Farzad Farzin

Farzad Farzin is an Iranian pop singer, songwriter and actor, widely recognised as one of the key names in contemporary Persian pop. Born on 24 June 1981 in Tehran, he began his professional music career around 1999, initially performing with a band before stepping out as a solo artist. His early legal debut album Sharareh was followed by successful releases such as Shock, Chance, Shot, Personal and Six, helping him build a loyal fanbase inside Iran and among the global Persian-speaking diaspora. Known for a polished pop sound that blends classical Persian influences with modern production, Farzad has delivered hits like “Asheghaneh”, “Oghyanoos”, “Divooneh”, “Mankan”, “Jazzab” and “Sokoot”. Alongside chart success and millions of streams, he has developed a parallel acting career, appearing in films and popular series such as Mannequin and Queen of Beggars, which has further boosted his profile as a versatile entertainer. Disclaimer: The information on this page (including biography details, achievements, images, and social links) is provided for general information and promotional purposes only. While we make reasonable efforts to ensure the details are current and accurate, we do not guarantee that any information is complete, correct, or up to date.