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Arash, born in Tehran in 1977, is a male singer, actor, and record producer. He holds citizenship in both Iran and Sweden. His musical career began in 2003, and he performs using his voice. He is associated with the record label Warner Music Group.
His work spans several genres, including popular music, folk-pop, Iranian pop, pop music, club, contemporary R&B, and dance-pop. He has also been tagged with styles such as dance, Arabic, and Persian. Arash participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009. He has received the Golden Gramophone Award.
In his native language, his name is written as آرش لباف. He speaks and writes Persian. His professional activities include work in the writing department.
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Tehran, Iran
Arash has said that the reason he chooses to sing in his native language is because of his "deep attachment to Iran and Persian culture." His debut album, Arash, was released by the Warner Music Sweden in June 2005, after he had finished college. His singles, "Boro Boro" ("Go Away") and "Temptation" (featuring Rebecca) made it to the hit lists around Europe, and their respective videos garnered…
Known for
- Behrouz: A Legend on Screen — Self2017
- Rhino Season — Son2012
- Fångarna på fortet — Self1990
- Eurovision Song Contest — Self - Contestant1956
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ARASH is a Platinum-selling Swedish singer and producer whose music is also certified gold in many European countries. Whether he’s singing in his mother tongue (Farsi) on his own chart-topping releases, singing in English with some of the worlds biggest names, including: Shaggy, Sean Paul, T-Pain and Snoop Dogg, he is the only artist of Persian heritage to release four albums and thirty singles that have sustained a high-level of success by topping the charts around the world. <a href="https://
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- human
- Gender
- male
- Citizenship
- Sweden
- Place of birth
- Tehran
- Occupation
- recording artist
- Languages spoken
- Persian
- Participant in
- Eurovision Song Contest 2009
- Genre
- contemporary R&B
- Instrument
- voice
- Record label
- Warner Music Group
- Official website
- www.arash.com
- Image
- Arash 2009.jpg
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- Commons category
- Arash
- date of birth
- 1978-04-23
- start of work period
- 2003-00-00
- name in native language
- آرش لباف
- social media followers
- 3150000
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Article · Español
Arash Labaf (en persa: آرش لباف) es un cantante iraní nacido el 23 de abril de 1977 en Teherán, Irán. También es bailarín y productor con gran éxito en Suecia. Creció hasta los 10 años en la capital iraní, Teherán, y entonces, su familia se trasladó a Upsala antes de ir a vivir Malmö 5 años más tarde. Su primer álbum, Arash, fue lanzado en junio de 2005, después de haber terminado la universidad. Su singles, Boro Boro y Temptation (con Rebecca Zadig) tuvieron cierto éxito en Europa. También hizo una canción con el grupo ruso Blestyashchie (Блестящие) Восточные сказки. Tiene un disco de oro en 5 países: Alemania, Rusia, Eslovenia y Grecia, por su álbum, Arash, y en Suecia por Boro Boro. Arash colabora con DJ Aligator (también de origen iraní) sobre la canción "Music is My Language". En su álbum "Crossfade", Arash, DJ Aligator y Shahkar Bineshpajoo cantan una canción para apoyar el equipo de fútbol iraní a la Copa Mundial de Fútbol 2006. Arash participó junto a AySel en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2009 representando a Azerbaiyán quedando en el tercer puesto de la clasificación.
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