🔻 Hamid Motabsam, composer and musician Tar and Shether, revealed his new work "Shadow Dance" at the same time as the four-year anniversary of the "Zen, Zendi, Liberation" movement. A piece for voice and orchestra of national instruments dedicated to the girls of Iran.

🔻 Hamid Motabsam, composer and musician Tar and Shether, revealed his new work "Shadow Dance" at the same time as the four-year anniversary of the "Zen, Zendi, Liberation" movement. A piece for voice and orchestra of national instruments dedicated to the girls of Iran.

According to him, this work was created under the influence of interceptions after the death of Jinnah Mehsa Amini.

According to Hamid Motabsam, the creation of this piece was created in an environment where Iranian society was still deeply affected by the killing of Mehsa Amini and the subsequent interceptions. Interceptions that spread with the slogan "woman, life, liberation".

Mehsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish girl, died in Shahrivar 1401 after being arrested by the Irshad patrol, and her death sparked widespread interceptions in Iran.

Hamid Motabsam Chaichen says that the selection of songs in "Shadow Dance" was also influenced by the desire of Iranian women to liberate, and the ups and downs of the piece connected him and the singer with the events of that time. He described this work as "happy, like Mehsa" and dedicated it to the girls of Iran. The full text of the news can be found at the following link: