Surachai Juntimatorn M.6/3 / 2563

English for Tourism (E33202) Teacher : Wenutchanan Runtorn

Surachai juntimatorn better known by the name of the Caravan, is the lead singer and one of the founders of the caravan band. Surachai is one of the foremost composers of the Thai music industry. People in the music industry for life have often referred to him respectfully as sister or sister, and are regarded as a Headmaster of the music industry for life And is the national artist of the year 2010, the branch of literature

Surachai was born in Rattanaburi district. Surin province on April 29, 2491 in a Thai Khmer family. Is the 4th son of Mr. Yuth and Mrs. Lek Chanthimathorn, nicknamed \"Nga\", which means \"nga\" in Khmer language. A cute little boy (formerly Ongap Chan Thimmathorn, but later changed his name to Surachai after Surachai Luksurin, a famous Thai boxer who Surachai loves) (Her father's aunt served as the head teacher of Rattanaburi School Therefore, Surachai's love of reading has been cultivated since he grew up and entered Bangkok to study in the arts at Chang Silpa College. And got to know the thinker Other writers who later became the country's top writers such as Suwannee Sukonta, Suchit Wongthet, etc. Surachai's writing career began here.

In the year 1973, Surachai joined with Weerasak Sunthorn Sri (Daeng) established the Tor Sen and roaming band and in 1974 merged with the Bangladesh Band of Mongkol Hydrou (Wong ) And Tongkantana transformed into a caravan band Surachai has composed songs dedicated to many Thai figures such as Jit Phumisak, Pridi Banomyong, Seub Nakhasathien and Rongwongsawan.

After the 6th October incident, Surachai and some of his companions fled to the forest to live with the Communist Party of Thailand, like other students and intellectuals, with Surachai performing the duties of entertainers, singing with the name “Comrade Panta”. When the political situation has calmed down Surachai and his companions left the forest. And composed songs which are immortal songs of caravan and Surachai It tells about the state of mind that came out of the forest into the city, \"Night Rang Song\", a song composed before the performance of UNICEF's charity music. It takes only 5 minutes to compose but is known as one of the most successful songs ever. Year 2010, Selected as the National Artist of the Year 2010, Art Department

Group members 1.Thaeng Thongdaeng No.3 2.Apichet. Naksampan No.14 3.Jakkapn Cheisaram No.15 4.Ratchadaporn Payaksa No.19 5.Sukritta phokalap No.24 6.Nattathida kongton No.32