Rung Suriya

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Rung Suriya (Thai: รุ่ง สุริยา b. 14 July 1969)^[1] is a famous Thai Luk thung singer.^[2][3]

He is a native of Narong Saewee (Thai: ณรงค์ แซ่วี), born in Bang Rakam District, Phitsanulok Province. He finished his education from Dhurakij Pundit University^[4]

He entered many singing contests and often won. He debuted on stage in 1998, and was famous for his popular song, "Rak Jing Hai Ting Nang" (Thai: รักจริงให้ติงนัง) composed by Jenpop Jobgrabuanwan. His other popular songs include "Won Pho Taksin" (Thai: วอนพ่อตากสิน), "Rak Nee Thee Seven" (Thai: รักหนีที่เซเว่น), "Nam Ta Lon Bon Mue Tue" (Thai: น้ำตาหล่นบนมือถือ), "Rak Ron Thee Don Jaedee" (Thai: รักรอนที่ดอนเจดีย์, etc.

His nickname is 'Gentleman of Luk thung (Thai: สุภาพบุรุษลูกทุ่ง).

• Won Pho Tak Sin (วอนพ่อตากสิน) (1997)
• Ting Nang (ติงนัง) (1998)
• Rak Nee Thee Seven (รักหนีที่เซเว่น) (1999)
• Rak Khun Dot Com (รักคุณดอตคอม) (2001)
• Choi Long Cheng (ฉ่อยหลงเฉิง) (2002)
• Phleng Rak Mue Tue (เพลงรักมือถือ) (2002)
• Manee Mekala (มณีเมขลา) (2003)
• Nam Ta Lon Bon Mue Tue (น้ำตาหล่นบนมือถือ) (2004)
• Rak Ron Thee Don Jeadee (รักรอนที่ดอนเจดีย์) (2004)
• Rak Khon Naa Lieam (รักคนหน้าเหลี่ยม) (2006)
• Pra Jan Rong Hai (พระจันทร์ร้องไห้) (2008)
• Khwam Rak Diliver (ความรักเดลิเวอร์) (2010)

• Sanae Luk Thung (เสน่ห์ลูกทุ่ง) (1998)
• Setthee Tien Plao (เศรษฐีตีนเปล่า) (2001)
• Hua Jai Klai Puen Tieng (หัวใจไกลปืนเที่ยง) (2002)
• Manee Mekala (มณีเมขลา) (2003)
• Lab Luang Lon (ลับลวงหลอน) (2013)
• Hang Krueang (หางเครื่อง) (2014)
• Mon Rak Phleng Phee Bok (มนต์รักเพลงผีบอก) (2015)

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