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Saeed Karimi was born in Marvdasht (Fars Province, near Shiraz) and has a real knack for performing Bandari-style songs. Born in 1992, he is happily married.

Most of Saeed’s music is recorded at weddings, and he loves sharing those tracks with his fellow townspeople and fans. Teaming up with Parviz Sadeghi and the talented keyboardist Hooman Zare, he’s become a household name across Shiraz—so popular that you can’t throw a party without someone asking, “Isn’t that Saeed Karimi singing?”

As a true Marvdashti, Saeed is frequently invited to wedding ceremonies around town. Once he starts performing, his passionate renditions of local, authentic songs—whether in full orchestral arrangements or live acoustic sets—instantly light up the room and get everyone dancing.

Some of Saeed Karimi’s best-known tracks include:

“Madaram Taj-e Saram” (“My Mother, the Crown on My Head”)

“Leili ba Bi-Vafaei” (“Leili with No Loyalty”)

“Anar Anar” (“Pomegranate, Pomegranate”)

“Gol Bakhtiari” (“The Flower of Bakhtiari”)

“Sharmandetam Javani” (“I’m Ashamed, Oh Youth”)

“Ile Ile Bala Il-e Torkaman” (“Oh Tribe of the Turkmens”)

“Cheshm Siahat” (“Your Dark Eyes”)

Whether he’s belting out a heartfelt ballad or getting the crowd on their feet with an upbeat regional tune, Saeed Karimi always brings the party to life.