Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome,
Chalerm Petthong, and Long Longlai preside over the opening of the
concert.
Vittaya Yoondorn
About 500 people came out to celebrate Thai unity as
Poramin “Long Longlai” Rangsrithum headlined a pro-monarchy concert in
Naklua.
The Nov. 27 show at Lan Pho Park was organized by the
Tai-fah Phaen Din Thai Project (‘Under Thailand’s Sky’), a group hoping
to become a medium for Thais to express their loyalty to HM the King.
Singer Poramin presided over the concert, crooning an original song
urging Thais to live in harmony together.
The concert was the brainchild of Vinaithorn
Thanokro, abbot of Prayongkitiwanaram Temple in Khet Nongjok, Bangkok
and was spearhead by Chalerm Petthong.
The project aims to create unity among Thais, and
create love towards the country and the Royal Family. They hope to do
this through organizing concerts, singing nation-love songs and
undertaking activities together. A similar event was held in Phuket on
August 27.
