فاطمه واعظی , Parisa Hossein Omoumi - Tale Of Love Vol I Esfahan

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Review by Di Lun

Tale Of Love Vol I Esfahan: A Persian Masterpiece That’ll Knock Your Socks Off Alright, let’s cut to the chase. Tale Of Love Vol I Esfahan by فاطمه واعظی (Fateme Vaezi) and Parisa Hossein Omoumi isn’t your run-of-the-mill world music album—it’s a gut-punch of raw emotion wrapped in Persian classical perfection. Released in 1999 under Quarter Tone Productions, this sucker hits hard, especially if you’re into folk, world, or country vibes with an ancient twist. And trust me, once it gets its hooks in you, there’s no letting go. The whole thing screams authenticity, but two tracks stand out like sore thumbs—“Tasnif - Dear Love” and “Bayate Raje.” Let’s break ‘em down real quick. First up, “Tasnif - Dear Love.” This track is straight fire. It opens with vocals so haunting they feel like they’ve been echoing through centuries. Fateme Vaezi doesn’t just sing; she bleeds every damn word. The melody creeps up on you slow, almost teasing, before exploding into something that feels like… well, love itself. Raw, messy, beautiful. You don’t listen to this—you live it. Every note sticks to your soul like gum on a hot sidewalk. Can’t shake it off even if you tried. Then there’s “Bayate Raje,” which comes at ya twice because apparently one round wasn’t enough torture for your heartstrings. This piece is pure instrumental magic. The strings? Razor-sharp. The rhythm? Relentless. It builds tension like nobody’s business, keeping you on edge until BAM—it drops into this rich tapestry of sound that makes your chest vibrate. If you’re not clutching your headphones by the end of this bad boy, check your pulse—you might be dead. Look, I ain’t gonna sugarcoat it: this album ain’t for everyone. If you’re looking for some poppy fluff to blast while cruising in your car, keep scrolling. But if you want music that challenges you, pulls you apart, then stitches you back together again, this is IT. Fateme and Parisa aren’t playing games here—they’re serving up tradition with a side of raw passion, and it’s glorious. Here’s the kicker though—the fact that this gem came out of the US in 1999 kinda blows my mind. Like, how does something this steeped in Persian culture land stateside without losing its essence? Beats me, but damn am I glad it did. So yeah, Tale Of Love Vol I Esfahan isn’t just an album—it’s an experience. One minute you’re vibing, the next you’re questioning all your life choices. Weird flex, but okay.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Bayate Raje, Arbi and Avaz
Tasnif - Dear Love
Foround
Tasnif - Curts
Pishdaramad
Daramad
Zarbi and Avaz
Bayate Raje
Tale of Love

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Catalog Numbers

QTCD-1005

Labels

Quarter Tone Productions

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Notes

  • Live in Concert USA Tour.
  • Persian Traditional Music

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Barcode: 786417100525

About فاطمه واعظی , Parisa Hossein Omoumi

Parisa (born 1950 in Tonekabon, Iran) is an Iranian Persian classical singer.

Real Name

    • فاطمه واعظی (Fātemeh Vā'ezi)

Name Vars

  • Fatemeh Va'ezi Parisa
  • Fatemer Vaezi Parisa
  • Fatome V. Parisa
  • Fātima V. Parisā
  • Parisa
  • Parissa
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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that the album *Tale Of Love Vol I Esfahan* blends Persian classical music with deep emotional storytelling? Released in 1999 by فاطمه واعظی and Parisa Hossein Omoumi, it takes listeners on a journey through traditional styles like Bayate Raje and Avaz. The album was produced in the US under Quarter Tone Productions. Tracks like "Tasnif - Dear Love" and "Tale of Love" highlight the rich cultural roots of Persian folk music. It’s a beautiful mix of heritage and artistry.