Bijan Mortazavi, the beloved expatriate singer, recently released a part of a new piece in memory of the martyr children of Minab. This work is designed to evoke the pains and sufferings of these children and stir deep emotions in the hearts of listeners. In this performance, Mortazavi expressed his sympathy for the families of these children and conveyed a message of love and hope.
Endless Judgments
Bijan Mortazavi referred to the judgments made about him these days and said: “I have been judged a lot these days, but I prefer to remain silent.” In this statement, he pointed to the emotional challenges and pressures he faces as an artist living abroad. These judgments sometimes come from the media and sometimes from the community in which he grew up. With this statement, he sought to distance himself from superficial judgments and focus on his artistic works.
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A Message for the Next Generation
Mortazavi's new song is dedicated to the children of Minab and serves as a reminder of past sorrows. With this work, he aims to convey a message of hope and life to the next generation. In this piece, Bijan Mortazavi not only focused on playing instruments but also depicted his emotions in his words. He hopes that this work can remain as a memento of the pains and sufferings of the children of Minab and, at the same time, inspire other artists to address such issues.
In this video, Mortazavi also performed part of the song, showcasing the depth of his feelings and his connection to the subject matter. This video effectively conveys Bijan's mood and simultaneously reminds audiences that artists are also part of social life and can play a role in expressing the problems and challenges of society.
The release of this work and Bijan Mortazavi's statements reflect his commitment to human and social issues. As an artist, he strives to give hope to those who suffer through his works and create a reason for continuing life.
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