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Thai Morlam Talent Show Reveals Final 30 Contestants

The final Audition round of the Morlam Throne talent show features a spectacular performance by the award‑winning Buabon Troupe and three male contestants competing for the last spot. Host Euro Yotsawat urges fans to send support as the program reveals the 30 contestants who will advance to the next stage. Emotional moments, a social‑media workshop and the selection of additional finalists by vote‑winners round out the October 15‑16 broadcast.

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The final Audition round of ‘Morlam Throne’ is heating up, with handsome host Euro Yotsawat promising fun and excitement. On Thursday, October 15, the Buabon Troupe – a folk music and dance group that won a royal trophy from Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn in 2026 – delivers a grand opening performance. Three contestants remain in the running for the last seat: Film‑Itthipol from Ubon Ratchathani, encouraged by his grandmother; Kangkhla‑Rattanant from Nongkhai, fulfilling his father’s wish to see him on television again; and Pleum‑Wutthipon from Khon Kaen, a former science‑math student who chose to follow his dream of singing. Each showcases vocal power, stage presence, and personal charm as they compete for the judges’ approval.

The following day, Friday, October 16, the program airs a montage of all 60 auditionees, highlighting their performances, smiles, laughter and behind‑the‑scenes stories, followed by a group workshop on using social media effectively for artists. The highlight sees vote‑winners Ta‑Ee‑Sathit and Film‑Kritsada each selecting two fellow contestants to join them in the next round, a tense moment that brings tears to many. After the deliberations, the show unveils the official list of 30 finalists who will proceed to the next stage, where they will face tougher song assignments and further tests on their path to becoming a Morlam boy band.

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