Patiparn Patavekarn

Patiparn Patavekarn
ปฏิภาณ ปฐวีกานต์
Born (1973-03-23) March 23, 1973 (age 51)
Dusit, Bangkok, Thailand
Other names
  • Mos
  • Mos Patiparn
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actor
Years active1990–present
AgentGMM Grammy

Patiparn Patavekarn (Thai: ปฏิภาณ ปฐวีกานต์, also Mos Patiparn or Mos, born March 23, 1973), is a Thai film and television actor and pop singer from GMM Grammy. He released his debut album in 1992 and is known for his melodic ballads.[1]

Biography

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Mos debuted at 16 as a model for a magazine by Poj Anon in 1990, but has become mainly known as an actor and a singer. He became the rising star when he played as "Peerapol" in the high-rating 3 Num 3 Mum sitcom (EXACT, GMM Grammy) together with Songsit Roongnophakunsri (Kob) and Saksit Tangtong (Tang) in 1991. A year later, he released his debut album, "Ur Hur". Mos' second album, "Mr. Mos" became his most successful album ever with the sale amount of 1.5 million copies.[2] So far, he's released 8 albums (with another 10 special albums). He starred in Exact's musical for the first time in "Bangkok 2485". Afterthat, Mos did several dramas including the acclaimed "Hua Jai Chocolate", "Duay Rang Hang Ruk", "Ubattihet Hua Jai", etc. Latest he's been honourly given the leading role in "Fah Jarod Sai-The Musical". Now Mos plays the police officer in Exact-Scenario's new sitcom called "Poo Kong Jao Sa-nae", and he's also hosting the 3 Num 3 Mum Variety Show with Kob and Tang.

Filmography

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Movies

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Movies
Year Title Role Notes
1991 Kling Wai Gaun Por Sorn Wai N/A Lead Role
1992 Sa Daew Haew Haew Lead Role
1993 Pee Nung Puen Gun Lae Wan Assajan Kaung Pom N/A Lead Role
1994 Ban Tuek Jak Look Poochai N/A Lead Role
1997 Jakrayan See Daeng N/A Lead Role
2011 Mue Prab Poon Taek Piak Lead Role

Television

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Television
Year Title Role Network Notes With
1998 Poo Chai Hua Jai Mai Pae N/A TV5 Lead Role Phiyada Akarasenee
2001 Khon 2 Khom N/A TV5 Lead Role Katreeya English
2002 Jao Chai Hua Jai Gern Roy Vakim Channel 7 Lead Role Chiranan Manochaem
2003 Rak Harm Promote N/A ITV Lead Role Pimmada Boriruksuppakorn
2004 Rak Kern Pikad Kaen N/A Channel 7 Lead Role Suvanat Kongying
2005 Hua Jai Chocolate Chun TV5 Lead Role Piyada Akarasenee
2006 Duay Rang Hang Ruk Sirapat Channel 7 Lead Role Voranuch Vongsavan
2007 Ubattihet Hua Jai N/A TV5 Lead Role Pimmada Boriruksuppakorn
Poo Gaung Jao Sa Nae Mana Channel 3 Lead Role Akumsiri Suwannasuk
Saeng Dao Hang Hua Jai N/A Channel 7 Lead Role Araya A. Hargate
2008 Kwarm Lub Kaung Superstar Gun TV5 Lead Role Aticha Pongsilpipat
2009 Sakul Ga Pongsakorn Thepborirak/Nong TV5 Lead Role Wannarot Sontichai
2010 Hua Jai Ploy Jone Vorapat TV5 Lead Role Pimmada Boriruksuppaporn
2012 Nang Singh Sabad Chor Policeman Thummo TV5 Lead Role-upcoming Ornjira Larmvilai

Musicals

  • 2004 Bangkok 2485 The Musical (บางกอก 2485 เดอะมิวสิคัล)
  • 2007 Fah Jarod Sai The Musical (ฟ้าจรดทราย เดอะมิวสิคัล)
  • 2009 Lom Hai Jai The Musical (ลมหายใจ เดอะมิวสิคัล)

