Susan was a popular Iranian singer of particularly the 1960s and 1970s. Among her recordings was her 1969 release of "Kolah-Makhmali".
early life
Sosan with the real name Mahnaz or Golandam Taherkhani [4] was born in Qasr Shirin in 1943. His father's name was Ibrahim and his mother's name was Bilqis. Susan's family was Kurdish.[5] After the death of his father in an accident, he migrated to the city of Takestan with his mother and settled in this city for a while and then migrated to Tehran. His mother died of cholera. Susan lived with a woman who called her aunt. In their neighborhood, there was a woman who used to sing at the door and sometimes took Susan with her to the cafe, and she also started working with two tomans a night.
Entering the field of singing
Sosan imitated the charming songs of Qamar al-Maluk Waziri and Maluk Zarrabi and worked under the name of Victor in a cafe for fifteen tomans a night. After some time, Rashid Moradi, the music composer of Kuche Bazari, met him and took him to another cafe and chose the stage name Sosan. Susan could not read or write, but she memorized the songs with the help of Rashid Moradi and Mohammad Tehrani.[