Hayedeh, born as Ma'soumeh Dadehbala on April 10, 1942, in Tehran, was an iconic Iranian singer with a legacy that has left an indelible mark on Persian music. Her career took flight in the 1960s after she was discovered by an Iranian music maestro, and it continued to soar until her untimely death on January 20, 1990. Hayedeh's powerful and emotive contralto voice captured the hearts of listeners, and her ability to convey deep emotions made her songs resonate with a wide audience. She was known for singing Persian classical music, as well as folk and pop songs, imbuing each genre with her unique style and passion.

During her illustrious career, Hayedeh released numerous albums and singles that reflect the rich tapestry of Persian music and poetry. Her performances often featured literary works by eminent Persian poets, which she skillfully interpreted through her vocal prowess. Following the Islamic Revolution in Iran, Hayedeh migrated to the United States, where she continued to perform and record music for the expatriate community. Her songs, such as "Dige Donya," "Sal Sal," and "Haft Aseman," are only a few examples of her extensive discography that showcases her remarkable talent and versatility. Despite her passing more than three decades ago, Hayedeh's music continues to be celebrated and cherished by Persian music enthusiasts around the globe, cementing her status as a timeless and influential figure in Iran's musical history.

Genres

Classic Persian Pop

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Latest Release

Jadoo (Piano Version)

Hayedeh

Single - Released July 3, 2024