Song stats
As of Aug 28, 2026, “Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan” by Sima Bina has 7,220 plays on Spotify. It is Sima Bina's 109th most-played song on FarsiChart.
Spotify plays
7,220
Rank by total plays
#24,859 of 27,966 songs
#8,408 of 10,209 on the Classic & Traditional chart
Play counts as of Aug 28, 2026 · How we count · Report an error
Play history
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Spotify plays
7,220
The Spotify count has not changed in our readings since Aug 28, 2026.
What the numbers say
In FarsiChart’s overall ranking, “Chakavak” by Parviz Meshkatian is one place above it, 2 plays ahead; “Bayat Esfahan - 2023 Remastered Version” by Marzieh is one place below, 1 play behind. Among Sima Bina’s songs it is 190 plays behind “Chaharmezrab and Avaz” (both counts as of Aug 28, 2026).
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Among Sima Bina’s songs
#109 of 240 songs, by total plays
- #108Chaharmezrab and Avaz7K
- #109Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan7K
- #110Melody Neylabak7K
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Frequently asked questions
Who sings "Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan"?
"Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan" is by Sima Bina, an Iranian singer.
How many plays does "Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan" have?
As of Aug 28, 2026, 7,220 plays on Spotify.
How popular is "Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan"?
By total plays it is the 8,408th most-played of the 10,209 songs on FarsiChart's Classic & Traditional chart and the 24,859th overall. It is 2 plays short of the next place up.
Where does "Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan" rank among Sima Bina's songs?
It is Sima Bina's 109th most-played song on FarsiChart, after "Chaharmezrab and Avaz" and ahead of "Melody Neylabak".
Where can I listen to "Koroghlu - Turkish Folkmusic of North Khorasan"?
On Spotify: the button at the top of this page opens it. If Spotify opens for you, you can also listen with the player at the top of this page. FarsiChart itself hosts no audio.
