One round before the season's last night, this Semi Final episode of The Voice of Persia narrows the field further as contestants perform live for a panel of established Persian-language recording artists.

What is E13 Semi Final about?

Billed as the Semi Final of the 2021 season, the episode sits directly ahead of the Final in the competition's broadcast order, meaning fewer contestants remain and each performance carries added weight toward reaching the last stage. Like the rest of this live-event series, the episode has no scripted narrative: it is structured around a sequence of solo performances, panel reaction, and the results that carry singers through to the next round. For anyone new to the season, the Semi Final still shows the show's format clearly — vocal performance judged in front of a live audience, without the blind-audition setup used earlier in the season. The episode is part of K-Time's Live Events and Music library, drawn from the full 2021 run of The Voice of Persia produced by MBC Persia for a Persian-speaking audience based outside Iran.

About the cast

Leila Forohar, Bijan Mortazavi, Sogand, and Kamiyar make up the panel across the season, each bringing a recording career of their own to how they react to and discuss the contestants' performances. That mix of backgrounds — spanning different eras and styles of Persian popular music — is part of what a Semi Final broadcast like this one puts on display alongside the singers themselves.

Context & significance

The Voice of Persia follows the same international Voice format familiar from its many regional versions, adapted here into Persian and produced by MBC Persia for diaspora audiences. Structurally, the season runs blind auditions, then live rounds including this Semi Final, before the Final decides a winner. Because the broadcast is entirely in Persian, no dubbed or subtitled version of this episode exists on K-Time.

Watching E13 Semi Final on Ktime

The Semi Final streams on K-Time with a free account login, sitting alongside the season's earlier and later episodes for viewers following the competition in order. K-Time's Farsi-language interface is built with exactly this kind of live Persian broadcast in mind, making it straightforward for diaspora viewers to pick up a season mid-run.