Yaghma golrouee biography

Yaghma Golrouyi, born on July 28, 1975, is an acclaimed Iranian lyricist, poet, writer, and translator. Throughout his career, he has produced notable works including 'Khaste Shodam' (I Am Tired), 'Royaei' (Dream), 'Setareh' (Star), 'Ziāfat' (Feast), and 'Kuche Melli' (National Street). Golrouyi's contributions have significantly impacted contemporary Persian literature, showcasing his creative expression and depth of thought.

Meaning of the name - Yaghma

plunder, spoils of war

July 28, 1975 Facts

Generation Group

Yaghma Golrouee belongs to the Generation X group.

Place of Birth: Urmia

Occupation: recording artist | songwriter | translator | singer | poet | writer | photographer

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یغما گلرویی (۶ مرداد ۱۳۵۴ ارومیه) ترانه‌سرا، شاعر، نویسنده و مترجم ایرانی است. کارهایی از جمله: خسته شدم، رؤیایی دارم، ستاره، ضیافت، رانندگی در مستی، کوچه ملی از آثار اوست.

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Yaghma Golrouyi

Persian songwriter, writer and poet (born 1975)

Yaghma Golrouyi یغما گلرویی
Born	(1975-07-28) July 28, 1975 (age 49) Urmia, Iran
Other names	Galile (گلایل)
Occupation(s)	lyricist, poet, writer, and translator

Yaghma Golrouyi (Persian: یغما گلرویی; born July 28, 1975) is an Iranian lyricist, poet, writer, and translator. Notable works by Golrouyi include "Khaste Shodam" (I Am Tired), "Royaei" (Dream), "Setareh" (Star), "Ziāfat" (Feast), and "Kuche Melli" (National Street).^[1][2]

Biography

Yaghma Golrouyi was born on the twenty-eighth day of the month of July in 1975 at the "Mehr" Hospital in Urmia. In collaboration with Afshin Yadollahi, Niloufar Laripour [fa], Saeed Amir Aslani, Afshin Siahpoosh, and Mehdi Mohtasham, he organized singing sessions at his father's house, leading to the establishment of the "Khaneh-ye Taraneh" (House of Song). After about a decade, he parted ways with the group due to disagreements about the conduct of the sessions, as mentioned in a note he