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Sirintra Niyakorn (Thai: ศิรินทรา นิยากร b. 10 March 1965) is a famous Thai Luk thung singer.

Early life

Sirintra Niyakorn was born in Bang Khen District, Bangkok. She is the daughter of Samran Niyakorn and Thongluan Niyakorn. She has a third degree from Ramkhamhaeng University.

Career

Sirintra Niyakorn debuted on stage entertainers in 1981. She was a winner of a Wathinee music centre singing contest. In 1984, she was a singer under the Azona label. Her popular songs include: Rue Wa Khao Lok (Thai: รู้ว่าเขาหลอก), Ja Kor Koe Rib Kor (Thai: จะขอก็รีบขอ), Tha Paeng Roe (Thai: ทาแป้งรอ) and Yak Fang Sam (Thai: อยากฟังซ้ำ).

Personal life

Since 2014, Sirintra Niyakorn has supported the People's Democratic Reform Committee.

She is an event planner for entertainers, a host of Blue Sky Channel and DJ for F.M. 95.

Discography

Albums

• Rue wa Khao Lok (รู้ว่าเขาหลอก)
• Ja Kor Koe Rib Kor (จะขอก็รีบขอ)
• Tha Paeng Roe (ทาแป้งรอ)
• Yak Fang Sam (อยากฟังซ้ำ)
• Nue Kham Saban (เหนือคำสาบาน)
• Khoy Phee (คอยพี่)

References

1. "เอาเรื่องถึงที่สุด ! "ศิรินทรา" งง โดนขู่เอาเงิน 30,000 บาท จากคนไม่รู้จัก !!". Archived from the original on 30 March 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2019.
2. ลบครหา "ไม่มีสมอง" ลูกทุ่งมุ่งคว้าปริญญา
3. ทำเนียบประวัติ ศิรินทรา นิยากร
4. นักแสดงแน่นงานบวงสรวงละคร 'เทพธิดาขนนก'
5. คุยกฎหมายกับทนายวันชัย รายการ ทาง บลูสกายแชนแนล: เสาร์ที่ 6 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2555
6. ลูกทุ่งมหานครกวาด 4 สาขา รางวัลพระราชทานรางวัลเทพทอง

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