Mehdi Moshtagh

مهدی مشتاق نوازنده سه تار و تار در مکزیک

In 2005 he published his first album named "On The Way" in Iran and in 2009 he published his second record material named "Roozgar". In 2010, after his tour in Mexico and his concerts at the "Ollin Kan" festival, he performs a concert in the city of Isfahan and this concert is published on a DVD named "The Other Pattern". He has taught various classes of setâr and târ in the cities of Isfahan, Tehran and Yazd from 2004 to 2011 and in Mexico from 2011 to the present. He is a member of the National House of Music of Iran. He has participated in numerous concerts in Asia, Europe and America.

In 2011 he emigrated to Mexico and soon founded the Ensemble Didâr1​2​3​4​ with which he began his presentations, concerts and recitals of Persian classical music. In the same year he began his teaching work that he maintains to this day. At the beginning of 2013, he founded the ensemble Setaristas Moshtâgh, a meeting place for the first generation of Mexican setaristas to interpret the traditional Persian repertoire. During his residence in Mexico, he has ventured into the Segrel5 group with the World Chess project (medieval and Renaissance music). In 2012, the National Theater Company invited him as a musical performer and composer in the play Innana.6 In January 2013 he joined the Egiptanos ensemble (migrant music and dance from Mexico) and participated in the recording of the album Quitapenas,7 whose show is nominated for the Lunas del Auditorio award. He has been a beneficiary of the 2014-2015 Scenic Creators program of the National Fund for Culture and the Arts, FONCA, with the project Perxico, Persia and Mexico. In 2016 he participates as a performer and composer in the recording of the Abgal ensemble album (original music with ancient instruments) and also publishes the album “Tarde y Lejos”, 891011 the first album of Persian Classical Music published in Mexico and Latin America. In 2018 he was a beneficiary of the FONCA Program for the Promotion of Cultural Projects and Coinversiones, in which the album Perxico