Bahar Dehkordi

Bahar Dehkordi (born November 19, 1990), known by her stage name Bahar Atish, is an Iranian rapper, theatre actress, and women's rights activist. Bahar was one of the detained women active in the field of Persian rap.

Biography Bahar was born on November 19, 1990, in Tehran. She is one of the two daughters of Parviz Dehkordi and the eldest daughter of the family.

Music career Bahar Atish works in various genres including Rap, Old School Hip Hop, and R&B. The themes of her songs mostly focus on women's rights, freedom in Iran, and political and social issues. Bahar Atish addresses the necessity of Gender Equality in songs like "Kham" (Raw) and "Najib" (Noble). Bahar collaborated with other artists such as Justina on songs like "Faryad Azadi" (Shout for Freedom) and "Radikal" (Radical). She also collaborated on the songs "Chetor Mishe" (How Can It Be) and "Enqelabe Solh" (Peace Revolution) with artists such as Reza Pishro, Amir Tataloo, Ardalan Tohmeh, and Pootak.

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Albums Source: This program was about unsanitized interviews with Iranian musicians. written by Mehdi Maleki. In that play, the jury of the first play reading festival awarded special recognition to the actors of the play. Other plays in which she performed include "The Only Way Possible" and "Objects Are Closer Than They Appear in the Mirror". She also collaborated in the play "Avaye Ab" directed by Atieh Javidi.

The play "Ramali", written by Behzad Zandieh and directed by Bahar Dekhordi, was one of the selected plays that entered the Fourth City Theater Festival in 2015. After a period of working in cinema, she resumed her musical activities at the end of the 2010s.

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