19.Kourosh Yaghmaei - Havar Havar (Shout Shout)

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This music was immensely popular in India in 1990s. There is a song ‘Hawa Hawa’ by Pakistani singer Hasan Jehangir. Since the language spoken in Northern India and Pakistan are similar, this song was a major hit in the subcontinent. It is only today that I have come to know that this Pakistani song is actually from Iran ! Well, goes on show how music transcends boundaries !

amittewary
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What a voice he has. I'm not Iranian and I don't understand Persian but I love his music. I actually found Kourosh's music through Spotify. Very talented musician he is. His music actually got me interested into learning more about the Iranian culture.

r_o_nn_a
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What a music. Pakistani and Indian version are chai kam paani in front of this original. Hats off to legend.

deepakdoddamani
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Fun fact: This is a rock version of a folkloric southern Iranian song, so it has a totally different vibe from Persian songs. Iran is a diverse country. This song has some rhythms that will take you all the way to Africa and India. Amazing song

marmary
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Man! The guy looks so intense... like he's staring right into the heart and soul of things. And the song is so surreal and mystical! I don't understand a single word, but then, who cares? Music is universal :)

dev
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This guys intense, a true master, I'm in awe of the throw of his voice and the gripping melody of the song, the real deal!

kinguzi
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English Translation

Hail! Hail! Hail! My beloved is coming!
Hail! Hail! Hail! My sweetheart is coming!
O' my dear, this heart hates your departure
My sorrowful heart cannot wait any longer!
My beloved is coming!
My sweetheart is coming!

Hail! Hail! Hail! She is my dear!
Hail! Hail! Hail! My heart is bleeding!
How I wish she comes and brings me the spring
And put her both feet on my eyes.
My beloved is coming!
My sweetheart is coming!

Hail! Hail! Hail! You are cute, God bless you!
Hail! Hail! Hail! O' my dear, salute!
O' my dear, I'm still looking forward to see you
Come to me, my heart needs you so much
My beloved is coming!
My sweetheart is coming!

Hail! Hail! Hail! My beloved is coming!
Hail! Hail! Hail! My sweetheart is coming!
O' my dear, this heart hates your departure
My sorrowful heart cannot wait any longer!
My beloved is coming!
My sweetheart is coming!

kevivjonam
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A legend. One of the few most talented Iranian artist. In everyway. Voice, melody, song. ....

nimacastro
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I almost cried listening to this. Legend!

kshitijvids
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unbelievable voice, such a lovely music, simply love this song feel like hearing it again n again

jerryfernandes
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Sorry from India 🇮🇳. Today only I came to know this is not made in India.i thought it is India legacy. Love from India. Now its time of Iranian People, Animal Jama jamalu and Hava.Hava from Original Iran.

anujose
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خیلی قشنگه چند روزه دارم دائم بهش گوش میدم🙂💙

taranehmosadegh
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MASTERPIECE OF MASTERPIECES. Thanks, Zain from Expertini Properties.

szain
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Lovely voice and music, much ahead of it's time

vijaygupta-ourm
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خوانندگان زمان پیش از انقلاب واقعا نظیر نداشتن توی ایران شاه که رفت همه خوبی ها را هم با خودش برد

mansoortaghsimi
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Will learn Farsi after this soulful music. Indeed my Urdu language is quite similar to Farsi.

TheLinkingDotsbyWaqasARana
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there's no words to explain feelings after listening song except this dil jeet liya bhai zabardast Aai Sapath

syedwajeed
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For all the proud nations fighting for the rights of the song in the comment box. It's the same story as 'Didi by cheb khaled' which was adopted and credited to 'khaled' by many artists all over the world in languages as English, Turkish, Persian, Russian, Urdu, Greek. The song in this video on the other hand is 'hawa hawa by Hassan jhangeer' It was released as 'havar havar by Koroush Yaghmaei ' in 1974, Iran. Adopted by Hassan jhangeer in 1987, Pakistan. Hassan Jhangeer also credited yaghmaei for the tune. Havar havar original recording was said to be lost in Iranian revolution but as we are neighbours, may long live iran, song tune made it's way to Pakistan quite easily and was released after the Iranian revolution with Urdu lyrics and has rocked since then. 🇮🇷🇵🇰 💪

GamesAndGeeks
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His voice on chorus sounds like Neil Diamond for me.

MateusMNC
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Why is this similar to Hawa Hawa by Hassan Jahangir?

arindamsur