Kim Jun-pyo, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Iran, performed the famous Iranian song “Soltaneh Ghalbha” with the Mitra Orchestra to mark the 64th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Iran.
“Soltaneh Ghalbha” is one of Iran’s classic and well-known popular songs. It became widely famous through the film of the same name in the 1960s and is considered one of the nostalgic works of Iranian popular music.
The South Korean Embassy described the performance as a musical gift expressing respect and affection for Iran and its culture. The Mitra Orchestra also said the performance was intended to express friendship and strengthen cultural ties between the people of South Korea and Iran.
The performance comes as diplomatic relations between South Korea and Iran enter their 64th year.
“Soltaneh Ghalbha,” meaning “King of Hearts,” is a famous classic Iranian song that gained popularity in the 1960s. The song was performed by Mohammad Ali Fardin in the film Soltaneh Ghalbha and became highly popular.
The title “Soltaneh Ghalbha” means “King of Hearts,” and the song is regarded as one of the best-known and most nostalgic works of Iranian popular music.
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