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Haideh, regarded as one of Iran's leading female vocalists, had a considerable influence in the region with her distinct voice and enduring passion for music. Born in 1941 in the city of Kermanshah, Iran, Haideh started her musical journey at the early age of 12, following in the footsteps of her mother who was an accomplished singer herself.

As Haideh pursued her musical ambitions, she went on to study at Tehran University's Music School. It was there that she refined her skills and cultivated a profound appreciation for the traditional and classical Persian music that would eventually define her distinctive style.

Haideh's illustrious career spanned multiple decades, آهنگ های هایده witnessing both the conservative and the enlightened eras in Iran. Given the challenges and societal norms surrounding women in the music industry, particularly in Iran, Haideh's determination and unwavering resolve undoubtedly paved the way for future generations of female vocalists.

Throughout her illustrious career, Haideh showcased her versatility in tackling an array of repertoire encompassing classical Persian music, to folk melodies, to the genres of ghazal and Qajar-era traditional Persian singing. Her interpretations in these genres stood out from those of her contemporaries, boasting a depth and nuance all their own.

Haideh has left an enduring legacy for women in the musical field of Iran, not just through her remarkable contributions during an era far from as lenient and open towards female artists. Haideh's unwavering enthusiasm for music has also left a lasting impact, inspiring innumerable others to assert themselves in this field and break down the barriers that stand between them and their aspirations.