Umm Kulthum - Nazra

[syrianboy80]

IF YOU NOTICED SHE HOLD HER LEFT SIDE....SHE HAD KIDNEYS PROBLEMS

[syrianboy80]

LIFE WILL NEVER SEE LIKE UMM KULTHUM AGIAN

[Aljbwri1986]

wrong translation instead of writng "year" they translate "greeting" she cleraly she said Year not greeting



[maracmarac]

@Aljbwri1986

no she didnt

[ZahedsMusicAlbum]

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[Bluecigars]

at 1:49 there is a lilt in her voice that could write a book---at the end of nazra---where is the talent today in Arabic music? Only loud speakers that block non talent.

[kushedup313]

Lebanese music is better??? how is that when umm kasoum is the best. Go get killed you dumb bastard

[zafff13]

Lebanese music is much better

[mahmoudrezika]

@zafff13 stfu jealous  fag

[zafff13]

@mahmoudrezika jealous of what ? a boring monotonic singer with little if any talent? ya habibi, do your self a favor and start listening to real music.

[ahmedbilalawan]

@zafff13 some people on youtube are for fight and arguments. you can be a better one... please dont spread hatred!!!!

[ahmedbilalawan]

@zafff13 some people on youtube are for fight and arguments. you can be a better one...

[aaqq8520]

عظمه على عظمه ياست

[dmtharpua]

amazing voice

[TheKireiNeko]

A timeless artiste.

[arabique]

you are listening to the voice of the angels

[zazapipe]

is this part of documentary? where can i find the full version please? thank you

[euroabs]

i wish i never forgot arabic....

[crowjaney]

The imagination it takes to even expect this from someone..........

[olga644061]

diamond of the first water.....bravo

[rajinder2k4]

a beautiful woman and song

[monaelrasam]

الله الله الله الله الله رحمة الله عليكى سيدة الفن الراقى

[abonawas]

from a dusty aegyptian village genuis was born and will shine no matter waht.....sooma

[amineyakine]

Such excellence is the essecnce of Tarab Al Asil, Ah,Ah,Ah ya Kaltoum. How many nights you kept me company, when there was only darkness and lonileness.

[nashwanashwa]

how would you know. you better stick to what you know. You will never be able to understand such excellence

[goodsunnymurchison]

Umm Kulthum was the Queen of Arabic poetic music.. She touched everyone in the Arabic world. Did you see her funeral?

Al Shemps

San Marino, California

[nurhabibi46]

SHE IS THE QUEEN OF THE ARABIC MUSIC !

[Segeju]

Could someone please tell me the full name of this song?

Shukran.

[ThePrettyplumas]

I found two ways<<

Nadhra or Nazra

Karim is singing in a fast/pop version. check it out

[holygroove2]

Ya'll check her breathe control at 1:31 to 1:48 AND she manages to finish the phrase with those amazing flourishes that she uses. I don't understand the language but this woman could sing her behind off... she shakes her neck with an attitude when she sings and it makes me laugh!

[ascistyle]

she's got such a amazing smile and voice! breathtaking..

[power54041]

Amazing ! There will never be a singer like this again. she is like the pyramids .Forever!

[ahmedbilalawan]

@power54041 you are 100% true. I cant understand Arabic but i love to listen her.

From Pakistan.

[ashburnhouse]

@power54041 She is like a sandwich, so delicious. 

[rikkel]

which documentary is this?

[kronk99]

It is from "Umm Kulthum: A Voice Like Egypt". It's out on DVD now...I got mine at Music Box in Westwood, L.A/California for $22 but I've seen it online for $19.99 from Blockbuster....There are some great extras on the DVD version...

[hoetemoe]

I also bought a DVD in Paris at the exhebition of her. It 's called; Oum Kalthoum L'astre de l'Orient. Film by Feriel Ben Mahmoud. Very interesting documentary.

[chateauala]

thank you for posting video with Oum Kalthoum! ^_^

[Scheherazad]

Greetings all. I haven't been on youtube for a while. My mother and I have been watching the Egyptian serial based on her life. The music and the songs are spectacular and have reminded me that I ought to listen to her more often. & thanks for correcting the year of her death. I shall not forget it. :)

[nayef012]

where did you find the series? i can't find it on any website

[hoetemoe]

Yes, she died in 1975.

This is such a beautifull Tarab. Does anyone know from which of her songs this is?

[masri2hollanda]

Umm Kulthum - howa saheeh ala hawa ghalaab

ام كلثوم - هو صحيح على هوى غلاب

[hoetemoe]

Thank you Masri2hollanda!

[horsestoby]

wow everynight i listen to 1 song of umm kulthum and 1 song of fairouz and they both are my bigest role models to whne i grow up i think they both have a vioce that should be kept as a treasure for only the bright could hear BRAVO!!!!!!!!! <3

[ameeroshxkr]

to Scheherazad ,,u are mistaken , she died on 1975

[drzhava73]

A voice of pure gold!

[ramey100]

omggggggggg i love u um kolthoummm i love u soo muchhh

[Scheherazad]

She is amazing!!! My mother took me to a concert of hers in 1970 when I was 14. I shall never forget the experience for as long as I live. She was truly amazing.

[jojoayyah]

waattt...???????

wasnt she like diedddd

[ramey100]

1970 i dont think she was still alive in 1970

[Scheherazad]

Friends, she was still alive in 1970. She died in 1977 if I am not mistaken.  It should be hard to find out. There is much autobiographical information about her.

[SisyphusOne]

Umm Kulthum (Arabic: أم كلثوم, born فاطمة إبراهيم البلتاجي, Fatima Ibrahīm al-Baltagī) (December 31, 1904February 3, 1975) in Al Senbellawein was an Egyptian singer, songwriter, and an actress. She is known as "the Star of the East". More than three decades after her death, she is still recognized as the Arab world's most famous and distinguished singer of the 20th century ; Reference : her official wesite.

[furthestreaches]

Her singing and her songs just destroy me.

Did you ever locate the complete video of this performance?

[hadigump]

my father recorded this songs when i was a boy, my father used to listen to it evry night... i still remember it in 90's ...

[nimagol]

As an Iranian I have to say I am at awe....she truly was the voice of not only the Arab world but the humanity in all of us. Bravo!

[somer98]

Beautiful...It is like Jazz with words (in terms of improvisation)

A fan from Pakistan

[yogomonte]

I had a professor that had clips from this DVD I'm not sure if she has the whole DVD though. I will try and contact her and see.

[faeydra]

I have been looking for this piece for awhile now. Thank you for posting it.

A singer who can do this with "one" word is beyond genius. And her smile and the appreciative audience who understands her........just amazing.

[hadeeelj]

um wow?? beautiful, absolutely beautiful...

[spartason]

Alffy74, I totally agree with you, 2 minutes of a song like this one is totally torturing, but it's a wakening; and that is a good sign. This special part of this song is actually the main column (Love start with Nazra, but then blind people relies on their hearing).

[Alffy74]

This is indeed the best version of Houwwa Sa7i7 el Hawa Ghallab. She sang it in Rabat, Morocco in March 1968 when she started touring the Arab World after the Six-Day War defeat of 1967. I don't know of anybody who has the complete version of this song, but you can find a longer and commentary-uninterrupted version in the documentary "Umm Kulthum in Morocco" (Umm Kulthum fi le Maghreb), produced and distributed by Fouad Antoun productions. In the same concert, she sang "Rouba3iyat el Khayyam".