Moein

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Moein
Birth name Moein
Born Flag of Iran Najaf Abad, Isfahan, Iran
Genre(s) Pop
Dance
Occupation(s) Singer
Instrument(s) Guitar & Oud
Years active 1982–present
Label(s) Taraneh Records
Caltex Records

Moein is a famous Iranian singer. He is well known for his love songs.

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[edit] Early life

Moein was born in Najafabad, Isfahan, considered by many to be Iran's "City of Artists". He was so fond of his birthplace that even though Tehran had become the Center of all artists, he still stayed there and continued to perform at the "Shah Abbas" Hotel.

[edit] Early career

In 1982, after Writing "Yeki Ra Doost Midaram", he left the country. In one of his interviews, Moein actually explains that his song "Yeki Ra Doost Midaram" had been performed by Hayedeh(famous Persian singer before him) by the time he arrived to L.A.. However, it was his version which became very popular and lead Moein to his first hit. It's interesting to note that even to-date many people think Moein performed Hayedeh's song. Around this period his songs drew a lot of attention, especially because he now had freedom of speech (Which is not allowed in Iran). Moein continued to produce hit after hit. Such classics as Kabeh, Havas, Esfehan, Miparastam, Paricheh. These were all great hits not only in Iran self but also outside of Iran (for example Sweden where many Irianans have emigrated to).

[edit] Present

To date Moein has produced 23 albums 1 song apart from the albums('Tanin e Solh' in which he worked together with Morteza, Andy, Kouros, and Fattaneh). Moein also did more then 5 concerts around the world hes known as the most talented singer for iran. Moein also released 2 music dvds in 2005,his most famous single is gozaashte(happyness/love song)

[edit] Discography

  • Tolou (2007)
  • Lahze ha (2002)
  • Parvaaz (2000)
  • Moa`mma (1998)
  • Panjareh (1997)
  • Tavalode Eshgh (1996)
  • Golhaye Ghorbat
  • Mosafer (1995)
  • Live in Concert (1994)
  • Namaz (1992)
  • Khatereha 7 with Shohreh Solati (1992)
  • Sobhet Bekhair Azizam
  • Paricheh` (1992)
  • Be to Myandysham (1990)
  • Esfahan With Faezeh (1990)
  • Asheghtar Az Man Cheh Kasee (1989)
  • Bibigol (1988)
  • Ka`beh (1988)
  • Safar With Hayedeh
  • Arezoo (1987)
  • Yekira dust midaram (1986)
  • Havas (1985)
  • Taraneh Sal With Hayedeh And Mahasti

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