The last days of Esfand arrive and winter gathers its clothes, packs its suitcases and leaves, and spring gradually comes and nature puts on its floral dress. We Iranians welcome spring in the last days of Esfand by holding the Charshanbeh Suri festival. Charshanbeh Suri is an ancient and ancient festival that is held on the last Wednesday of the year before the arrival of Nowruz by lighting a fire.
Let's listen together:

What is the song "Why are you leaving our village" by Ehsan Daryadel?

Lighting a fire on Charshanbeh Suri is to find the light of knowledge in the heart and soul and to eliminate the effects of evil and inauspiciousness, because for Iranians, fire is a symbol of light, purity, freshness, creation, life, health, and ultimately the most obvious symbol of God on earth. This day is a day of celebration, a day of light, so listen to the songs of Charshanbeh Suri and light a fire, be together and thank God that human life is very short.