Kat Ratakarn
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Kat Rattikarn แคท รัตกาล | |
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| Birth name | Putthachat Yoskewut (Template:Lang-th) |
| Born | 30 May 1973 Lampang Province, Thailand |
| Genres | Mor lam |
| Occupation | Singer • Actress |
| Instrument | Voice |
| Years active | 1999–2015 |
| Labels | GMM Grammy (Grammy Gold) , R-Siam |
Kat Rattikarn (Template:Lang-th, born 30 May 1973)[1] is a Thai luk thung.
Life and career
She was born Putthachat Yoskewut (Template:Lang-th) in Lampang Province.[1]
Her most popular songs include Made in look thoong, Kin Jub Jib , Kid Thueng Kon Klai , Kon Mai Mee Hua Jai , Yeb Jark Thak Fun , Pin Pockpin Pak , Song Kran Nam Ta , Sao Nhue Kor Mee Hua Jai , Chao Wan Mai Jai Tem Rak , Sao Ga Kai , Ther Lam Eieng , Ror Ther , Yom, Ya Kued Nak, Kon Hin Sin Jai, Lam Pang Ngao Mak, Kon D Khong Chun, Khao Mai Rak Kae Eik Leaw
In 2017–18, she announced her retirement to live a Buddhist spiritual life.[2][3]
Discography
Albums
- Made in look thoong เมดอินลูกทุ่ง Together with Nueng Haruetai, Ple Chinorod ร่วมด้วย หนึ่ง หฤทัย, เปิ้ล ชิโณรส (2000)
- Yeb Jark Tak Fun เย็บจักรถักฝัน (2003)
- Chao Wan Mai Jai Tem Rak เช้าวันใหม่..ใจเต็มรัก (2005)
- Ni Yai Rak นิยายรัก (2006)
- Ni Yai Rak 2 นิยายรัก 2 (2007)
- Yah Keed Nuk อย่ากึ๊ดนัก (2009)
- Kon Hin Sin Jai ก้อนหินสิ้นใจ (2012)
External links
References
- ^ a b "แคท รัตกาล (พุทธชาติ ยศแก้วอุด)" [Kat Rattakarn (Putthachat Yoskewut)]. Thai All (in Thai). Retrieved 11 January 2021.
- ^ "ฮือฮา!! แห่แชร์ภาพอดีตลูกทุ่งสาว โกนหัวเป็นภิกษุณี 'แคท รัตกาล' เปิดใจแบบนี้". Khaosod (in Thai). 13 August 2017.
- ^ "ศรัทธาแรงกล้า! "แคท รัตกาล" ชีวิตนี้ตายเป็นตาย ตามพระสัทธรรม". MGR Online (in Thai). 11 May 2018.
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