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• Traffic in Tehran-Iran, CrazyMovie of traffic in tehran
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• Images from TehranThe beautiful and vibrant city of Tehran, capital of Iran.
• Postcard to U.S. President: TehranPeople in Iran sent their first wishes to new U.S. President-elect Barak Obama.Speaking on the streets of Tehran, individuals said they hoped the change of administration in Washington would bring about a new foreign policy towards Iran.1. (English) UNIVERSITY STUDENT, MASSOUD AHMADI SAYING: "To Mr. Obama I like to say that he should fulfil his promise tonegotiate with Iran and resolve the problems."2. (English) UNIVERSITY STUDENT, HOSSEIN NAZARI SAYING: "My message to Obama, to Barack Obama is that, if you want yourcountry actually if you want to have a good relationship with our country(Iran), with our politicians and with our government; you have to rapidlychange your formal policies towards Iran."3. (English) UNIVERSITY STUDENT, MEHDI KADKHODAII SAYING: "I want to speak to Mr Obama. You said you need change, in thecase of Iran, I want to advise you that first of all you must change your mind about Iran."
• Daneshgah TehranProtest outside of Tehran University, During President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is to give speach ...
• Matt Lauer in Tehran - Live NBCMatt live in Tehran
• Tehran - Noroozsome photos of my lovely home, Tehran, with Shahram Solati's Shab haye Tehroon. You'll enjoy it if you miss Tehran as much as I do.
• Hichkas - Khoda Pasho - Tehran - Ekhtelafthis is a perfect music of hichkas with his photoes
• President lies - TehranThe Happy days for Iranian girls - Tehran
• eshgh be tehranyek seri aks az tehran va darband ba background musik kheeyli bahal baraye hame shoma iranihaye goll dorost kardam!! enjoy
• Cruising Tehran HighwaysRide with me in Tehran highways. Resalat Tunnel, Hakim, Hemmat and Fazlollah highways. 2007. Mehran Mehrafshan.http://xseer.com/
• Khos Oomadin Be TehranPersian kids rapping about Iran
• Ashura in Tehran IranTo the Land of Dream, To the Promise of Light and land rich in culture as seen in the celebration of Ashura in the streets of Tehran.For a DVD quality video of this message me
• Homayoun shajarian- Tehransalha del talab jam jam az ma mikardvanche khod dasht ze biganeh tamana mikard
• APADANA-Tehran Tehran-Faramarz Parsi-Persian Ahang GhadimiTehran Tehran-Faramarz Parsihttp://www.derafsh-kaviyani.com/parsi/
• Good Morning Tehran! - IranMay 2005Iranian exiles in the US are harnessing the power of the media to provoke regime change back home. Through uncensored satellite broadcasts they hope to encourage the masses to rise.Zia Atabay was once a famous pop star in Iran. Now, he's pouring his money into his own personal TV station to send his message back home. "I know the Iranian government is dangerous," he states. By publicising dire images of the regime's misdeeds, he hopes to bring about change. Other satellite broadcasters are using more subtle methods to bring down the government. Dancing girls, pop music and fashion videos are all banned in Iran but lapped up by a hungry young audience. "Viewers want to see what they don't have. They want to see young people's lives in Western countries," explains TV presenter Luna Shadzi. Cultural freedom may prove more powerful than all the political propaganda.
• The Offspring- Tehran7th track on The Offspring's Self-titled album, 1987-1989
• Vigen-Be Yade TehranViguen, The King Of Jazz.(23 Nov 1929-26 Oct 2003)The first person who brought the guitar to Iranian music, and started a new music generation.Rest in peace.
• Grand Bazaar of Tehran 2008 بازار بزرگ تهرانThe Grand Bazaar of Tehran, recognized as the world's largest Bazaar, includes 10 km of covered stores and has got several entrances.Bazaar is a city within a city, encompassing more than a dozen mosques, several guesthouses, a handful of banks, one church and even a fire station. It is an ideal and cheap place to stock up on almost anything you need.Originally, a public market district of a Persian town. From Persia the term spread to Arabia (the Arabic word sūq is synonymous), Turkey, and North Africa. In India it came to be applied to a single shop, and in current English usage it is applied both to a single shop or concession selling miscellaneous articles and to a fair at which such miscellany is sold, sometimes for charity.For more information refer to Irpedia and Britannica ;)The name of the song in this video is Konji Kenaghdoon, click on the link below to download this song:http://theevilpersian.diinoweb.com/files/Music/Konji%20Kenaghdoon.wma
• Fereydoun- TehranPersian music- Fereydoun- Tehran
• last tango in TehranTehran City
• Golestan Palace, Tehran, Iran.The oldest of the historic monuments in Tehran, the Golestan Palace (also Gulistan Palace) (The Rose Garden Palace) belongs to a group of royal buildings that were once enclosed within the mud-thatched walls of Tehran's Historic Arg (citadel).The Arg was built during the reign of Tahmasp I (r. 1524-1576) of the Safavid dynasty (1502-1736), and was later renovated by Karim Khan Zand (r. 1750-1779). Agha Mohamd Khan Qajar (1742-1797) chose Tehran as his capital. The Arg became the site of the Qajar (1794-1925). The Court and Golestan Palace became the official residence of the royal Qajar family. The palace was rebuilt to its current form in 1865 by Haji Abol-hasan Mimar Navai.
• Iran TV Tehran Metro FeatureBroadcast 16 february on Iranian state satellite TV (IRINN).For translation with a link back tothis video:http://www.musicman.com/motarjem/motarjem.htmlhttp://www.musicman.com/mp/mp.html
• Matt Lauer in Tehran 1 of 4BazaarThank you NBC for this footage
• EY KAREVAN by Alireza Assar - 2001 concert, Tehran, Iran"Ey Karevan" by Iranian lovely pop singer Alireza Assar. Live at 2001 concert, Tehran, Iran.The circle instrument used is called Daf.
• Baby 20 Kg i Tehran IranBaby 20 Kg i Tehran Iran
• Matt Lauer in Tehran 2 of 4Iranian womenThank you NBC for this footage

Good Morning Tehran! - Iran

May 2005Iranian exiles in the US are harnessing the power of the media to provoke regime change back home. Through uncensored satellite broadcasts they hope to encourage the masses to rise.Zia Atabay was once a famous pop star in Iran. Now, he's pouring his money into his own personal TV station to send his message back home. "I know the Iranian government is dangerous," he states. By publicising dire images of the regime's misdeeds, he hopes to bring about change. Other satellite broadcasters are using more subtle methods to bring down the government. Dancing girls, pop music and fashion videos are all banned in Iran but lapped up by a hungry young audience. "Viewers want to see what they don't have. They want to see young people's lives in Western countries," explains TV presenter Luna Shadzi. Cultural freedom may prove more powerful than all the political propaganda.

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