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Martik
مارتیک قره‌خانیان
Մարտիկ
Birth nameMartik Qarah Khanian
Born (1949-07-17) 17 July 1949 (age 75)
Abadan, Iran
GenresRock, pop, blues
Occupation(s)Guitarist, singer, composer
Instrument(s)Vocals, guitar
Years active1970–present
LabelsCaltex Records, Pars Video, Taraneh Enterprises Inc, OF-OZ Records, Sole Records, Avang
Websitewww.martikmusic.com

Martik Qarah Khanian (Persian: مارتیک قره‌خانیان; born 17 July 1949), known mononymously as Martik (Armenian: Մարտիկ), is an Iranian Armenian singer and songwriter.[1]

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • Harir (Martik 1), 1977 Avang
  • Toro Yadam Nemireh, 1983 OF-OZ Records
  • ABGD…(Sirelis), 1984 (Armenian Album)
  • Refaghat, 1986 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Parandeh, 1987 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Niloofar (Setareh), 1989 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Khab - Complication, 1990 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Harir - Complication, 1991 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Bahaar, 1991 Caltex Records
  • Mehmoon (with Shohreh), 1993 Caltex Records
  • Sadaf Va Sang, 1994 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Hoosa, 1995 Taraneh Enterprises Inc (Armenian Album)
  • Navaye Eshgh, 1996 Nava Entertainment
  • Atreh Lahzeha, 1997 Taraneh Enterprises Inc
  • Ba Shoma, 2002 Caltex Records
  • Sayehneshin, 2015 Sole Records

Singles

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  • Pastime Paradise, 1976
  • Gharghabeye Dard, 1976
  • Jadeye Sabz, 1976
  • Sha'er (feat. Googoosh), 1976
  • Adam O Havva (feat. Googoosh), 1978
  • Sirelis, 1984 (on Album Sirelis)
  • Karotic, 1984 (on Album Sirelis)
  • Dou Es Im Sere, 1984 (on Album Sirelis)
  • Cheshme Tou, 1987 (on Album Tanine Solh)
  • Faghat Tou, 1994 (on Album Khaneh Ashegh Koojast)
  • Negahe Tou (feat. Helen Matevosian), 2003
  • Ba Tou Bad Nistam, 2008
  • Ghalbe Man, 2008
  • Doostam Dashteh Bash, 2008
  • Windmills Of Your Mind, 2017
  • Refaghat (feat. Googoosh), 2018
  • Eshghe Kamyab (feat. Googoosh), 2019
  • Asheghet Hastam (feat. Googoosh), 2019
  • Shabe Bidad, 2021
  • Donya Khanoom, 2022[2]
  • Baranak, 2023
  • Haghighat, 2023
  • Mara Bekhan, 2023
  • Tahammolam Kon, 2024
  • Khodamo Be Tou Sepordam, 2024

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Four Tet Shares Playlist Of Artists From Countries Affected By Immigration Order". NPR.org. Retrieved 8 July 2019.
  2. ^ "Martik". Spotify. Retrieved 30 June 2023.
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