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Suda Chuenban (b. 1945)

Alias:
Mao Suda Chuenban
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Born:
February 16, 1945

Biography from TheMovieDB

Suda Chuenban is a singer for both Thai and international songs. Famous in Thailand, she has a long track record of decades, both in the country to the international stage. As well as performances on television and silver screens  The owner of the voice singing remedies with Mom Rajawongse Thanatsrisawasdiwat in the Khun Lam Khong album, title song, film, television set, scarecrow and the final song, etc.  She began to make prominence since childhood. Suda has practised dance and entered a Thai dance contest in the program 'Sentinel on Radio TAT' organized by Sa-Piam Phongsarn around 1955, giving her the opportunity to perform a traditional dance drama on Channel 4  She graduated from Satirat Bamrung School, model 1962, was a singer of the Red Chang Band (Phong Mookda duo on the Thai premiere of Thai film). The heir is Patcharida Wattana, a former singer, a young girl group, and her daughter Naphatsorn Buranasiri, is a singer and DJ

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