Garsha Rezaei
| Garsha Rezaei | |
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| Born | 12 May 1984 Lorestan, Iran |
| 💼 Occupation | Musician, singer, songwriter |
Garsha Rezaei (Persian: گرشا رضایی; born 12 May 1984) is an Iranian singer, songwriter.[1][2]
Biography
Garsha Rezaei was born on 12 May 1984 in Lorestan and is originally from Lor. He started playing music at an early age. At the age of 13, he entered guitar classes in classical flamenco style and electric guitar in rock style and chose electronic guitar as his specialized instrument.[1] He taught music and playing instruments at one point and, in addition to singing, he was also an orchestra leader and sound engineer, and he also has records in voice acting and making children's music.[2]
Music career
Garsha Rezaei's first work is related to the title of the series "Dolate Makhfi" with the music of "Dolate Makhfi and Delam Gerefteh Ey Rafigh" which was aired in 2014.[3] It is also possible to mention the music "Del Nadaram" for the film "Tala"[4] and the music "Mardome Maemouli" for the series "Mardome Maemouli" directed by Rambod Javan.[5] In the program during the month of Ramadan 2021, Rezaei sang the music "Mesle Mah" for the title of this program.[6] In Rezaei's career, we can mention the music "BonBast" for the first wave series,[7] the music "Sharm" for the Sharm series,[8] and the music "Sedaye Baroun" for the serialist program.[9]
Concerts
Rezaei's first concert was held on 20 December 2019.[10] Also, after the end of Corona, he held a performance on 23 February 2021, as well as a concert on 13 June 2022 in Hamadan [11] and in Tabriz and most cities of Iran.[12]
References
- ↑ – NamNamak review
- ↑ – Grasha Rezaei - NazWeb review
- ↑ – The titraj of the movie Dolate Makhfi review
- ↑ – Tala Movie - Namnak review
- ↑ – Mardome Mamooli Series - Filimo review
- ↑ – Mesle Mah review
- ↑ – Bonbast review
- ↑ – Sharm Series review
- ↑ – Sedaye Baroon Series review
- ↑ avatasvir.ir - اولین کنسرت گرشا رضایی برگزار شد 1398 review
- ↑ Music Garsha Rezaei Bezan Deleto Be Darya
- ↑ – Garsha Rezaei's Tabriz Concert review
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