Wichian Khamcharoen

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Wichian Khamcharoen (Thai: วิเชียร คำเจริญ) (6 May 1939 — 10 December 2016) or Lop Burirat (Thai: ลพ บุรีรัตน์) was a Thai Luk thung songwriter.^[1] He was a regular songwriter of the Thai superstar Luk thung singer Pumpuang Duangjan,^[2] include Nad Phop Na Amphoe, Krasae Khao Ma Si, Uhue Lor Jang, Nguen Na Mee Mai, Amija Tinger, Noo Mairoo, Khoe Hai Ruay etc. He received for National Artist of Thailand in 2005.^[3]

He was born in Lopburi Province. He finished educated in Primary 4. He loved in music and song, and he dreamt for songwriter. He so went to Bangkok for registered with Luk thung band. In 1989, he met with and registered for educated for songwriter. His first songwriter is Kod Mon Non Pher (sang by ). After that, he so registered to in songwriter of band. He outdoor from Chularat and to solo songwriter. He popularized by regular songwriter of Pumpuang Duangjan since 1980 until Pumpuang's death in 1992. He also composed songs for Yodrak Salakjai (Sam Sip Yang Jaew), Sornphet Sornsuphan (Jai Ja Khad) and Jintara Poonlarp (Jod Mai Lay Chabab), too.

He died on 10 December 2016, age 77.^[4]

Awards[]

• 2005 – National Artist of Thailand^[3][5]
• 2013 – Fourth Class of the Order of the Direkgunabhorn^[6]

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