【泰國星正妹】天籟般的嗓音!《泰國好聲音》第四季醫學院高材生正妹選手 Khaopoad Nattha

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2015年12月6日上午8:12

Khaopoad Nattha這個可愛又清純的小女孩，是泰國著名音樂選秀“泰國好聲音第四季”的參賽選手之一。唱功了得，歌聲優美的她，在一開嗓的時候天籟般的嗓音就吸引到了台下的評委們和觀眾們的注意。她到底有多厲害，對於想瞭解她的朋友們下面就一起來介紹介紹她吧。

Khaopoad Nattha小名叫做Khaopoad，今年20歲。從小就喜歡唱歌的她，天生就有著一副好嗓音。從小就開始學習唱歌的她，在高中三年級的時候還出過一首個人單曲《FRONTAGE LUGGAGE》呢。之後，她為了實現當歌手的夢想，便參加了“《泰國好聲音》第四季，一炮而紅，受到了不少觀眾們的注意吸引到了不少粉絲們的關注。

不僅歌聲好聽、很有音樂天賦的她，在學習方面也是非常的厲害。目前她正在泰國著名的朱拉隆功大學裡就讀於醫學專業，是一位漂亮的美女醫生呢。那麼厲害的一位小女生怎能不讓人喜歡呢？喜歡她的朋友們可以關注她的IG要多多支持她哦。

(圖片來源: Khaopoad的FB)

個人資料
姓名：Khaopoad Nattha
暱稱：Khaopoad
生日：1995年
出生地：泰國
國籍：泰國
身高：165公分
體重：46公斤
教育程度：朱拉隆功大學
IG：https://instagram.com/khaopoadd/
FB：https://www.facebook.com/khaopod.intasao

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