Sepideh Afshar (Persian: سپیده افشار) is an Iranian singer known for her powerful vocals and modern interpretations of Persian classical and pop music. Born on September 22, 1981, in Tehran, she has become one of the most prominent female vocalists in contemporary Iranian music.
Sepideh Afshar was born and raised in Tehran, Iran. From a young age, she showed exceptional talent in music and began formal training in Persian classical music (Radif) under renowned masters.
Afshar's musical education includes:
Full Name: Sepideh Afshar
Born: September 22, 1981
Birthplace: Tehran, Iran
Height: 5'6" (168 cm)
Debut Album: "Eshgh-e Man" (2005)
Breakthrough: "To Keh Nisti" (2008)
Total Albums: 6 studio albums
Known For: Powerful vocals, modern Persian pop
🎵 Persian pop
🎶 Classical fusion
🎤 Romantic ballads
🎼 Traditional interpretations
Released debut album "Eshgh-e Man" (My Love)
Breakthrough success with album "To Keh Nisti" (Since You're Not Here)
Released critically acclaimed album "Gheseye Eshgh" (Love Story)
Performed at prestigious venues across Europe and North America
Released album "Shabhaye Tehran" (Tehran Nights)
Collaborated with other prominent Iranian artists on special projects
Announced work on new album featuring contemporary Persian sounds
Debut album featuring traditional Persian influences with modern arrangements
Breakthrough album that established her signature vocal style
Mature work showcasing her vocal range and emotional depth
Contemporary Persian pop with urban influences
Sepideh Afshar's music blends:
Afshar is known for:
As one of the few prominent female solo singers in Iranian pop music, Afshar has paved the way for other female artists in the industry.
Her work has helped bridge traditional Persian music with contemporary pop, making classical forms accessible to younger audiences.
Afshar has performed for Iranian diaspora communities worldwide, helping keep Persian musical traditions alive abroad.
"Music is the language of my soul. When I sing, I try to convey the deepest emotions of Persian poetry."
"As an Iranian artist, I feel responsible for preserving our musical heritage while making it relevant for today's audiences."
"The voice is the most personal instrument - it carries your identity, your culture, and your emotions."