Luk Thung is a popular genre of Thai folk music that originated in the rural areas of Thailand. It often features themes of love, hardship, and the daily lives of farmers. The music typically incorporates traditional instruments, such as the phin and klong, and is characterized by its catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics. The term "Luk Thung" translates to "child of the rice field," reflecting its roots in agricultural society. Over the years, the genre has evolved, blending with modern styles and gaining popularity in urban areas. Notable artists in this genre include Poo Puying and Jintara Poonlarp.