Who Is Amir Tataloo?

Amir Tataloo is an Iranian rapper, singer and songwriter from Tehran. He was born as Amir Hossein Maghsoudloo in April 1985 and began his career in 2004. He is one of the most successful and acclaimed modern Iranian musicians in the country. His songs have been featured on the soundtrack of several films and TV series, including Khane-ye Doust Kodjast?, Shekarestan and Beloved Skin.

Early Life & Career of Amir Tataloo

Tataloo's career began when he started singing rap songs with his friends in 2004. He released his first album, Parandeye Mohajer (Outsider's Butterfly), in 2007 which was a success. The album featured collaborations with other Iranian artists such as Sasy Mankan, Sohrab MJ and Ehsan Khajeh Amiri. He then released his second album, Vaveyla (Waves), in 2010 which was also a success. In 2012, he released his third album, Jangal (Jungle), which included collaborations with Reza Pishro. Since then he has released two albums, Kojaei (Speak) in 2014 and Nagzar (Bite) in 2018.

Awards & Recognition of Amir Tataloo

Tataloo has won numerous awards throughout his career, including Best Underground Artist at the Persian Music Awards in 2008 and Best Pop Artist at the same awards in 2009. He has also been nominated for various awards by different organizations such as the World Music Awards and MTV Europe Music Awards.

Amir Tataloo's Legacy

Tataloo has become one of the most successful modern Iranian musicians in the country and has had a huge influence on the Iranian music industry. His songs have been featured on the soundtracks of several films and TV series, making him a household name in the country. He has also collaborated with other popular Iranian artists and continues to be a major influence in the industry.