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ARABIC MUSIC FOR THE FIRST TIME | Myriam Fares, Al - Majed, Abu, Yousra, Faouzia, Mehad Hamad
Published 10 Jul 2021
Welcome to this week's FEATURE FRIDAY ✌ This week we get to know about ARABIC music for the first time, Starting with Myriam Fares - Goumi. Followed by Rashed - Al-Majed - Walhan. We then ventured into the world of 3 Daqat - Abu Ft. Yousra. Faouzia - How It All Works Out blew us away, but unfortunately due to copyright issues we had to cut it out and to finish it all off we saw Mehad Hamad LIVE. Overall, an amazing, fun podcast!👏 Thank you so much for the incredible suggestions! You guys rock! ♥♥♥♥ ***************************************************************************** Follow us on... Twitter: @Feature_Friday Tik Tok: @FtFriday.Lnd Firework: @Wlsk15 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wlsk15/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/waleska15herrera/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realefraherrera/ ALL RIGHTS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS. (for any inquiries contact me at FtFriday.lnd@gmail.com) #ArabicMusic #reaction #Arabic
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as an arab (from saudi arabia) this is some general informations:
- arabic music have so much different typ
- in general, arab states of the gulf (khaleeji) songs is chill, very melodical & passionate so the concerts seems a little bit serious lol, however egyptian music is more fun & make me dance (in my opinion)
- i guess arabic songs usually all about the lyrics, instruments & melodies, not the music video, visuals & story lines. Etc.
- i guess we' re a little bit similar to latin (for the music, melodies & instruments)
- the most famous arabic musical instruments: oud, qanun, ney, daf (efra was interested about it at the final video lol) also violin, saxophone & piano are very common in arabic music.
+ i suggest you guys to check out some fus' haa " standard arabic - without accent" songs such as:
faia younan - ohebbou yadayka
nour khan - ghorabaa
kalamesque - mughrama/i want to spend (arabic cover) ft. Yazan & natalie
+ fun fact: we (arab people) could pronounce every single sound you may or may not think about it, that' s what makes my language so special for me
fairuz
sabah
wadee alsafi
melhem bar ="hidden4"akat
personally i prefer the traditional arabic songs more than the newer ones like from 2010 onwards are not my favorite but they are extremely popular with people
react to her other songs please. 282
Rashid Al-Majid is the OG
He's from my country (Saudi Ar abia) & he's very popular all around Arab countries, his artistic journey started at the age of 15 & his first public album went to market late 1984!
+ even if I'm not into Arabic music that much, his songs are different man. ugh.
Lyrics :
Times get dark and I look up towards the sky, and I gaze through its stars, maybe I could find you.
Neither have you known about the longing that's struck me, nor the sky's space would be enough for you. Oh, how I'm in love with you.
I prayed to the one who created you, my dearest, that half of the love that's in my heart strikes you, and if your love is crippling, I'm fine with that, I'm fine with that since I couldn't find an as-precious lover.
I'm yearning, I'm yearning, and if I tried to hide it, my gleaming eyes will reveal it
I miss all of you. I'd die for you and your flaws, until my heart and veins are filled with yearning, and the ground couldn't hold the painful longing.
If your absence is a dream, wake me up and I'm well again, and if there's someone else, how could he make you forget a love that no other lover has ever loved a lover before, and the sign that his heart is seeking you to this day?
Do you know that despite how I'm choking on your absence? I have a hope that you'd come back to me and I'd come back to your world.
No one in this year fits you, and don't you look for anyone who's in love with you like I am. .. ...Expand 71
also she dropped her new songshe h like " tears of gold" " don' t even know me" all her songs are so powerful, i' m a fan of her, i wish i see you guys reacting to her songs
she was born in morocco to moroccan parents. Then they moved to canada. So shes not half and half. P faouzia (foh zee ah) just turned 21. Shes been at this for 6 years or so. But i think she has one more year of university.
glad searching for her found you guys. Thanks
gulf accents are very rough, that' s why ut sounds thanks alot for the reaction hi from the uae the last guy is from uae and is an icon in my country and close countries.
respect to all arabic music. Every arab country has it' s unique touch love them all
and the ones like a tambourine is called (daff )
great choices! I enjoyed ur reactions and ur knowledge. 37
hamaki - assala - majed almohandes - mohammed abdu - zena emad - abdulmajeed abdullah - ahlam alshamsi, they' re
Thank you for exploring our music .. ...Expand 3
and all the people that were in and the instrument that efra was talking about is called tabla and its an egyption instrument and its very common in egyption songs and aslo played by one person
i hope you guys could react to anthor egyption singer called amr diab he is one of the oldest and most famous singers in egypt, thank you
i' m from middle east, and i' m so happy to see you guys enjoy our music because i feel music it' s part from our culture thank you so much i really enjoy the video and have a nice day 3>
she' s like the face of the arabic music scene for like 20 years or smth
also i
she has recorded with david guetta, john legend, kelly clarkson, galantis and ninho.
21 yrs old, born in morroco moved to canada when she was around 1
11 years of classical piano, violin, guitar, speaks 3 languages.
a engineering student at the university of manitoba.
some of the songsby her
hero
minefields faouzia featuring john legend
tears of gold (stripped)
you dont even know me (stripped) or the music video
bad dreams (stripped)
born without a heart (stripped)
how it all works out (stripped)
secrets (open mic home performance)
100 hundred band aids (stripped)
dont tell me im pretty
This flute at is called (ny) in Arabic (ryhmes with by). The mandolin-like instrument at is called (oud). The 3 instruments at are tambourines, and called (duf) in Arabic. .. ...Expand 2
|' m from saudi arabia. 1
so i have some answers i believe youre looking for. id="hidden38"r />1-as far as arabic goes we pronounce our letters the same way as theyre written so for the j (like you pronounce it in english)also the h is pronounced the same as english, but the throat sounds letter which is h in spanish but not found in english so we write as kh together so for example the name khalid is written with kh and a latin person would pronounce it like an english speaker as kalidso for them to say right is to write it with an h (which is the throat letter for them) like this halid.
2- for the instrument you were asking in maryams video i believe its mizmar (i couldnt find a name for it in english) but its kinda similar to the flute youve seen in the final video which called ney.
3-lastly is the tambourine its called daf search for it and interestingly i found a similar instrument thats called bendir just like the one we make.
for the 3 daqat song by abu i think theres only one drummer they could be more but one is enough to make these sounds and their instruments is darbouka (goblet drum)
really great video i wish guys all the best and keep it coming
thank you so much for reacting to these. 1
and alabina ft gypsy
love your reaction i hope see more to arab song. 1