Persian pop

Persian pop
Persian pop
Other names	Persian pop; Iranian pop; Iran pop;
Stylistic origins	pop; Indian pop; R&B;
Cultural origins	1920s, Iran
Typical instruments	== Persian Pop Media == Viguen, Iran's "Sultan" of pop and jazz music. ; Haydeh and Anoushirvan on the Iranian National Television, in 1975. ; Haydeh, Loghman Adhami, and other musicians at a concert. ; Googoosh on an old music cover. ; Farhad Mehrad in the 1970s. ; Fereydun Farrokhzad on an old magazine. ; Bass; piano; guitar; drums;

P-pop (abbreviation: Persian pop) or Iranian pop refers to a popular contemporary music in the Iran born from the Iranian genre. With its beginnings in the 1920s, P-pop is a growing genre. It stems from a broader genre, Indian pop.

Persian pop
Other names	Persian pop Iranian pop Iran pop
Stylistic origins	pop Indian pop R&B
Cultural origins	1920s, Iran
Typical instruments	== Persian Pop Media == Viguen, Iran's "Sultan" of pop and jazz music. Haydeh and Anoushirvan on the Iranian National Television, in 1975. Haydeh, Loghman Adhami, and other musicians at a concert. Googoosh on an old music cover. Farhad Mehrad in the 1970s. Fereydun Farrokhzad on an old magazine. Bass piano guitar drums