Ten of the best-known political parties vying in the March 24 election have released dozens of jingles on YouTube and on their Facebook pages since late last year. “It’s a break from the traditional |political campaign songs they played at the rallies and from trucks decked out with posters. Its ally, the Pheu Thai Party, shows a preference for pop rock and deploys lyrics designed to stir every heart in its grass-roots base. The Ruam Palang Prachachat Thai party also talks about reconciliation as well as respect for the “three pillars” of nation, religious and the monarchy. “All the campaign videos are like propaganda,” he says.

Source: The Nation Bangkok February 01, 2019 18:11 UTC