Nov 17, 2025 · 1 hr 40 min
Episode description
The strange resemblance between Brazilians and the people of Abadan! Shahram Azar, known all over Iran by the name of his band, “Sandy”, was this episode's guest. Sandy left Iran unhappily at 26 and took up composing, and later singing, seriously. Blending rap and folk, he started a new style of music, and some even call him the father of Persian rap. His work mixes rhythmic southern songs with folk. In his own words, he has tried to say serious things in his music: a bitter social theme wrapped in a happy song. Besides singing, for more than five decades he has composed for many popular singers, such as Ebi, Noushafarin, Shahram Shabpareh and even Hassan Shamaizadeh, and he teaches music professionally. Shahram Azar's sweet southern accent and down-to-earth manner give his chat with Ali Ziya a special feel. Listen to this episode on YouTube and other podcast platforms. Our sponsor is Vitabiotics. Find us online: Twitter (X): https://x.com/baziyapodcast?s=21 Telegram: https://t.me/aliziyaoriginal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ba.ziya?igsh=MXJhcnJhODF2MnZ2Mg== #baziya #sandy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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