Persian Pop Songs of the 1380s FarsiChart · live ranking
The most-played Persian pop songs of the 1380s — the Jalali decade running 2001 to 2011. This is the decade Persian pop found an audience outside Iran and sent it back in, and the names at the top say so.
Updated daily · September 10, 2026
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To Nazdiki (Ft Farzad Farzin & Ali Ashabi)
Behnam Safavi, Farzad Farzin, & Ali Ashabi
666,283666K plays
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Maro Ey Doost
Mohammed Esfahani, Mohammad Esfahani, Pouya Nikpour, Pedram Keshtkar, Alireza Kohandeiri, Mehrad Sharif, Arya Aziminejad, Kamil Yaghmaei, Amiryal Arjomand, & Pirooz Arjomand
376,412376K plays
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The most-played Persian pop of the 1380s
As of September 10, 2026 they are Arash (Ft Helena), Azize Delami and Taghdir, across 100 songs on this chart.
Two industries on one chart
Arash and Kamran & Hooman were making records for a diaspora audience abroad; Benyamin Bahadori and Mansour were working a different market. The 1380s are where those two streams sat side by side in the same listening, and this chart is what that looks like counted.
Half of this is not on the mixed chart
About half these songs reach the top hundred of the general 1380s chart. The rest are crowded out by rap and traditional records, which is the reason to publish the pop cut separately.
How this list is built
A song belongs here because of its own release date, converted to the Persian calendar. The genre comes from the artist’s category on FarsiChart. Plays decide position only.
Frequently asked questions
Which decade is this?
The 1380s in the Persian calendar: 1380 to 1389, or 2001 to 2011 in Gregorian years. Not the 1980s.
Who defines this decade?
Arash, Kamran & Hooman, Benyamin Bahadori and Mansour hold the most places — two of them made abroad for a diaspora audience, two of them inside Iran. Both routes are on the same page.
Is this the same as the general 1380s chart?
Roughly half of it, because pop is the largest category in that decade. The other half is what the mixed chart has no room for.
How is this list built?
Membership comes from the release date and the artist’s category. No mood tag is involved, and plays decide only the order.
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