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Home and BeyondI was born on November 25, 2003, in Klaten, the same day the world celebrated Eid al-Fitr. I was given the name Tamales Narabel to reflect that special day, a reminder of celebration, light, and new beginnings. From the very start, my life has been surrounded by warmth, family, and meaning. Family, learning, and finding purpose have always been at the center of my life, with the unwavering support of my parents, Garry Atmodiro and Anna Shin, who live in Semarang Regency.After completing my Bachelor’s degree, I decided to move to Semarang and live on my own. It was a big step, giving me both freedom and a sense of responsibility. Living alone has taught me that independence is not about being away from family but about learning to stand on my own while still keeping them close in heart.Alongside my personal life, I work as a contractual employee. The job challenges me, teaches discipline, and allows me to grow professionally. At the same time, I spend my weekends helping my parents with their catering business. Being part of their work not only brings our family closer but also shows me the value of patience, creativity, and teamwork.Even on the busiest days, I take a moment to enjoy a quiet cup of coffee. It is a small ritual that lets me pause, reflect, and recharge before moving forward.Looking back, every step of my journey from growing up in Klaten to living on my own in Semarang feels like pieces of a bigger story. My life is about honoring my roots, cherishing family, and moving forward with purpose. I carry determination with me and hold on to the values I was raised with as I embrace the future and all it has to offer.

From exe to YouWhen you first hear the name Phuwin Tangsakyuen, you might think of a fresh face in Thailand’s entertainment scene, but those who know him well understand that he is so much more than just a rising star. Born in Bangkok on July 5, 2003, Phuwin grew up as an only child, carrying with him the steady encouragement of his family and the quiet drive to explore everything life could offer. Some call him by his Chinese name, Chen Phu Merng. At 180 centimeters tall, weighing 67 kilograms, and with the zodiac sign Cancer and an ENTJ personality type, he is the kind of person who walks into a room with both warmth and quiet confidence. Fans often represent him with the panda emoji, a symbol that captures his gentle yet determined spirit.Phuwin’s career has many sides. He is an actor, a singer-songwriter, a voice actor, and a model, working under GMMTV and RISER MUSIC. He connects with people not just on screen or on stage, but also through his social media, where you can find him sharing bits of his journey on Instagram, X, and TikTok. His path into acting began early, at just eleven years old. At first, he didn’t enjoy it. Acting felt too far removed from reality. But little by little, the energy of the crowd, the reactions of the audience, and those small moments of personal fulfillment pulled him deeper in. What started as hesitation grew into a lifelong passion.Education has always been a big part of his story. He studied at Chulalongkorn University in the Faculty of Engineering, focusing on Information and Communication Engineering. While there, he even interned at GMMTV’s own software department. His mind is sharp and curious, and that blends naturally with his artistry. Fluent in English, and having studied Mandarin in school, he enjoys sprinkling bits of the language into his life, with one of his favorite phrases being “辛苦了,” a way of appreciating someone’s hard work.In 2023, Phuwin lent his voice to Lifeweaver in the popular game Overwatch, stepping into the world of voice acting. A year later, in September 2024, he made his solo debut as a singer with the heartfelt digital single “To You.” His sense of style also caught the attention of the fashion world, and that same year he was named Friend of the House for Loewe.Those who know Phuwin describe him as blunt and authentic, someone who calls himself a workaholic but who also holds close the values of respect and hard work. From his parents, he carries three lessons wherever he goes: always be considerate, always be punctual, and always be responsible. He sees mistakes as part of learning and encourages people not to fear trying new things, even if it means failing along the way.Away from the spotlight, his tastes and hobbies show another side of him. His favorite color is white. His favorite meals include beef and bolognese spaghetti with fried chicken. He grew up loving fantasy novels, with Eragon being one that left a lasting impression. Music has always been part of his world too. He plays the piano and guitar, looks up to Third from Tilly Birds, and often turns to songs like “เผื่อวันไหนเธอจะกลับมา” by guncharlie. Traveling is another joy. Japan is a place he keeps returning to for its cuisine, while Hong Kong holds some of his most memorable childhood moments. When he travels, one of his favorite activities is taking midnight walks through quiet parks, enjoying the peace of unfamiliar places.Despite how busy he is, Phuwin tries to return home whenever he can to share meals with his family. In the industry, he has built strong friendships. Minnie from Lumi is a close companion, Dunk Natachai often joins him at the gym, and Pond Naravit, his acting partner, has been by his side since they first met in 2019.His acting career shows both range and growth. He first appeared as a guest in Neung Nai Suang in 2005 and again in 2015, and he played Songklod in Luead Mungkorn: Krating and Luead Mungkorn: Hong in 2015. There were smaller roles along the way in projects like Sunshine, My Friend and Saluk Jit, before he began to shine in ’Cause You’re My Boy in 2018, where he played Morn, and again in Our Skyy. By 2019, he was appearing in The Charming Step Mom and Dark Blue Kiss. In 2020, he brought Wifi to life in My Bubble Tea and Third in The Gifted Graduation. The following year, his role as Pi in Fish Upon the Sky introduced him to a much wider audience. His career continued to grow with Ice in The Warp Effect in 2022, and Nuengdiao in Never Let Me Go, a role he returned to in Our Skyy 2 in 2023. That same year, he starred as Kun in Wednesday Club and made a guest appearance in The Jungle. In 2024, he took on Peem in We Are and Lune in Summer Night. The latter was special to him because the story was based on one of his favorite webtoons, and at first, he nearly turned it down, afraid he might not do justice to a story he already loved. Instead, the role became one of his favorites. Looking ahead, he is stepping into new roles such as Kris in Dalah: Death and the Flowers and Diesel in Taste, both in 2025, with even more projects waiting for him, including Me and Thee, where he will play Peach, and Scarlet Heart. In cinema, he made his debut in 2023, playing Tham in Hoon Payon.Outside of acting and music, Phuwin loves gaming. He plays CS:GO, Overwatch, and Valorant, and in 2021, he even streamed on Twitch to connect with fans. Among the many characters he has portrayed, Lune from Summer Night holds a special place in his heart.When Phuwin reflects on his own life, he calls it fun, tiring, and bittersweet. He admits that time management is the biggest obstacle he faces, but he doesn’t let it stop him. His goal is simple, yet it defines the way he approaches everything: to live in the moment and to experience as much as possible.That is what makes Phuwin so captivating. He is not just an actor, singer, or voice you recognize from a game. He is someone who embraces every opportunity, every challenge, and every experience with authenticity, never holding back from the chance to live fully.