Celebrating Suzan Roshan’s 56th Birthday: A Remarkable Journey of an Iranian Pop Icon
Collaborations and Milestones
In 1366, Suzan Roshan achieved a significant milestone in her career when she collaborated with renowned artists such as Haydeh, Mehsti, Sattar, and others on a joint album titled “Golriz.” This collaborative effort showcased her versatility and ability to harmonize her unique style with other musical luminaries.
Suzan’s second official album, “Don’t Lie,” was released in 1370 under the Tarane Company, further solidifying her position in the Iranian music scene. Her distinctive voice and emotionally charged performances resonated with fans across generations.
However, it was in 1374 that Suzan Roshan achieved true stardom with the release of her third album, “Bibi Eshgh,” under the Coltex Company. The music video for “Aria” from this album, directed by Farzan Deljo, became an iconic production and was even broadcast as the first Iranian music video on MTV, catapulting Suzan to global recognition.
In 1375, she continued her success by releasing her fourth album, “Deedar,” in collaboration with Siavash Shams. This album further cemented her status as a celebrated pop singer.
The following year, in 1376, Suzan released her fifth album, “Prince of Love,” which showcased her continued growth as an artist. Her sixth album, “Classmate,” released in 1379, received a warm reception from her dedicated fan base.
