Ali Mansouri

Ali Mansouri, an Iranian actor and composer, was born on September 16, 1974 in Tehran. He studied acting at the undergraduate level and also sought to learn music professionally. Ali Mansouri has been interested in music since childhood and one of his childhood dreams was to play and learn various instruments. In pursuit of this dream, he pursued learning music from the age of ten. He entered the Faculty of Art and Architecture in Tehran in 1997. During his college years, he pursued acting and music at the same time, including performing at a college music concert and performing in the theater. In the year 1999, his first music was the album "Ilya", which entered the music market, which he was responsible for the electronic arrangement of this work, which is one of the famous pieces of this album. It was the last year of university that he was selected during a call to play the role of "Nima" in the series "Red Line", which was a successful series and was well received by the public. It was after this that he was offered roles in a films and series. In addition to acting, he did not give up composing and performing music, and he is also active in composing the music of the film and composing and arranging pop music. Among the films and serials in which he has been present, we can name the serials Help Me, Stranger, Put Me Up, Beat, and among his films, Motherland, Last Dream, Abandoned Road, Sour Sugar, and so on. He has also composed music for several films and series, including Sour Sugar, and String Closer to the Vein. He is currently the conductor of the Benjamin Bahadori Orchestra and is also collaborating on this singer's album. One of his recent works that was widely acclaimed is the piece "Condemned" by Habib and Samir, which entered the music market under the pseudonym of Ali Parsa.