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[edit]The last editor of Kayhan newspaper was Amir Taheri until the beginning of the revolution. With the approach of the 1979 revolution, a new editorial council was formed in Kayhan, headed by Rahman Hatfi. From 1961 to 1966, Houshang Amiari was the director of the caricature department, overseeing themes of humorous paintings. Hossein Rezaei was the director of the news section of this newspaper from 1965 to 1979.[1]
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[edit]Amir Karimi was the first singer to incorporate Golrouyi's poetry into his album "Ta Hamishe" (Forever). However, it was Naser Abdollahi's fa album "Dooset Daram" (I Love You) that marked the initial release of an album featuring two songs written by Golrouyi. In 2003, Siavash Ghomayshi used Golrouyi's lyrics in several songs from the album "Neghab" (Mask), significantly contributing to Golrouyi's recognition. This collaboration continued through the album "Ragbar."
On February 29, 2012, Shahin Najafi released his fourth album, "Hich Hich Hich," featuring two songs written by Golrouyi. Golrouyi continued his collaboration with Najafi in the albums "Tramadol" and "Sa." However, their collaboration ended after Golrouyi made critical statements about Najafi in interviews.
In 2015, Ahmad Pouri fa revealed that an individual had compiled translations of Golrouyi's works along with other translators' works, publishing them under their own name. Pouri did not mention the person's name, resulting in critiques of 16 poetry books translated into French, English, Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, and Kurdish by Golrouyi. In response, Golrouyi issued a strong statement in defense of himself.
In 2016, news agencies announced that the song "Death to America" would be performed with a song by Yaghma Golrouyi and the voice of Kaveh Afagh, sparking various implications and reflections in the artistic community.
Also, in the same year, Owj Arts and Media Organization, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, confirmed Yaghma Golrouyi's cooperation in composing songs for the music videos "Life Style in Old Tehran" and "Maqam Shahada" (The value of martyrs). It was clarified that this approval does not endorse Golrouyi or his actions.