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Arabic Music
- Thread starter Rival
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@metis I didn't even know that! Well, well.
I own the following music CD and it is one of my favorites, Shaday album by Ofra Haza, came out in 1989 or abouts. She is really good looking, besides. I just put on the CD and enjoy, I thought she was Yemeni or something, but made no difference to me all I care about is the music. I also have several Arabic CDs in my collection, fantastic music!
Others,
I remember, probably it was in the 1980s, I was in Las Vegas for a conference, and stayed at the Aladdin Hotel and Casino. I remember the arrival in the "loop" (where the cars first pull up to unload bags or register) of a beautiful white luxuary car (sorry, but I think it was a Rolls) that was playing loud Arabic music. Out comes some well off Saudis from the car. The music filled the air with magic, excitement, and especially considering the Hotel theme "Aladdin"! Anyway, the hotel is gone now, but I still remember that Arabic music just as twilight came on and standing to enter the lobby of the Aladdin and that car arrives. Sounds silly, but it was a magic moment
I thought Ofra Haza did Hebrew? I love her Im Nin'Alu and Fatamorgana.
I disagree@Godobeyer Algerino is a french rapper, we can't really put his songs in "arabic music". Just my opinion
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His origine is Algerian , he had Algerian style more than French (RAI), btw he sing that song in Algeria
and his nickname is Algerino
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Hebrew and English for sure, but I don't know if she did any of her songs in Arabic.
Gangsta hip hop meets Arabic music.