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'''Barobax''' are an [[Iran|Iranian]] [[Pop music|pop]] band, with all the members living in [[Tehran]], Iran. They have had their music distributed internationally by record labels such as [[Avang Music]] and M4 Records.<ref>[http://www.bia2.com/music-review/review.php?id=258 Iranian Album Review at Bia2.com]</ref> Their album "Wag" was released on November 1, 2009. |
'''Barobax''' are an [[Iran|Iranian]] [[Pop music|pop]] band, with all the members living in [[Tehran]], Iran. They have had their music distributed internationally by record labels such as [[Avang Music]] and M4 Records.<ref>[http://www.bia2.com/music-review/review.php?id=258 Iranian Album Review at Bia2.com]</ref> Their album "Wag" was released on November 1, 2009. Filmed on location in Paris Café featuring Gamno, Barobax released ''Soosan Khanoom'' on January 16, 2010. |
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Barobax are an Iranian pop band, with all the members living in Tehran, Iran. They have had their music distributed internationally by record labels such as Avang Music and M4 Records.[1] Their album "Wag" was released on November 1, 2009. Filmed on location in Paris Café featuring Gamno, Barobax released Soosan Khanoom on January 16, 2010.
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The name "Barobax" is a satirical reference to pronunciation of the Persian برو بچه (boro bacheh) by the wealthier uptown citizens of north Tehran.[2]
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- ^ Iranian Album Review at Bia2.com
- ^ http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/arts/story/2003/12/031212_pm-bb-7thday.shtml Interview with Behzad Bolour, "Ruz-e Haftom," BBC Persian, December 12, 2003