Here is the song I have been listening to for the past three days and it had me tranced, although I don’t speak Farsi. According to 7iber this song is a Sufi Persian poem written by Jalal al-Din Rumi. Everything about this song is beautiful; the performance, the voices, the musicians, their colorful clothes and their musical instruments.
So, block your never ending “Iran nuclear deal” nonsense and enjoy this:
J A R A A D S 
I recognised: kam sanah! Not sure if it means the same in Farsi
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Singing while seated in such position – impressive!
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I usually don’t care for the words when I listen to a song but this one I was interested to know because it is by Rumi.
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Nice but try to listen to some Turkish as well. They rival and at times surpass Persian. Odd as it may sound, the song that I cannot get out of my head is Greek… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiWNbuRHxEA
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Nice song! It seems Greek music is very close to the Turkish. I have actually posted two videos of Turkish songs on this blog 🙂 They are good.
When I was in the USA I always hoped that Americans would broadcast and watch Eurovision, the yearly song contest. You actually can enjoy a song even if you don’t know the language. I am excited to watch this year on May 23rd.
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I’ve listened to it more than three times , and I enjoyed it before knowing the meaning of the words, but after getting the meaning I found it very attractive song with it’s words and the magnificent music.
And of course it’s Al Rumi’s, the best Sofi poet .
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I am glad you liked the song. It is indeed very beautiful. I wish someone translate it though.
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I like seeing what you enjoy. Glad you shared this!
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I think my taste in music is odd 🙂
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