Davood Younesi Explained

Davood Younesi
Native Name:داوود یونسی
Native Name Lang:Fa
Birth Date:1990 11, df=y
Birth Place:Quchan, Razavi Khorasan province, Iran
Years Active:2014–present
Website:https://davoodyounesi.com/

Davood Younesi ((fa|داوود یونسی; born 11 November, 1990) is an Iranian singer, songwriter, musician, and music researcher from the Khorasan region.[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] He is known for his unique blend of traditional Khorasan music and contemporary folk pop, making him a prominent figure in the Iranian music scene. His Kurmanji piece "Refsh Chawe Le Delbere" gained significant international attention, even being featured in the Turkish newspaper Ufuk.[6]

Early life and musical influences

Born in Quchan, Iran, Younesi comes from a family with a rich musical background. His father, a traditional Khorasan singer, sparked his early interest in music. Younesi honed his skills under renowned masters like Mohammad Yeganeh, Ramazan Salmani Bardari, Ali Gholamrezayi Almejoghi, and later, Alireza Eslami, a Khorasan regional music expert.[7] [8]

Career

Younesi began his professional music career in 2014. His music explores the diverse facets of Khorasan's rich musical traditions. He not only composes songs but also builds the traditional dotar instrument, a skill learned from his father.[9]

Folk Pop and Revitalizing Tradition

Younesi is a strong advocate for folk pop music, believing it serves as a bridge between generations and introduces traditional Khorasan music to a wider audience. His song "Refsh Chawe Le Delbere" exemplifies this, garnering international attention and coverage from publications like the Turkish newspaper Ufuk.

Impact and Recognition

Younesi's music is praised for its ability to preserve and promote Khorasan's cultural heritage. He has appeared on various television and radio programs, including Atrak (a North Khorasan television channel) and Radio Farhang.

Discography

In addition to acclaimed albums, Younesi boasts a rich discography of enduring singles, including "Madar", "Ghamaye In Shahr", "Hiva Men", "Rafti", "Chirok", "Haval", "Faryad", "Bideli", "Refigh", "Delam Khosh Bod", and many more.[10] [11]

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Tasnim . A way for Khorasani music to be heard; Folk pop . 2024-09-09 . Tasnim . fa.
  2. Web site: music ma . Davoud Younsi: Folk-pop music revived the original music of Khorasan . 2024-09-09 . Musicema.com . fa.
  3. Web site: ایرانیان . موسیقی . 2023-06-13 . Dutar Khorasan, an instrument to express epics, longings, beauties . 2024-09-09 . fa-IR.
  4. Web site: jamejamonline . "The Hidden and Hidden Potentials of Pop-Folk Music in Khorasan" . 2024-09-09 . fa . fa.
  5. Web site: جوان‌آنلاين . "Folk pop" is a bridge between Khorasan songs and modern music . 2024-09-09 . fa . fa.
  6. Web site: yayınlandı . Ufuk Gazetesi tarafından . 2024-07-09 . Ritüeller ve Kuzey Horasan Kürtlerinin Törenleri İran'da Ufuk Gazetesi . 2024-09-09 . Ufuk Gazetesi I HABERLER I SON DAKİKA I GÜNCEL I ANKARA HABER . tr.
  7. Web site: borna . Who is Davood Younesi? Popular Khorasani singer . 2024-09-09 . fa.
  8. Web site: Daud Younsi: My favorite singer is "Reza Bahram" . 2024-09-09 . Musicema.com . fa.
  9. Web site: 2024-07-11 . Dutar Khorasan; An old song from the heart of history . 2024-09-09 . ایرنا . fa.
  10. Web site: 2024-05-13 . Davood Younisi's concerns regarding the presentation of Khorasan music . 2024-09-09 . قدس آنلاین . fa.
  11. News: A look at Davood Younsi's artistic activity in the local music of Khorasan . 2024-09-09 . رکنا . fa.
  12. Web site: Ceremonial rituals of the people of North Khorasan . 2024-09-09 . www.atrakdaily.ir.
  13. Web site: Entekhab.ir . پایگاه خبری تحلیلی انتخاب . Wedding rituals of Khorasan Kurds and Kermanji Kurdish dance philosophy . 2024-09-09 . fa . fa.