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Mohammad Reza Naseri Azad[2] (Persian: محمد رضا ناصری آزاد; Born February 5, 1988) who is known by the Stage name Reza Pishro, is an Iranian rapper, singer, songwriter, composer, and music producer in Persian rap.[3] He started his career in 2001 with the Nickname "Reza 3pac".[4] Pishro has played a significant role in establishing several underground music groups, such as Samet. In 2017, following his arrest and conviction for unauthorized artistic activities, he left Iran. He continued his music career in Istanbul for a period before relocating to Dubai.[5] Reza Pishro's early life was marked by significant hardships, including the imprisonment and death of his father and the subsequent separation of his parents. At seven, he was introduced to hip-hop and rap music after receiving a cassette player and several tapes as gifts from his father. These tapes featured legendary artists such as Rakim and Tupac Shakur, sparking his interest in the genre. Inspired by these influences, Pishro began writing rap lyrics from a young age. His first song, never released, was a diss track aimed at his father. His younger brothers, Ali Owj and Omid Ghadar, are also involved in the hip-hop music scene.[3] ♾
Read moreMohammad Reza Naseri Azad[2] (Persian: محمد رضا ناصری آزاد; Born February 5, 1988) who is known by the Stage name Reza Pishro, is an Iranian rapper, singer, songwriter, composer, and music producer in Persian rap.[3] He started his career in 2001 with the Nickname "Reza 3pac".[4] Pishro has played a significant role in establishing several underground music groups, such as Samet. In 2017, following his arrest and conviction for unauthorized artistic activities, he left Iran. He continued his music career in Istanbul for a period before relocating to Dubai.[5] Reza Pishro's early life was marked by significant hardships, including the imprisonment and death of his father and the subsequent separation of his parents. At seven, he was introduced to hip-hop and rap music after receiving a cassette player and several tapes as gifts from his father. These tapes featured legendary artists such as Rakim and Tupac Shakur, sparking his interest in the genre. Inspired by these influences, Pishro began writing rap lyrics from a young age. His first song, never released, was a diss track aimed at his father. His younger brothers, Ali Owj and Omid Ghadar, are also involved in the hip-hop music scene.[3] ♾
