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Viguen

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Also known as Vigen, Vigen Derderian, Viguen Derderian

Iranian singer and actor

Person · Open Library

Works
1

Top works

  • Mutluluk Elinizde

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Film & TV

Hamedan, Iran

Viguen was born into an Iranian-Armenian family of eight children in the western Iranian city of Hamadan. His father died of complications related to pneumonia when Viguen was only eight years old.He was raised by his older brother, Zaven and his mother after moving away from the family property because of a disagreement with her father. Karo Derderian, Viguen's older brother was a well known…

Known for

  • Confession1966
  • The Bride of the Sea — Habib1965
  • Fear and Darkness1963
  • Gloriosa Lily1962
  • Tomorrow Is Bright1960
  • Arshin Mal Alan — Askar1960
  • Lover's Spring1960
  • The Naughty Girl1957
  • Khoon va sharaf1955
  • The Hill of Love

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
7,783
Total plays
81,753

Tags

PersianpopIranianjazziran

Vigen Derderian (in other spellings: Viguen, Persian: ویگن) (November 23, 1929 - October 26, 2003), known as "Sultan of Persian Pop" and "Sultan of Persian jazz", was a hugely popular Armenian-Iranian pop music singer. He is famous throughout the Near East. Born into a relatively poor family of 8 children in city of Hamadān, Iran. Vigen was brought up by his older brother, after his father died when he was seven. During the second world war, his family moved to the northern city of Tabriz then u

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Iran
Place of birth
Hamadan
Place of death
Los Angeles
Languages spoken
Persian
Instrument
voice
Image
Vigen.jpg
Residence
United States
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date of birth
1929-11-23
date of death
2003-10-26
ethnic group
Iranian Armenians
cause of death
cancer
manner of death
natural causes
start of work period
1951-00-00
birth name
Վիգեն Տերտերյան
end of work period
2001-00-00
Commons category
Vigen
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