Roygari began his artistic career as a painter and stage actor before gaining public recognition as a singer. His background in theater had a deep influence on his musical style, giving his vocal performances a dramatic, expressive quality. This combination of visual art, acting, and music shaped him into a multidimensional artist rather than a single-discipline performer.
Reza Roygari rose to widespread fame during the years surrounding the Revolution (1979). His music from this period resonated deeply with the public due to its emotional intensity, patriotic spirit, and connection to social realities. His most famous and enduring song, is considered one of the most iconic patriotic anthems in modern history. The song has been repeatedly broadcast during national events, commemorations, and moments of collective remembrance, firmly associating Roygari’s voice with themes of homeland, resistance, and unity.
