Arash

Arash was born in Iran, but his great-grandfather was from Azerbaijan. Therefore, the musician himself admits that in his soul, and, therefore, in his work, a variety of cultures are intertwined. To build a career, he decided to cross from east to west, to Sweden. There, Arash began writing music for Swedish and Indian films, and then, in 2004, his single "Boro Boro" hit the charts and topped them. So the long-awaited glory comes to Arash. He instantly becomes popular in discos in Europe, his songs are snapped up and even get on the Eurovision Song Contest (his duet with Aysel Teimuradze takes third place in the 2009 competition). In addition, he begins to record remixes, including even for Russian groups and performers. And Arash's performances at the Olympic sports complex in Moscow attract 40,000 spectators, a record for the singer. Of the unconditional merits of Arash's songs, it should be noted, of course, that he often performs his songs in Farsi, which is unusual for Europeans. Nevertheless, even linguistically incomprehensible songs for the mass audience still become disco hits.