Paowalee Pornpimon

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Paowalee Pornpimon (Thai: เปาวลี พรพิมล) b. 2 January 1992), born Pornpimon Fuengfung (Thai: พรพิมล เฟื่องฟุ้ง), is a Thai Luk thung singer.^[2]

She was born in Dan Chang District, Suphan Buri Province, Thailand. She graduated from Ramkhamhaeng University.^[3]

Her film debut was in the 2011 movie The Moon, a biopic of Thai singer Pumpuang Duangjan.^[4] Since then, she portrayed herself in the 2013 movie Luam Phon Khon Luk Thung Nguen Lan and acted in the TV shows Saifah Gup Somwang^[5] and Trick or Treat.^[6]

• Ber Tho Kon Ngao (Cover Version) (Original : Jakkajan Wanwisa) (2015)
• Ruk Kon Tho Mah Jung Ley (Cover Version) (Original : P-Saderd) (2015)
• Gin Jub Jib (Cover Version) (Original : Kat Rattikarn an artist from the Lao PDR side, but is well known when Pornchita Na Songkla sings again) (2020)

• 2011 – Lom Pad Lom Pay (with Jakrapun Kornburiteerachote and Preawa Pacharee)
• 2012 – Rak Kham Na (with Saranyu Winaipanit)
• 2013 – Num Na Khao Sao Na Gluea (with Phai Phongsathon; original by Sornphet Pinyo and Nong-nuch Duangcheewan)
• 2015 – Pha Lang Ngan Jon (with Labanoon)
• 2016 – Klang Jai Ther Kue Chan Klang Jai Chan Kue Ther (with Pusin Warinrak)
• 2018 – Bun Kao (with Lampholen Wongsakorn)^[7]

• 2011 – The Moon – as Pumpuang Duangjan
• 2013 – Luam Phon Khon Luk Thung Nguen Lan – as herself

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