Benyamin Bahadori

Benyamin Bahadori بِنیامینِ بَهادُری
Birth name	Benyamin (Vahid) Bahadori
Born	(1982-09-09) 9 September 1982 Tehran, Iran
Genres	Pop Trance Electropop
Occupation(s)	Singer
Instruments	Keyboard, Synthesizer and Bass
Years active	2005–Present

Benyamin Bahadori (Persian: بِنيامينِ بَهادُرى‎) is an Iranian singer of Persian pop music from Tehran, Iran. His 2006 album, 85, was a commercial success within Iran and with the Iranian diaspora abroad.^[1]

His most famous songs include "Khatereha" ("Memories", more commonly known as "Donya Dige Mese To Nadare"), "Loknat" ("Stutter"), and "Adam Ahani" (more commonly known as "Halam Badeh"). In September 2006, Benyamin Bahadori traveled to Sweden to have concerts in Tantolunden, Hornstull and Stockholm. He also noted for his religious-themed compositions.

In March 2010 in Fajr Music Festival (Milad Tower) his first official concert held in Iran. Benyamin Bahadori married with Nasim Heshmati in 2010 ; The couple had one child , Her name is Barana. Nasim died in a car accident in Tehran on December 20, 2013.

Discography

Live in Tajikistan March 07, 2010
Live in London March 14, 2010

USA Tour

Live in Los Angeles May 01, 2010
Live in New York May 8, 2010
Live in San Jose May 22, 2010
Live in Washington May 23, 2010
Live in Atalanta May 30, 2010

Canada Tour

Live in Toronto June 27, 2010
Live in Montreal June 28, 2010
Live in Vancouver July 4, 2010
Live in Ottawa July 5, 2010

Live in Dubai September 11, 2010
Live in Malaysia November 5, 2010

Live in Australia

Mel born September 5, 2011
Sidney September 4, 2011

Live in London February 16, 2013

Europe Tour

Live in Hamburg March 23, 2013
Live in Stockholm March 29, 2013
Live in Amsterdam March 30, 2013
Live in Colon March 31, 2013

He also lives in many cities of Iran like Tehran,Shiraz,Kerman,Bandar Abbas,Kish,Sari,Rasht,Gorgan,Zahedan,Ahvaz,Chaloos,ShahreKord,Oroomieh,Tabriz,...

Single Tracks

Booye Eydi (March 19, 2010)
Khate Sevom (March 18, 2011)
Ta Hala Ashegh Shodi & Ashoob (July 10, 2012)
Gerye Dar Mah (July 21, 2012)
Moje Moharam (November 18, 2012)
Ghalbe Moharam (November 21, 2012)
Hafteh Eshgh (February 11, 2013)
Ye Khoone (January 26, 2014)
Eshgh Ehsaseh (April 22, 2013)
Aslan Sedash Kardi (July 23, 2014)
Mahdoodiat (September 9, 2014)
Eshgh feat Arvin Saheb (October 6, 2014)
Chand Metre Mokaab Eshgh (December 21, 2014)

Albums

Released March 5, 2006

85
No.	Title	Year	Length
1.	"Loknat"	2006	03:12
2.	Untitled	2006	03:13
3.	"Khatereha"	2006	02:48
4.	"Inam Bemoone"	2006	03:44
5.	"Yadam Miad"	2006	03:45
6.	"Bi Etena"	2006	03:48
7.	"Man Emshab Mimiram"	2006	04:31
8.	"Taraneh Vajeh"	2006	03:34
9.	"Adam Ahani"	2006	04:39
Total length:			33:18

Released April 28, 2009

88
No.	Title	Year	Length
1.	"Shenasnameh (Intro)"	2009	01:17
2.	"Kojaye Donya"	2009	03:12
3.	"Mano Tanha"	2009	02:59
4.	"Asheghi Ba To"	2009	03:11
5.	"Ahay To"	2009	03:10
6.	"Eshghe Adam Kosh"	2009	03:12
7.	"Bia Ashegham Kon"	2009	02:41
8.	"Ey Vay Delam"	2009	02:50
9.	"Sedaye Ghalbeh To"	2009	02:57
10.	"Khab"	2009	03:52
11.	"Man-e Lanati (Ft Payam Shams)"	2009	00:53
12.	"Reifigha Migan"	2009	02:59
13.	"Parseh"	2009	00:49
14.	"Leili Dar Paieez"	2009	02:46
15.	"Hafteh Be Hafteh"	2009	00:24
16.	"Shomineh"	2009	03:06
17.	"Tamoom Shod (Payan)"	2009	01:09
Total length:			41:33

Released March 5, 2014

93
No.	Title	Year	Length
1.	"Ghahve"	2014	04:21
2.	"Jadogare Gisoo"	2014	02:30
3.	"Madaar"	2014	03:32
4.	"Dobareh Cheshmat"	2014	03:00
5.	"Hafteh Eshgh"	2013	04:05
6.	"Dast Negah Dar"	2014	05:06
7.	"Eshghe Daaghe Man"	2014	03:57
8.	"Ye Khoone"	2014	03:49
9.	"Faghat Shabihe Khodeti"	2014	03:13
10.	"Gole Yas 2"	2014	04:30
11.	"Ashoob"	2012	03:31
12.	"Eshgh Dar Roze Ghiyamat"	2014	04:02
Total length:			45:40

References

↑ "Shahram Nazeri to give concerts in honour of Persian Gulf". Tehran Times. 6 April 2010. Retrieved 22 July 2010.

External links

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