Javad Yasari

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Javad Yasari
Born (1944-08-29) August 29, 1944 (age 80)
Tehran , Iran
GenresPop
OccupationSinger
Years active1973–present
Labels Taraneh Records, Caltex Records, Avang Music

Javad Yasari was born in Tehran on 29 08 1944 . He started his artistic activities by singing street songs from 1973 by performing a song called "Black Money".[2]

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Javad Yasari has three children named Reza, Mehdi (kamran) and Majid, Majid died abroad in 1995.
After the revolution, Javad Yasari holds concerts in the United Arab Emirates most days of the year, and every few years he also holds European concerts.  Before the revolution of 1973, he released five albums, the last of which was the album "Spideh Dem" with a song of the same name.
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In 2017, after 40 years of the Iranian Revolution, a license was issued to play a song by him in the movie "Enemy of Women" (2016) directed by Hossein Farah Bakhsh.  Yasari played his own role in this film in a short role. [3] He performed the song "Shakhe Nabat" (Love) in this film. [4]
A few years later, he performed the company's song and several songs in the Nowruz special program for the year of 1402 TNT competition, directed and performed by Hamid.  This program was broadcast from the Filmo platform.[

Javad Yasari (Persian : جواد یساری) (born August 29, 1944) is an Iranian Street singer (Persian : کوچه بازاری) of popular music. [1]

He comes from the South of Tehran, [1] and started singing in 1972 with the song called Black Money (Persian : پول سیاه). He released five albums in Iran before the 1979 Iranian Revolution.

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/javadyasari.music?igsh=MWpmbXlxMjBsc3hreg==

Youtub: https://youtube.com/@javadyasari?si=ozv4xSRrgVh0iezf

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7eJAdyP64JvumfkWNqKFQ2?si=m61gah6lR5WydW8fAH50ZA

Discography

Studio albums

Currently available albums include: [2]

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