Bahram Gholamhosseini, known as Elaheh, was a Persian singer.
Elahe was a student of Abdullah Davami, a master of classical Iranian music and Gholam Hossein Banan, a famous singer of Iranian traditional music. And it was special to traditional music.


Picture of the goddess on the cover of the phonograph
The first official broadcast of Goddess's voice, Pritchehr, in the film The Man Who Suffered, introduced Majid Faithful to read in the film.
Elaheh went to the radio with the singing of the famous scandalous song by Bahador Yeganeh, composed by Homayoun Khorram, and was a major singer of flowers for fifteen years. Many of the songs sung by the goddess are from Homayoun Khorram. Among his most famous performances was a song sung by the blood of the young homeland's tulip, composed and sung by Aref Ghazvini, arranged by Rouhullah Khaleghi for the grand orchestra and performed by the goddess.
In later years, Goddess also performed songs in pop, but she was mostly a traditional singer. Homayoun Khoram is also one of the most enduring songs of Goddess.
He has been active in Iranian music for nearly fifty years and has performed more than one hundred pieces of the old and famous collection of flowers on Iranian Radio, performing more than 4 songs during his artistic career. Goddess has been active in most radio music programs of her time.
During her singing career, Elaheh collaborated with a number of well-known poets and songwriters such as Parviz Yahaki and Homayoun Khoram, Mohammad Abdul Samadi, Javad Lashgari and Venice.
Outside of Iran, Goddess occasionally performed concerts and released her album Saghi only at this time, though traditional Iranian music outside of Iran was less popular.

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