Benyamin Bahadori
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| Benyamin Bahadori بنيامين بهادرى |
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| Birth name | Benyamin Bahadori |
| Born | September 9, 1982  Tehran, Iran |
| Genre(s) | Pop Trance |
| Occupation(s) | Singer |
| Instrument(s) | Keyboard, Synthesizer and Bass |
| Years active | 2005–present |
Benyamin Bahadori (Persian: بنيامين بهادرى) is an Iranian singer of Persian pop music from Tehran, Iran. His 2006 album "85" was a massive commercial success within Iran and with the Iranian diaspora abroad.[citation needed] His most famous songs include Khatereha (more commonly known as Donya), Loknat (Stutter), and Adam Ahani (more commonly known as Halam Badeh).
In September 2006 Bahadori travelled to Sweden to have gigs in Tantolunden, Hornstull and Stockholm.
Bahadori is also famous for his religious composings, though these have had less commercial success.
[edit] External links
- Benyamin's Official Website (Persian)
- Benyamin Bahadori at MySpace
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