Where to watch Arash Labaf in the UK
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Arash has said that the reason he chooses to sing in his native language is because of his "deep attachment to Iran and Persian culture." His debut album, Arash, was released by the Warner Music Sweden in June 2005, after he had finished college. His singles, "Boro Boro" ("Go Away") and "Temptation" (featuring Rebecca) made it to the hit lists around Europe, and their respective videos garnered significant airplay on more than 20 MTV outlets across the world. In addition to successes in his home countries' music charts, namely Sweden and Iran, the platinum-selling singer and producer Arash ha…
Arash Labaf films streaming in the UK
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Arash Labaf TV shows streaming in the UK
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- Eurovision Song Contest (1956) as Self - Contestant
- Melodifestivalen (1959) Musical
- Fångarna på fortet (1990) as Self
- Rhino Season (2012) as Son
- Behrouz: A Legend on Screen (2017) as Self
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Most-watched Arash Labaf films currently: Rhino Season (2012), Behrouz: A Legend on Screen (2017).
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Selected TV credits: Eurovision Song Contest (1956), Melodifestivalen (1959), Fångarna på fortet (1990).
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