Lydia Saranrath is the only daughter of her father Tom Visutthitada and her Thai mother, Bung-orn Visutthitada.
Lydia Saranrath started singing and dancing at an early age. At age 11,
Lydia Saranrath surpassed 5,300 other children to be crowned winner of the international division of the nationwide Thailand Junior Singing Contest with her performance of One Night Only. Among the prizes
Lydia won was a keyboard, which
Lydia Saranrath donated to her school, the Bangkok Patana School. The victory earned her a contract with Yamaha Music, which groomed her for entry into the entertainment business. In 1994, the 14-year-old caught the eye of A&R executives from GMM Grammy, Thailand 's biggest entertainment conglomerate, who offered her a recording contract.
Lydia Saranrath is the only daughter of her father Tom Visutthitada and her Thai mother, Bung-orn Visutthitada. Lydia Saranrath started singing and dancing at an early age. At age 11, Lydia Saranrath surpassed 5,300 other children to be crowned winner of the international division of the nationwide Thailand Junior Singing Contest with her performance of One Night Only. Among the prizes Lydia won was a keyboard, which Lydia Saranrath donated to her school, the Bangkok Patana School. The victory earned her a contract with Yamaha Music, which groomed her for entry into the entertainment business. In 1994, the 14-year-old caught the eye of A&R executives from GMM Grammy, Thailand 's biggest entertainment conglomerate, who offered her a recording contract.
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