Saba Pashaee is an Iranian singer and educator who is dedicated to preserving and innovating within the realm of Persian classical music. Her voice carries the depth and emotion of centuries-old traditions while connecting with contemporary audiences eager to explore their cultural roots. Through her performances and teachings, Saba creates a bridge between the past and present of Persian music.

Born in Amol, Mazandaran Province, and raised in a family with a deep love for music, Saba was drawn to traditional Persian music from a young age, inspired by her father's passion. She began her musical journey early in life, studying vocal techniques and the "radif" repertoire under renowned music masters and learning to play the setar and tonbak.

After earning her Master's degree in Persian Literature, Saba chose to devote her life to her passion for music. She now teaches at several music academies in Mazandaran and Tehran, nurturing a new generation of vocalists and musicians. Her collaborations range from leading the Sarbang ensemble to performing with the National Orchestra at Vahdat Hall, as well as participating in international events across Europe.

Saba's performances aim to keep Persian classical music alive and relevant. Her rendition of "Dele Ghafel" has become a notable success online, capturing the hearts of her listeners. In her endless quest for musical excellence, Saba remains true to her motto: "I learn, and I teach."

Setareh Ahmadi born in 1991, Setar player and graduated from Tehran Art University in bachelor’s degree in Iranian Music. 
Album “The legend of the Ice flower “

When you buy a one-way ticket, you probably are certain why you're going. And what you will be doing there. But when the airplane flies towards the west it's not only the seconds that turn back, you also turn back. You turn so far back that all the old uncertainties return.

Where am I going?
Why am I going?

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بلیط یکطرفه که میخری، لابد مطمئنی که چرا داری میری و اونجا چه کار خواهی کرد.
ولی وقتی هواپیما به سمت غرب پرواز میکنه فقط ثانیه ها نیستن که به عقب برمیگردن، تو هم برمیگردی. اونقدر عقب که تردیدها همه برمیگردند...

کجا دارم میرم؟
چرا دارم میرم؟

Shahin Najafi is a musician, poet, singer, and social activist. He was born in 1980 to a middle-class family in Bandar-e Anzali, Iran, the youngest of eight children. He started writing poetry and learning to play classical and flamenco guitar in his teens. He turned to rock music, often performing as an underground musician.
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As a young activist, Shahin's lyrics often conveyed strong and controversial messages about Iranian society. This attracted the disapproval of Iranian authorities and in 2004, the threat of persecution forced him to leave Iran.
In 2005, Shahin moved to Germany. Dubbed the "angry bard", he continued to write and perform music that was critical of conditions in Iran: poverty, oppression of women, homophobia, censorship, ideological dogmas, violence and cultural taboos. For a time, his career veered into rap and hip hop, bringing him fame among young fans back in Iran. These days, Shahin's music fuses rock, jazz, and blues with lyrics that demand change.
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In 2012, Shahin released his most controversial song: Naghi. In it, he exhorts a Shiite Imam named Naghi to help solve some of the problems plaguing Iran. But religious hardliners called the song an insult to Imams, a crime severely punished in Iran, and used Fatwas (religious edicts) to demand his death. Around the world, politicians, scholars, musicians, and devoted fans rose to Shahin’s defence, propelling him into the limelight as a proponent of free speech.
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In 2013, Shahin Najafi's book Wenn Gott Schläft (When God is Asleep) was published. This collection of his original poems, lyrics and observations tell of his personal struggles with religion and provide searing insights into the true nature of Iranian society.
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Shahin Najafi lives in Germany, and is still at odds with Iranian authorities. He remains a dedicated and defiant artist who refuses to be silenced, delivering his message to enthusiastic audiences wherever he tours. His fan base continues strong in Iran and has spread around the world.

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