Saddest Persian Songs of the 1390s 2026 FarsiChart · live ranking
The most-played sad Persian songs of the 1390s — the Jalali decade running 2011 to 2021. A generation of heartbreak in one list, and almost none of it reaches the all-time sad chart, where older records still hold the top.
Updated daily · September 10, 2026
The saddest Persian songs of the 1390s
As of September 10, 2026 they are Behet Ghol Midam (Live), Behet Ghol Midam and Ageh Yeh Rooz (Ft Dariush), across 100 songs on this chart.
The decade sadness stopped being only pop
About two thirds of this chart is pop, a fifth is rap and the remainder classical. That mix does not appear on the older decades, where sorrow is almost entirely a singer with an orchestra. The 1390s are where a rapper grieving became an ordinary thing to hear.
Shadmehr Aghili owns it
He holds more places here than anyone, with Mohsen Yeganeh, Morteza Pashaei and Amir Tataloo behind him — four names that between them describe the whole emotional register of the decade.
Why it is not the sad chart
The all-time sad chart is still held by older records with decades of listening behind them. Almost nothing from this page reaches its top hundred.
How this list is built
A person confirmed the mood of every song. The decade is computed from the release date in the Persian calendar, where Nowruz falls in March, so a January release belongs to the previous Jalali year.
Frequently asked questions
Which decade is this?
The 1390s in the Persian calendar: 1390 to 1399, or 2011 to 2021 in Gregorian years. Not the 1990s.
Who leads it?
Shadmehr Aghili holds the most places by a distance, with Mohsen Yeganeh, Morteza Pashaei and Amir Tataloo level behind him.
Is it only pop?
No, and that is the surprise: about two thirds is pop, a fifth is rap and the rest classical. The 1390s are the decade sad rap became ordinary.
How is this list built?
A person judged the mood of every song; the decade comes from its own release date. Plays decide only the order.
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