the original is the Tunisian Arabic And Panrabic song the became Hit In Greece and then the serbian one.
I love serbian music but Arabs translated and developed Greek texts and works of music and mastered the musical theory of the Greeks (i.e. Systema ametabolon, enharmonium, chromatikon, diatonon).WIKIPEDIA...
And i cant remember but there is a song that Arabians took from us... anyway i love all the arabic songs!
arabic is the mother world. arabs they never copy from anybody, they make the best melodies, they influenced a big part of the world from mid asia to the atlantic coast, even the spanish flamenco is arabic music called andalusian
I don;t know what's original. It is a traditional Tunisian song after all. The most famous is by Tunisian pan-Arab singer Saber Rubai. It should be in the late 1990s. But the music is far older. There is a version for example made in 1975 by Mohamed Hanesh. Check YoutUbe after v= type 4YjeL1AK0Bw For Saber Rubai version type pIshUEyGExg There's nothing wrong by copying provided you credit the song properly and get copyright pernission
@javaguru4u Serbian (and other ex-yougoslav), greek, arabic, turkish, iranian, bollywood, bulgarian,... singers copy songs between each other but it makes nice hits though
@iBCAGtv Agree. I think the issue is plagiarism, particularly Bollywood. Copying original music and making profit without due compensation or acknowledgment. And I just like original songs they are usually the best, bit of originality goes long way.
daahhhhhhhh ist's the Tunisia Folklore wht r u argu8ing about it's 100 % arabian ttunisia song , as this exist tunsia Since forever, ot's very old in tunsia
PPle still argue about which the original song is.. Arabic, Serbian, Greek whatever... all of them are great! Who cares if its a copy? Apla akouste ta ola giati gamane apla!
Well arabikc and greek music is very similar, they always copy each others, and sing each others, i know many songs originally in arabic and in greek, and sung in both
the original is the Tunisian Arabic And Panrabic song the became Hit In Greece and then the serbian one.
I love serbian music but Arabs translated and developed Greek texts and works of music and mastered the musical theory of the Greeks (i.e. Systema ametabolon, enharmonium, chromatikon, diatonon).WIKIPEDIA...
And i cant remember but there is a song that Arabians took from us... anyway i love all the arabic songs!
MitsGreece 2 weeks ago
arabic is the mother world. arabs they never copy from anybody, they make the best melodies, they influenced a big part of the world from mid asia to the atlantic coast, even the spanish flamenco is arabic music called andalusian
cvnbvx 5 months ago
I don;t know what's original. It is a traditional Tunisian song after all. The most famous is by Tunisian pan-Arab singer Saber Rubai. It should be in the late 1990s. But the music is far older. There is a version for example made in 1975 by Mohamed Hanesh. Check YoutUbe after v= type 4YjeL1AK0Bw For Saber Rubai version type pIshUEyGExg There's nothing wrong by copying provided you credit the song properly and get copyright pernission
streetwize4ever 11 months ago
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javaguru4u 1 year ago
Bollywood also copies many arab songs :(
javaguru4u 1 year ago
@javaguru4u Serbian (and other ex-yougoslav), greek, arabic, turkish, iranian, bollywood, bulgarian,... singers copy songs between each other but it makes nice hits though
iBCAGtv 11 months ago
@iBCAGtv Agree. I think the issue is plagiarism, particularly Bollywood. Copying original music and making profit without due compensation or acknowledgment. And I just like original songs they are usually the best, bit of originality goes long way.
javaguru4u 11 months ago
daahhhhhhhh ist's the Tunisia Folklore wht r u argu8ing about it's 100 % arabian ttunisia song , as this exist tunsia Since forever, ot's very old in tunsia
flycar2005 1 year ago
daahhhhhhhh ist's the Tunisia Folklore wht r u argu8ing about it's 100 % arabian ttunisia song
flycar2005 1 year ago
not like original
handsom02 2 years ago
ajmo vikiiiii:D
jasamjaatisiti 3 years ago
PPle still argue about which the original song is.. Arabic, Serbian, Greek whatever... all of them are great! Who cares if its a copy? Apla akouste ta ola giati gamane apla!
GreekAsxetos 3 years ago 4
I AGREE!
aleksa13 3 years ago
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WTF is this, copy Arab song and make it their ''own'' sounds stupid in these east european language
TehHandyman 3 years ago
ok, yes it is a copy... so, what???
aleksa13 3 years ago
Well arabikc and greek music is very similar, they always copy each others, and sing each others, i know many songs originally in arabic and in greek, and sung in both
Romulous4 3 years ago 2
well... serbian and greek and arabic music is similar too!
aleksa13 3 years ago 2
wow
nemanja302 3 years ago
Oh, ok..nice mix..but all I caught were the greek/serbian mixes..I guess the Sarbel version has bits of Arabic?
Anyway, nicely done :)
CinnCity78 3 years ago
yeah!
aleksa13 3 years ago
This is the greek version??
CinnCity78 3 years ago
well... it's a mix of the serbian, greek and arabic version
aleksa13 3 years ago