Ali Zandukili with royal crown and robe in "Sivash"; Pictures from a different performance
A metal crown and a long dark blue robe made Ali Zandukili look different in the "Sivash" concert. This singer is present in a work taken from Ferdowsi's Shahnameh, which brings together well-known figures from the world of acting and music.
Arjan's ambassador - Ali Zandukili, an Iranian music singer, is present at the "Siavash" concert. The work inspired by the story of Siavash in Ferdowsi's Shahnameh and combining drama, music and visual effects was staged at the tennis stadium of the Revolution Club.
This concert show is written by Metin Ezadi, directed by Hossein Parsaei and produced by Seyed Mahmoud Shabiri and Jalil Kia. Bahram Radan, Shahram Haqiddoost, Ali Zandukili, Azadeh Samadi, Elham Nami, Rayan Sarlak, Mehdi Soltani, Soroush Kariminejad and Mona Sufi are among the artists present in this work.
In the published pictures, Ali Zandukili can be seen with a metal and jeweled crown, a gray beard and mustache, and a long dark blue robe. His show cover is inspired by the historical and mythological atmosphere of the work and is in harmony with the mood of the Shahnameh story.
In addition to his activities as a singer and musician, Zandukili has appeared in this project in a different atmosphere from the usual music performances. In part of the text accompanying the pictures, this phrase of his is also mentioned: "Iran's grief, Iran's body, I believe in Iran with all my heart; Call me, call me, in the name of my mother Iran.
Ali Zandukili was born on 25th of February 1365 in Shiraz and started his artistic activity at the age of seven by singing and playing the tanbak. After studying in Shiraz and Tehran music conservatories, he continued his professional activity in the field of singing, playing and composing and collaborated with various music groups.
Among his well-known works, we can mention the pieces "The End of the Story" for the "Pejman" series, "Zahre" for the "Shahgosh" series, "The Last Dream" for the "Zir Pai Mader" series and "The Last Song" for the "Aghazadeh" series. The album "Abor Az Meh" is also one of his works in traditional Iranian music.