In the previous video, you saw we went to a village called Zargar, an Iranian village. Here we are going to listen to a lullaby that an old woman sings for us.

The origin of the Zargari people is shrouded in mystery, but there are several legends and theories about their ancestry. One of them says that they are descendants of three goldsmith brothers who migrated from Rumelia, a region in the Balkans, to Damascus, and then to Shiraz, during the reign of Nader Shah in the 18th century.

The Zargari people have preserved their distinct identity and traditions for centuries, despite living among Persian and Turkish speakers. They have their own religion, which is Shia Islam, but with some elements of Sufism and animism. They have their own customs, such as celebrating Nowruz (the Persian New Year) and wearing colorful clothes and jewelry. They have their own arts and crafts, such as pottery, carpet weaving, and metalwork.

In this village people speak a language they call Romano and they claim their ancestors were Italian. In the video, an old local woman sang a lullaby and I promised I am going to play the full version of her song. So, here you are with her lullaby. Listen and learn Persian language and beyond.

Also see Kahnamu,  Hilevar, and the Bazaar of Tabriz, Urmia and Urmia Lake.

To visit Iranian people and learn about their culture and nature follow THIS LINK.

To learn Persian grammar, here you can find lessons on Persian Grammar.

Are you interested in learning Persian with music, HERE is where you can find many slow Persian songs with their lyrics.

Practice Dubbing the characters in Persian series HERE.

Listen to famous speeches from Iranian political figures, and learn about their mindset and a little bit of history through their talk HERE.

Listen to Persian podcasts in simple Persian HERE