Afghan Music

Afghan Music

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  • ᴀʜᴍᴀᴅ ᴡᴀʟɪ - 𝑍𝑖𝑏𝑎. ﮼احمد‌ولی‌ （HQ)1976.
    Ahmad Wali Zeba , Composition by Ustad Taranasaz.
    Tabla by Ustad Ghulam Abbas Khan .
    Album { Negeen ) 1993
    Ahmad Wali (Persian: احمد ولی‎‎) is a popular Ghazal singer from Afghanistan. He began his career in the 1970s, becoming popular in his native country before he was forced to flee by political upheaval in Afghanistan. He continued his work after resettling in Germany, performing throughout Europe and the United States. The son of a Police Commander, Wali was born in Kabul.He began exploring music as a Tabla player at the age of 12, gradually expanding into singing. While a student at Habibia High School, he recorded a demo tape. This came to the attention of Radio Kabul director Ustad Zaland, who wrote the song "Chashman -e -Abee" for Wali. This and the Wali-penned tune "Mah-ruye-tu" brought him to the public eye. Wali performed live in Afghanistan until after his high school graduation, when he joined an international performance in Iran.
    At that early stage in his career, Wali had not yet committed to life as a professional musician, and he enrolled in the Kabul Police Academy. He continued performing, however, and soon committed to music, being taken as a student by classical musician Ustad Sarahang. He developed a following in Afghanistan, with frequent appearances on television and radio as well as live performances.
    After the Saur Revolution of 1978, life in Afghanistan became difficult, and in 1980, shortly after the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union, Wali—then a well-known musician in his homeland—fled the country with a forged passport Wali's forged passport got him as far as India, where he obtained a Visa to Germany by faking an illness.
    In Germany, Wali continued his career, performing there and throughout Europe and the United States. He also has a son with his first wife (Khanum Hangama) by the name of Massieh Wali.
    5 min
  • Aʜᴍᴀᴅ ᴢᴀʜɪʀ - ﮼بگذار‌بگیریم‌
    بگذار بگريم من و بگذار بگريم!
    بگذار در اين نيمه شب تار بگريم!
    در ماتم پژمردن گلهای اميدم!
    بگذار که چون ابر بگلذار بگريم!
    مرغ دل من پر زد و افتاد بدامش!
    بگذار بر اين مرغ گرفتار بگريم!
    غمخوار من خسته بجز ديده من نيست!
    بگذار بغمخواری خود زار بگريم!
    او رفت و اميد دل من دور شد از من!
    بگذار که در دوری دلدار بگريم!
    در ورطه ديوانگيم ميکشد اين عشق!
    بگذار بر اين عاقبت کار بگريم!
    او خنده زنان رفت و مرا اشک فشان کرد!
    بگذار بگريم من و بگذار بگريم!
    آهنگ: بگزار بگیریم منو بگزار بگیریم
    شاعر: مریم ملک ابراهیمی
    10 min
  • Aʜᴍᴀᴅ Wᴀʟɪ - ﮼احمد‌ولی‌ᴍᴏᴅᴀᴍ ᴢʜᴀʟɪɢᴏᴍᴀ ᴢɪ ( 𝑃𝑎𝑠ℎ𝑡𝑢)Re-Mastered
    Ahmad Wali (Persian: احمد ولی‎‎) is a popular Ghazal singer from Afghanistan. He began his career in the 1970s, becoming popular in his native country before he was forced to flee by political upheaval in Afghanistan. He continued his work after resettling in Germany, performing throughout Europe and the United States. The son of a Police Commander, Wali was born in Kabul.He began exploring music as a Tabla player at the age of 12, gradually expanding into singing. While a student at Habibia High School, he recorded a demo tape. This came to the attention of Radio Kabul director Ustad Zaland, who wrote the song "Chashman -e -Abee" for Wali. This and the Wali-penned tune "Mah-ruye-tu" brought him to the public eye. Wali performed live in Afghanistan until after his high school graduation, when he joined an international performance in Iran.
    At that early stage in his career, Wali had not yet committed to life as a professional musician, and he enrolled in the Kabul Police Academy. He continued performing, however, and soon committed to music, being taken as a student by classical musician Ustad Sarahang. He developed a following in Afghanistan, with frequent appearances on television and radio as well as live performances.
    After the Saur Revolution of 1978, life in Afghanistan became difficult, and in 1980, shortly after the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union, Wali—then a well-known musician in his homeland—fled the country with a forged passport Wali's forged passport got him as far as India, where he obtained a Visa to Germany by faking an illness.
    In Germany, Wali continued his career, performing there and throughout Europe and the United States. He also has a son with his first wife (Khanum Hangama) by the name of Massieh Wali.
    3 min

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