Bijan Mortazavi, composer, violinist, and pop music singer, entered the country through Imam Khomeini Airport in Tehran on Wednesday, October 8, marking his return to his homeland after 47 years. This return is not only a physical journey back to his country but also a reconnection with his past and cultural roots.
Memories from the Past
During his years away from Iran, Bijan Mortazavi has been active in various artistic fields abroad and has created lasting works. He announced the creation of a new piece for the martyr children of Shajareh Tayebeh School in Minab through a video posted on his personal social media page. In this video, he raises his voice in memory of the little angels whose dreams remain unfulfilled. With deep emotion, he says: "This time, I raise my voice in memory of the angels whose dreams remain unfulfilled..."
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New Song in Memory of Innocent Children
Bijan Mortazavi's new song is dedicated to the innocent children of Minab, in memory of the smiles that were silenced and the dreams that never had the chance to blossom. In this work, he conveys a message of peace and friendship, drawing attention to the harsh realities of children's lives in war-torn areas with the statement, "No war, no hatred; children have the right to live."
Shahram Shirzadi, a cartoonist for Hamshahri newspaper, has addressed this topic and created a cartoon that effectively captures Bijan Mortazavi's emotions and message. This cartoon not only represents Mortazavi's return to Iran but also addresses the bitter social truths.
Bijan Mortazavi's return to Iran brings new hopes and dreams. By playing the violin and singing his songs, he can once again share his voice with his compatriots while also sending a message of love and friendship in memory of the innocent children of his country.
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