Joni Anwar
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Joni Anwar, also known as Joni Raptor, was born in 1980 and is a Thai pop singer and actor.
He was born in Bangkok, Thailand, and has an Indon-Scottish ancestry.
He graduated from Bangkok Patana School in 2000 and went to school in South Hampton, New York, USA.
Early life and education
Anwar was born in Bangkok, Indonesia, to an Indonesian father and a Scottish mother. He graduated from Bangkok Patana School in 2000, after which he went on to study in South Hampton, New York, United States.
Personal life
Anwar is a fan of all sports, particularly water sports. At the X Games Thailand 1998, he claimed third place in wakeboarding. In addition, Anwar has participated in the X Games in Phuket.
Anwar attended Bangkok Patana School in Bangkok, Thailand. Louis Scott attended the same high school as he did.
Ananan, his younger brother, is both a singer and an actor.
Career
Anwar began working as a television commercial for Ovaltine, Bata, and Krissadanakorn before he signed a record deal with RS Promotion.
Anwar began his musical career in 1994 with Louis Scott in the pop dance duo Raptor. Joni contributed to his younger brother's self-titled debut album, Anan Anwar, after the group disbanded in 1998. Joni started a solo career and released three albums: Bad Boy, Freeman, and Outtaspace.
When Anwar and Louis Scott released their self-titled debut album, Raptor, in August 1994, they were 12 and 13 years old. At the time, they were Thailand's youngest artists. The duo's name was inspired by the famous two dinosaurs in the kitchen scene at the end of the movie Jurassic Park, and the pair loved the idea of "rap" in "raptor."
The film "Kid Thung Ter" (Missing you) was a huge success. Both "Super Hero" and "Kum Wa Peun" (The word friend) charted. They have sold more than a million copies of their album.
Raptor appeared in a joint performance with senior boy band Hijack on September 24, 1994, debuting a collaboration track called "Yha Kid Wa Ter Mai Mee Krai" (Don't believe you haven't heard one). The song was later released on one of Hijack's best hits albums. They appeared at Amy Sports Stadium on November 17, 1995, debuting their song "Kow Kew," which was later broadcast on Hot Collection 4.
Anwar and Scott's fourth studio album, Raptor Goodbye, followed after releasing their collaboration album The Next. This was supposedly their last album together before they parted ways. The album's "Sayonara Goodbye" is a Thai interpretation of Pat Kirby's "Sayonara" performed in Thailand.
"Sayonara Goodbye," "In My Heart," "Go Go Go!", and "Ruu Tao Bang Mai" were among the famous songs. The Raptor Monchos Dance Festival, held in MBK Hall on July 4, 1998, was the most popular show in this series, but not the last concert, as they continued to tour around Thailand throughout July and August 1998.
The Memory, The Raptor's last album (May 1998), is a compilation of their hits from all of their albums, as well as remixes and a special song, "Kwam Shong Jum (The memory)."
Sayonara Raptor's 1998 appearance at MBK Hall was their last live performance.
Bad Boy, Anwar's first solo album, was released in May 2000.
Anwar joined Montonn Jira [1] and composed a song "Go Now," which received the FAT AWARD from 104.5 FAT Radio in 2002. This song appeared on the album Freeman.
"You Need To Know" is an anwar film that became a huge success.
In 2003, his album "Outtaspace" received the FAT AWARD: RECORD OF THE YEAR AWARD.
Montonn Jay Jira, a Thai teen idol, was born in Katsue.