【泰國星正妹】Candid Kibt／笑容甜美可愛的鋼琴正妹

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2014年9月28日下午10:47

2011年，Candid Kibt通過歌曲“Nothing's gonna change my love for you” 和“A thousand years”讓大家認識了他，她皮膚白皙，笑容甜美可愛，彈起鋼琴專注的神情，加吸引觀眾的目光，有別於其他性感正妹，她以清新的氣質，和好聽的琴聲征服網友的心。

Candid Kibt 透過朋友的介紹下參加了I Here TV網站舉辦的“I The Mood” 選拔鋼琴彈奏人才的節目，她去試鏡通過後就與I Here TV簽下了合約。到了2013年2月她又得到了True 67 台錄Music Show 節目的機會。同時她還給音樂網站Deezer拍攝宣傳短片，影片中她專注地彈琴，另一幕則是帶著耳機騎著腳踏車搖搖晃晃，洋溢青春活潑的氣息”。

Candid Kibt 4歲開始學鋼琴，其他樂器也演奏得不錯，像是吉他。她鋼琴彈得好，英語也很棒，不僅在14歲的時候當上了鋼琴老師和還當過英文老師，可以說是文才兼備的優秀才女。
有網友特別為她在Facebook建立粉絲群組，吸引了近九萬人點讚，其Youtube上關於她彈鋼琴的影片也都有幾十萬次的點閱。

個人資料

姓名: Candid Kibt
暱稱: Gibjung
職業: 歌手、鋼琴老師、英文老師
生日:1987年2月15日
出生地: 泰國曼谷
國籍: 泰國
身高: 165公分
體重: 48公斤
婚姻: 未婚
教育程度: 朱拉隆功大學學士學位,現在泰國NIDA大學就讀碩士
Ig: instagram.com/candidkibt

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