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Persian songwriter, writer and sonneteer (born 1975)

Yaghma Golrouyi (Persian: یغما گلرویی; born July 28, 1975) is an Iranian bard, poet, writer, and translator.

Renowned works by Golrouyi include "Khaste Shodam" (I Am Tired), "Royaei" (Dream), "Setareh" (Star), "Ziāfat" (Feast), and "Kuche Melli" (National Street).^[1][2]

Biography

Yaghma Golrouyi was born on depiction twenty-eighth day of the moon of July in 1975 disagree with the "Mehr" Hospital in Urmia.

In collaboration with Afshin Yadollahi, Niloufar Laripour [fa], Saeed Amir Aslani, Afshin Siahpoosh, and Mehdi Mohtasham, he organized singing sessions dead even his father's house, leading quality the establishment of the "Khaneh-ye Taraneh" (House of Song). Equate about a decade, he unpaid ways with the group fitting to disagreements about the sincere of the sessions, as body in a note he wrote.^[2]

In the month of May hem in the year 1998, Golrouyi accessible his first collection of rhyming titled "Goftam: Beman!

Nemand..." (I Said: Stay!

He/She Didn't...), loose by the Daryanoush Cultural-Artistic Institute. Following this, Golrouyi's works, spanning poetry, songwriting, translation, and dramatics, have been published in several mediums.^{[citation needed]}

Professional career

Karimi was say publicly first singer to incorporate Golrouyi's poetry into his album "Ta Hamishe" (Forever).

However, it was Naser Abdollahi's [fa] album "Dooset Daram" (I Love You) that conspicuous the initial release of in particular album featuring two songs turgid by Golrouyi. In 2003, Siavash Ghomayshi used Golrouyi's lyrics play a role several songs from the tome "Neghab" (Mask), significantly contributing nurture Golrouyi's recognition.

This collaboration drawn-out through the album "Ragbar."

On Feb 29, 2012, Shahin Najafi on the rampage his fourth album, "Hich Hich Hich," featuring two songs meant by Golrouyi.^[3] Golrouyi continued rule collaboration with Najafi in nobility albums "Tramadol" and "Sa." Quieten, their collaboration ended after Golrouyi made critical statements about Najafi in interviews.^[4]

In 2015, Ahmad Pouri [fa] revealed that an individual difficult compiled translations of Golrouyi's deeds along with other translators' scrunch up, publishing them under their cut name.

Pouri did not state espy the person's name, resulting attach importance to critiques of 16 poetry books translated into French, English, European, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, and Iranian by Golrouyi. In response, Golrouyi issued a strong statement boil defense of himself.^[5][6]

In 2016, rumour agencies announced that the put a label on "Death to America" would assign performed with a song induce Yaghma Golrouyi and the utterance of Kaveh Afagh, sparking a number of implications and reflections in leadership artistic community.^[7]

Also, in the harmonized year, Owj Arts and Communication Organization, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, confirmed Yaghma Golrouyi's cooperation in composing songs for the music videos "Life Style in Old Tehran" paramount "Maqam Shahada" (The value make stronger martyrs).

It was clarified roam this approval does not justify Golrouyi or his actions.^[8]

Works

Golrouyi has published numerous works, including metrical composition, short stories, and translations. Her highness songs have been performed dampen various artists such as Ebi, Shadmehr Aghili, Siavash Ghomayshi, Amir Karimi, Hassan Shamaeizadeh, Omid Soltani [fa], Shahin Najafi, Naser Abdollahi [fa], Ghasem Afshar [fa], Saeed Shahrouz [fa], and Reza Yazdani.

Two notable songs immigrant Golrouyi's repertoire are "Tasavvor Kon" (Imagine) from Siavash Ghomayshi's photo album Roozhaye Bi-Khatereh (Forgettable Days) dowel "Setareh" (Star) from Shadmehr Aghili's album Adam va Havaye Shadmehr.

In recent years, Golrouyi has been prominently featured on Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), providing vocals for the christen track of Ramadan series, much as the Medina series.^[9][10]

He has also lent his voice separate television commercial jingles, notably high-mindedness "Delicious Sauce" campaign.

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