Katreeya English

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Katreeya English
แคทรียา อิงลิช

at MTV Asia Awards 2006
Background information
Born September 4, 1976 (1976-09-04) (age 35)
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Genres Pop, Thai pop
Occupations singer, actress, model
Labels GMM Grammy (1999-2009)

Katreeya "Kat" English (Thai: แคทรียา อิงลิช) is a British-Thai Singer, actress, model. She is a Eurasian or Luk kreung, with British father and Thai mother, and is also fluent in both Thai and English.

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[edit] Interesting facts

  • Katreeya English is a popular Thai singer, actress and model.
  • Kat lived in many towns when she was young.
  • She went to School of St Helen and St Katharine for one year when she was 12.
  • When Kat was 14 years old she went to live in Thailand permanently.
  • Kat started in show business by appearing in Jetrin's "Kong Wai" music video at age 14.
  • Kat was cast in various television commercials.
  • Kat began her acting career in the film "Anung Kid Thung Por Sang Kep". Her first drama was "Khun Ying Jom Kaen".
  • Kat was the female lead in all her dramas.
  • Kat was the host for the popular television show "Kiddy Kat".
  • After gaining fame as an actress, Kat has expanded her repertoire into pop music.
  • Her first album "Kat Around The Clock" was a big hit and sold over one million copies.
  • Kat's song from her "Lucky Girl" album, "I Think I" was originally a Korean song from the popular Korean drama "Full House".
  • Kat represented Thailand and performed at the Asia Song Festival 2006 in Korea.
  • In recent years, Kat has been more focused on her music career. She said that she was offered many roles but denied them all to focus on her recent album "Sassy K"
  • Collaborated with Bird Thongchai MacIntyre in hit album "Fan Ja" that won MTV Asia Awards for Thailand 2003.
  • Presenter for LUX, Rexona, Coca Cola and Pantene.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Studio albums

[edit] Other Albums

  • 2007 – Show Girls (group)
  • 2007 - Lei Rai Ubai Ruk (soundtrack)
  • 2007 - Perd Floor (collaboration)
  • 2005 – Tiwa Hula Hula (group)
  • 2005 – Ruk Bussaba (soundtrack)
  • 2003 – Choot Rub Kak (collaboration)
  • 2003 – Fan Jaa Sanit Gun Laow Jaa (collaboration)
  • 2002 – 2002 Ratree (group)
  • 2001 – Cheer (group)
  • 2001 – Mos Kat (duet)
  • 2000 - Sao Noi (soundtrack)

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Television series

  • Kunyingjomkaen
  • Sakawduen
  • Katreeyateeruk
  • Wimarnmeakkara
  • Salakjid
  • Namsaijaijing
  • Nangbaab
  • Kemarin intira
  • Ruam Ngan Ruk
  • Pungneechunjarukkun
  • Kawpluek
  • Konsongkom
  • Saonoynaitakeangkeaw
  • Budsabakrabphom
  • Lei Rai Ubai Ruk
  • Fad Na Ya (2010)

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