Siavash Shams () (also known as Siavash Sahneh () due to his hit song ''Sahneh'') (born 17 January 1963) is an Iranian singer, songwriter, record producer. He rose to fame in the late 80s after his songs ''Sahne''h ("Stage") and ''Dokhtar Irooni'' ("Iranian Girl") became successful hits. He continued with albums ''Pedar ("Father")'' and ''Faryad'' (''Scream'') . His songs "Yavash Yavash", "Dooset Nadaram", "Chikeh Chikeh", "Beraghs", "Dokhtar Choopoon", "Havar Havar", "Male Mani", "Nagoo Kieh", and "Sahneh" were the biggest hits.

Early life

After a gap following his single
Dorough
, Siavash recorded an upbeat dance song "Mohtaj", in collaboration with songwriter and producer Shahram Kabiri. The song quickly received more than 1.5 million downloads and views and became one of Siavash's most popular songs. He wrote the melody, with lyrics by Kabiri, songwriter and producer. The video was directed by Ramin Kabiri.

Discography

Albums

* ''Hamsayeha'' (1985) * ''Sahneh'' (1993) * ''Poudmayday Per'' (1994) * ''Pedar'' (1995) * ''Didar'' (1996) (lyrics by Shahram Kabiri) * ''Faryad'' (1997) * ''Fahrten Maymouth'' (1998) * ''The Voice'' (2001) * ''Seven'' (2009)

Singles

* ''Gole Man'' (2010) * ''Dorough'' (2011) * ''Nemidoonam'' (2012) * ''Aieet Duuduu'' (2012) * ''Mohtaj'' (2012) (lyrics by Shahram Kabiri) * ''Delbare naz'' (2012) * ''Yek Do Se'' (2012) * ''Nafas'' (2012) * ''Hesse man'' (2013) * ''Khoshhalam'' (2013) * ''Gerye'' (2015) * ''Oghyanous'' (2017) * ''Ashegham Kardi'' (2019) * ''Ghahveye Ghajar'' (2021)

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