยพี่)

References

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