Habib (singer)

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title: "Habib (singer)" type: doc version: 1 created: 2026-02-28 author: "Wikipedia contributors" status: active scope: public tags: ["1947-births", "2016-deaths", "iranian-composers", "iranian-guitarists", "singers-from-tehran", "iranian-pop-singers", "iranian-rock-musicians", "persian-language-iranian-singers", "iranian-singer-songwriters", "iranian-male-singer-songwriters", "20th-century-iranian-male-singers", "iranian-expatriates-in-the-united-states"] description: "Iranian singer and musician" topic_path: "arts" source: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habib_(singer)" license: "CC BY-SA 4.0" wikipedia_page_id: 0 wikipedia_revision_id: 0

::summary Iranian singer and musician ::

::data[format=table title="Infobox musical artist"]

Field	Value
name	Habib
image	Habib-mohebian.jpg
native_name	حبیب محبیان
landscape	yes
native_name_lang	Fa
birth_name	Habib Mohebian
birth_date
death_date
birth_place	Tehran, Iran
death_place	Ramsar, Mazandaran, Iran
genre	Persian rock, rock, pop, country
occupation	Singer, composer, musician
instrument	Guitar, piano
years_active	1975–2016
label	Taraneh Records, Avang Music, Caltex Records
associated_acts	Mohammad Mohebian
website	Official website
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| name = Habib | image = Habib-mohebian.jpg | native_name = حبیب محبیان | landscape = yes | native_name_lang = Fa | birth_name = Habib Mohebian | birth_date = | death_date = | birth_place = Tehran, Iran | death_place = Ramsar, Mazandaran, Iran | genre = Persian rock, rock, pop, country | occupation = Singer, composer, musician | instrument = Guitar, piano | years_active = 1975–2016 | label = Taraneh Records, Avang Music, Caltex Records | associated_acts = Mohammad Mohebian | website = Official website Habib Mohebian (; 26 September 1947 – 10 June 2016), better known by his stage name Habib, was an Iranian singer, songwriter, musician, composer and arranger. He is considered one of the founders of Iranian rock music. He was one of the few Iranian singers who had composed all his works and he was one of the few Iranian singers who used a twelve-string guitar in his performances and was a professional musician of this instrument.

Early life

Habib was born on 27 September 1947 in Shemiran, Tehran province. His interest was in the guitar from the beginning. Habib's adolescence coincided with the appearance of the Beatles in the 70s of Europe, and this made him more interested in music. After being accepted in the radio and television exam, he started learning the principles and measures of composition under the supervision of Morteza Hannaneh. Later, he was able to be employed as a singer on television. After 2 years of employment in radio and television, he went to military service, and there he was also a singer of the officers' club.

Career

::figure[src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/Habib_Mohebian,_70's.jpg" caption="Habib in the 1970s"] ::

Before revolution

He released the hit album "Mard-e Tanha-ye Shab" in 1977 which led to his fame. The most famous song of this album is of the same name. Another famous song of the album is "Shahlaye Man". He also released his second album called "Salam Hamsayeh" in 1978.

Immigration to America

After the Iranian Revolution, Habib left Iran in 1983 due to the ban on his singing in Iran and settled in Los Angeles in the United States of America in 1985. He reached his prime again with "Bezan Baran" (1996) album. After that, he released another successful album called "Kavir-e Bavar" (1999), which included the famous song of "Kharchanghaye Mordabi".

beginning to work with his son

In 2002, Habib went on stage with his son Mohammad. While staying true to his principles, Habib has shown a bit more flexibility in producing music videos, performing on stage and more mainstream music to help his son's career. Their first joint album was called "Javuni".

Return to Iran

Habib travelled back to Iran in 2009 and requested the government to release the album and perform the concert. But they didn't allow this, and after returning to Iran, he released only a few singles and music videos.

Personal life

His first wife was called Shadi. They had a son, Ahmadreza. After Shadi's death, Habib married Nahid. They had a son, Mohammad.

Death

::figure[src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fd/Habibaramgah.jpg" caption="Habib's grave in [[Ketalem and Sadat Shahr"] ::

He died at 9 o'clock in the morning on Friday, June 10, 2016, at the age of 68 due to cardiac arrest in Niasteh village, Katalem, Ramsar.

Discography

Albums

• (1977) Mard-e Tanha-ye Shab
• (1978) Salaame Hamsayeh
• (1984) Aftab Mahtab
• (1988) Hamraz
• (1990) Khorshid Khanoom
• (1992) Akheh Azizam Chi Misheh?
• (1994) Sefr
• (1996) Bezan Baran
• (1999) Kavir-e Bavar
• (2001) Khodavanda
• (2002) Khane-ye Koochak
• (2004) Javuni
• (2006) Khodeshe (Feat Mohammad)
• (2008) Iran Banoo

Singles

• (2010) Shooneh Be Shooneh (Feat Ivan)
• (2010) Eshgh Khodaei
• (2012) Baran
• (2012) Abo Khaak
• (2012) Sara
• (2012) Mahkoom (Feat Samir Zand)
• (2013) To Naboodi
• (2014) Bebar ey barf
• (2014) God is great
• (2014) Naz gole baba
• (2014) Banooye sharghi
• (2015) Donya
• (2016) Goleh sorkh
• (2016) Mohkoom 2
• (2016) Donya (Remix)
• (2017) To Hosseini
• (2018) Yade Geryehat (Feat Mohamad)

References

References

1. "پسر حبیب به شایعات پیرامون حضور پدرش در ایران پاسخ داد؛ حبیب برای چه بازگشت؟". musicema.
2. "حبیب محبیان، خوانندهٔ قدیمی، درگذشت". Tabnak.
3. "Iranian singer 'Habib Mohebian' passes away".
4. "ماجرای "مرد تنهای شب" و حلقه مفقوده‌ای به نام تدبیر".
5. (2016-06-10). "خداحافظی حبیب محبیان: 'دلم از دنیا گرفته'".
6. (10 June 2016). "حبیب محبیان درگذشت". خبرگزاری مهر.
7. (2015-06-21). ""Habib" is dead". ایسنا.

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