In 1994, Aguilar released her third album "Red Beat".
With a faster beat and a modern and sexy appearance, it became her most successful album to date, containing two of her most successful singles.
One is the dance single "Mai Yag Rok (ไม่อยากหรอก)" and the other is the love ballad "Rak Thur Thee Sood (รักเธอที่สุด)".
This was the third time that an Aguilar album sold more than one million copies.
The album eventually reached the mark of three million copies sold, being the only female album to do so in Thailand.
This album also became the third biggest-selling album of all time in Thai music history, only behind two albums of Thongchai McIntyre.

A year later, she was one of five guests of Thailand's most successful singer, Thongchai McIntyre, in the album Khon Nok Gub Dok Mai (Feather and Flowers).
She sang with Thongchai in Asanee-Wasan' s Rak Thur Samur (รักเธอเสมอ).
In the same year, with other five popular Thai artists at that time, Jetrin Wattanasin, Patipan Pataweekarn, Tata Young, UHT, and Myria Benedetti, she was included on the album 6-2-12.
Both albums sold over a million copies.

Golden Eye was released three years later.
She came back with a more grown up and mature image.
She co-wrote a song named "Tai Pa Hom Oun (ใต้ผ้าห่มอุ่น)" for this album.
The album spawned hits such as "Ya Mong Trong Nan (อย่ามองตรงนั้น)", "Fak Kwam Yin Dee (ฝากความยินดี)", "Mai Tong Khob Jai (ไม่ต้องขอบใจ)", "Tai Pa Hom Oun (ใต้ผ้าห่มอุ่น)" and the gay anthem "Pood Eek Thee (พูดอีกที)".
Moreover, Golden Eye contains Thai-French lyrics in the song "Bai Mai (ใบไม้)", written by Aguilar.
The album was still popular, although it was less successful than her previous efforts; it still sold, however, a million copies like its predecessors.
In 1994, Aguilar released her third album "Red Beat". With a faster beat and a modern and sexy appearance, it became her most successful album to date, containing two of her most successful singles. One is the dance single "Mai Yag Rok (ไม่อยากหรอก)" and the other is the love ballad "Rak Thur Thee Sood (รักเธอที่สุด)". This was the third time that an Aguilar album sold more than one million copies. The album eventually reached the mark of three million copies sold, being the only female album to do so in Thailand. This album also became the third biggest-selling album of all time in Thai music history, only behind two albums of Thongchai McIntyre.
A year later, she was one of five guests of Thailand's most successful singer, Thongchai McIntyre, in the album Khon Nok Gub Dok Mai (Feather and Flowers). She sang with Thongchai in Asanee-Wasan' s Rak Thur Samur (รักเธอเสมอ). In the same year, with other five popular Thai artists at that time, Jetrin Wattanasin, Patipan Pataweekarn, Tata Young, UHT, and Myria Benedetti, she was included on the album 6-2-12. Both albums sold over a million copies.
Golden Eye was released three years later. She came back with a more grown up and mature image. She co-wrote a song named "Tai Pa Hom Oun (ใต้ผ้าห่มอุ่น)" for this album. The album spawned hits such as "Ya Mong Trong Nan (อย่ามองตรงนั้น)", "Fak Kwam Yin Dee (ฝากความยินดี)", "Mai Tong Khob Jai (ไม่ต้องขอบใจ)", "Tai Pa Hom Oun (ใต้ผ้าห่มอุ่น)" and the gay anthem "Pood Eek Thee (พูดอีกที)". Moreover, Golden Eye contains Thai-French lyrics in the song "Bai Mai (ใบไม้)", written by Aguilar. The album was still popular, although it was less successful than her previous efforts; it still sold, however, a million copies like its predecessors.
Christina Aguilar