Mohammad Mahdi Vaezi Esfahani, known as Mohammad Esfahani, was born on July 5, 1966, in Tehran, Iran. He is an Iranian pop and traditional music singer and composer who holds a first-degree artistic certificate in Iranian traditional singing. Esfahani began his career by performing works based on poems by contemporary poets like Fereydoun Moshiri and recording theme songs for television series. His breakthrough came with the theme song for the 1994 television series Avaye Fakhteh, directed by Bahman Zarrinpour. Throughout his career, Esfahani has released numerous albums, including Noon va Dalghak, which gained significant attention for addressing social issues and is recognized as one of Iran's best-selling pop music albums. He was named the Best Pop Singer of the 2000s by Taraneh Mah magazine and the Best Theme Song Singer of 2012 by Musicema for his work on the series Ye Tikke Zamin.
