Sunday, November 28, 2010
So Long Nawal Al Zoghbi
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Rememeber These Guys?
If you are a Palestinian or have been close to the Palestinian cause, then you know these guys. You do not even have to like music, you can be anti-music person, but you still know of these guys and memorize a score of their songs.
Al-Ashqeen, Al 'ashqeenالعاشقين came to live in 1977 from the heart of Syria Damascus, it came together when a number of talented young Palestinian men came together. They kicked of their career by singing the famous works of notable Palestinian poets of the likes of Mahmoud Darwish and Sameeh Alqassim, but their most famous and timeless song was the work of little known Palestinian poet Noah Ibrahim to commemorate the execution of thee Palestinian leaders in Akko prisons.
Al-Ashqeen group's work came in handy during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon of 1982 and the death of countless Palestinians and Lebanese. They have many records and songs that chronicle the Palestinian journey and struggle and resistance toward self determination
They just reunited by executive order from the Palestinian president and have put a shows in various Palestinian cities in the West Bank, of course politicians flocked to take part of this historical event.
فرقة العاشقين ... من سجن عكا
فرقة العاشقين ... من سجن عكا
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Hossam Habib Needs More Fans Likes These

Hossam Habib is a true entertainer, this Egyptian star is well liked by many in Arabia, he is big on pop and recording soundtracks for a number of Egyptian movies. He is popular with concert goers around Egypt as very few stars can fire up the crowd as Hossam can.
The thing I like the most about Hossam, other than his charm and his good looks is his lyrics. Many Arab pop stars will sing stuff that does not make any sense just becasue it sounds poetic or just because it rhymes. Hossam's song actually make songs and tell stories, not just sound bites...so he doe snot settle for gibberish songs, if you notice that in all his songs he tells a story, a tale often of the mouse and cat games. See the front row ladies, they are so into his song that I think they might be the first possible Arab groupies.
See for yourself this clip for his concert at the Egyptian sea academy, see the mix of fans in age and gender...but they all seem to be fired up to be there. Keeping it cool Hossam, I look forward for your latest album, take your time, I know it will be worth the wait.Hossam Habib - A'deha video clip - Exclusive / حسام حبيب - عديها