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The flute is made of bamboo, so it's bamboo flute. People made rafts, huts, furnitures, containers, rice boxes, fishing rods, and all kinds with bamboos.

The local people say: Jieng Hai or Xieng Hai intead of Chiang Rai. It's a nice song for the beautiful place.

It's a nice song and very much like any Lao songs.

The Lao-Tai world is getting bigger with the help of Internet. Thanks for posting and sharing.

Very close to present-day Laos. It's nice something hasn't changed much since the era of old Lao-Tai Kingdom.

There're a lot of Han Chinese in Sip Song Pan Na. It's nice song nontheless.

These are friends and cousins to Lao-Tai people. Nice!

Where Lao-Tai people used to live and some of them still do but more so with the Han Chinese.

Kun Borom was smart to send his seven sons out to other kingdoms, which in modern time, are located in Burma, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, or otherwise the Lao-Tai, Tai-Lue and Dai people would have become the Han Chinese.

Only Lao people, no matter where they are or in what era, could perform this fun and great music. White the word "Saravan" or "Salavan" is basically a southern province in Laos, Lao and Thai-Lao Isan people enjoy its style of music.

A song with good voice and meaning. One cannot forget the love and friendship of two people, keeping their promise in front of sacred pagodas.

The meaning of the song: hate a flirter, liar, person with more than one heart and mind which could sing by man or woman. What a song by Gor Viseth many years ago, a greatest of all Lao singers past or present.

All right, Alexandra! I tell you and to all those out there, even if I've lived in USA for over thiryty years, your TV drama (Lakorn) of Pleng Rak Rim Fung Khong, has brought me back to Tha Khaek (Laos) and Nakhon Pranom (Thailand) where I used to live and swim the Mekong many years ago. Keep up ...

Orignally, he's from Nakhon Pranom (Thailand) across from Tha Khaek (Laos), an Isan man, that would make him a Thai-Lao person. While they're Thai citizens, most Isan people still consider or identify themselves with Lao since Isan was part of Laos some hundred years ago.

He's Thai-Lao, Lao-Thai, originally from Na Khon Pranom (Thailand) across from Tha Khaek (Laos), living in France and America. He's global singer.

An artist with Master degree, hard to find. Is she going for Doctor next?

She's better in the traditional role.

Although she was born and raised in Ubol, Thailand, she's more Lao than Thai. She's a great role model for Thai-Lao people.

This guy has the look of Jet Li, but his voice is out of this world. This Thai-Lao artist is something else. His name is Tom Rainbow?

A tribute to Lao roots. One of the best Lao songs of all time. Good words in music is a typical of good song in any language.

You can take the guy out of the booze but you can not take the booze out of the guy.

A love song along the Mekong: one of the best songs and best dramas.

A love song: one doesn't know when love's struck.

It is a love song: one does not know when love has struck!

The guy's missed his chance to get the girl. A good fun dancing Lao-Thai song!

Yes, Jum Pa Mueng Lao has been around forever, and no matter who sings it, it sounds beautiful, moving and meaningful.

Civilization builds around women; a female leader would be good for Thailand (let alone the world).

I admire the guy, but he's an idiot. When it comes to love, you can't thing to heart, otherwise you tend to get your heart broken.

It's a love son! Girl (woman) remembers her meeting with boy (man) during the festival of Pratard Pranom Pagoda as thousands of Thai (Esarn) people celebrate it every year in the cold season of the new-year.

Lao culture has been great for thousands of years. Nice to see it's continuing strong.

Konsavan rises again with Lao originated people everywhere.