Discography

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Albums

  • 1992　　Mos Ur Hur
  • 1994　　Mr. Mos – Mai Ruk Mai Dai Laew
  • 1995　　Moving Mos
  • 1997　　Mos Maew Moo
  • 1998　　Patiparn Party
  • 2001　　Mr. Mos Happy Trip ... Salad Sabut
  • 2002　　Mos Special 11 * Celebration of 11th year career
  • 2005　　Mos Patiparn
  • 2008　　9 Mos (Nine Mos)

Special Albums

  • 1995　　Tee Wang Kaung Tur * various artists collaboration
  • 1995　　6-2-12 * various artists collaboration
  • 1997　　MOS＆TATA * collaboration with Tata Young
  • 2001　　CHEER * various artists collaboration
  • 2001　　MOSKAT * collaboration with Katreeya English
  • 2003　　A:LIVE　PROJECT01/PROJECT 02
  • 2003　　Ruk Harm Promote Drama Original Soundtrack * co-release with Pim of Zaza
  • 2004　　Bangkok 2485 The Musical (Vol. 1 Cast Recording & Vol. 2 Original Songs)
  • 2004　　Ruk Kern Pikad Kaen Drama Original Soundtrack
  • 2006　　Narongvit Sleepless Society vol. 2 *various artists
  • 2007　　Fah Jarod Sai The Musical Original Cast Recording
  • 2007　　MOS-ICE-PECK "15 Films" *MV compilation DVD, released in Japan
  • 2007　　Hua Jai Sila Drama Original Soundtrack * various artists including Mos' "Poo Gaung Jow Sa Nay" OST.
  • 2008　　Pleng Hot Lakorn Hit Vol. 2 * various artists including Mos' "Sang Dao Hang Hua Jai" and "Ruk Dai Tae Ruk".

Singles

Compilation Albums

  • 1996　　Double Hits – MOS & AOM (Tied with Aom Sunisa's hits)
  • 1997　　HAPPY MOS (Black-covered Hit Compilation)
  • 1999　　Mos Patiparn Pataweekarn Karaoke Compilation
  • 2000　　THE VERY BEST OF MOS * during studying abroad in LA　
  • 2003　　VERY MOS
  • 2006　　Be My Mos

Concert VCDs

  • 1994　　Mos Peeraga Wara Valentine
  • 1994　　Mr. Mos Sensurround Concert
  • 1994　　Mr. Mos Eek Suk Tee Gub U.H.T Kaw Dee Na Puen Concert
  • 1995　　Moving Mos – Move Neu Make Concert
  • 1995　　Mos in the Drawing Room – Guess Who's Moving
  • 1995　　6-2-12 Concert
  • 1997　　Mos-Tata & Friends Concert
  • 2001　　CHEER Greet Toom Boom Concert
  • 2002　　10th Anniversary Mos Concert – Mai Ruk ... Kaw Bah Laew
  • 2002　　Mahagum Concert (Vol.1 Pop Grammy)
  • 2002　　EXACT 10th Anniversary Concert
  • 2002　　J Jetrin – Bangkok Show The Return of J Jetrin (Mos as guest)
  • 2003　　Pattaya Music Festival 2003 (Vol. 1 Pop Rock)
  • 2003　　Thailand IP Festival 2003 Highlight (Vol. 1)
  • 2007　　Sleepless Society vol. 2 Concert
  • 2008　　3 Num 3 Mic Concert 2008
  • April 2009 U.S.A Tour "Mos Wanted Live Concert"

Variety Shows

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  • 2007.04 3 Num 3 Mum Variety, TV9
  • 2008.01 3 Num 3 Mum Tonight, TV5

Commercials

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  • [1990] SUGUS Candy (Pre-debut)
  • [1990] FARM HOUSE Bread (Pre-debut)
  • [1992] COCA Instant Noodle
  • [1993] Coca-Cola (Coke)
  • [1995] DUTCH MILL Milk
  • [1997] YAMAHA Motorcycle : Tiara Model
  • [1998] LAYS Potato chips
  • [2001] LOTTE NO TIME Gum
  • [2002] DTAC Mobile Phone Network
  • [2002] M150 Energy Drink
  • [2008] ISUZU DMAX Hi-Lander Gold Series

References

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  1. ^ "T-POP: No one can stop the wave of Thai pop". Asia News Network. June 6, 2024. Archived from the original on June 6, 2024. Retrieved September 9, 2024.
  2. ^ ["Patiparn Pataweekarn's Biography"] – Fah Jarod Sai The Musical Program Book
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