Del-e Kotlet Shekast

Style: Persian humorous comedy song, nostalgic Iranian koocheh bazari pop, inspired by the playful melodic feel of classic Persian novelty songs. Very catchy repetitive chorus, bouncy dance rhythm, exaggerated dramatic male vocals, deep and expressive baritone voice, funny emotional singing, theatrical delivery, playful vocal ornaments, cheeky comedic timing, lively Persian percussion, tombak, darbuka, accordion, keyboard and festive synths. Make it ridiculously funny, mischievous, satirical and irresistibly catchy. The singer should sound heartbroken over absurd things like kotlet, Mooshali and Bibi Joon, as if singing a tragic love song about food. Strong rhythmic groove, memorable sing-along hook, humorous pauses, energetic instrumental fills, playful backing vocals repeating “Bibi Joon!”. Authentic Persian pronunciation. Upbeat tempo, festive party atmosphere, funny dramatic climax, memorable ending. Avoid serious or sad mood.