About Shohreh Solati
Fatemeh Solati (Persian: فاطمه صولتی, born January 4, 1959), better known as Shohreh (شهره), is an Iranian singer. With nearly 50 years in the pop music industry, she has released 32 albums and performed approximately 300 songs. She is the younger sister of Shahram Solati, another Iranian singer. Shohreh was born in the Sar Cheshmeh neighborhood of Tehran. At the age of seven, she discovered her passion for music and, with her family’s support, attended the National Conservatory of Music, where she studied voice, piano, flute, and clarinet. == Career == === Pre-Revolution === At 15, Shohreh developed an interest in artistic pursuits. Her debut song, Dokhtar-e Mashreghi, with lyrics by Mansour Tehrani and music by Mohammad Shams, marked her entry into the music scene. She gained prominence with the song To Ke Nisti, composed by Arash Sezavar. Following her entry into pop music, she secured contracts with companies, and her image appeared on the covers of weekly magazines. Before the Iranian Revolution, she collaborated with composers such as Mohammad Shams, Parviz Maghsadi, Babak Bayat, Amir Aram, Siavash Ghomeyshi, Arash Sezavar, and Fereydoun Khoshnoud, as well as arrangers like Eric Arcont and Andranik.
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