Sussan Deyhim and ‘Neda’s Eyes’

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Sussan Deyhim and ‘Neda’s Eyes’

By The World ⋅ March 24, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

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Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Iranian musician Sussan Deyhim who moved to the United States after Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979. She’s been outspoken critic of Iran’s fundamentalist government ever since. Deyhim dedicates a new song to a young woman who was killed during Iran’s recent Green Revolution. The song is called “Neda’s Eyes.”

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3 comments for “Sussan Deyhim and ‘Neda’s Eyes’”

http://www.facebook.com/people/Elizabeth-Lahey/1609428626 Elizabeth Lahey

Sussan Deyhim is a brilliant star of timeless poetry in voice- We must listen to her Persian voice for peace for love, and for reaching across all boundaries!
http://www.facebook.com/people/Kelvin-Chen/100002140397692 Kelvin Chen

that were to retrived among the galleries …thank you….http://www.green4care.com
http://www.facebook.com/people/Margaret-Mize-Cowie/100000650216942 Margaret Mize Cowie

I heard the interview on 3-24-2011. Loved it. Her music spoke to my soul. I will purchase the CD and use it for relaxation techniques, a meditation of sorts. I especially loved the Persian prayer and found it so compelling that U2 uses it to open their performances. Thanks for the mind stimulating interview.

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