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Giuni Russo Foug Al Nakhal فوق النخل. Fa parte del CD "Cercati In Me", postumo, pubblicato nel 2008.
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Giuni Russo Foug Al Nakhal فوق النخل. Fa parte del CD "Cercati In Me", postumo, pubblicato nel 2008.
Foug Al Nakhal فوق النخل , trad. dall'Arabo "Sulle Palme" è una canzone tradizionale di origine Persiana e facente parte oggi del repertorio popolare Iracheno. Il testo, melodico e avvolgente, rievoca i canti Sufi dell'epoca d'oro, intorno al XII secolo d.C. Tratta della passione che travolge il protagonista per l'amante. Per la prima volta in tempi odierni è stata cantata da Franco Battiato nella lingua originaria proprio a Baghdad nel 1992. E' cantata da Nabil Salameh, voce nel duo Radiodervish, nel film animato "La Luna nel Deserto", uscito in anteprima a Foggia l'8 Aprile del 2008.
فوق النخل
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فوق النخل فوق يابا فوق النخل فوق
ما دري لامع خدك يابا مادري القمر فوق
والله ما رديا باليني بلوه
Foug Al Nakhal
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Foug annakhl foug Yaba foug annakhl foug
Madri lama khaddak yaba Madril gomar foug
Wallah mareedak Baleeni balwah
Sulle Palme
Lyrics
Sulle palme, Padre mio, lassù sulle palme, lassù
non so, Padre mio, se è la sua gota che brilla o la luna, lassù.
E giuro che io non voglio che lei, ma, la pena mi tormenta, mi sta mettendo nei guai.
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Azam ali is a Persian singer and she sings in this song (Bulgarian)...and she sings song in the movie's soundtrack "300" "Message fo...
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Azam ali is a Persian singer and she sings in this song (Bulgarian)...and she sings song in the movie's soundtrack "300" "Message for the Queen", "composed" :-)(actuality stolen) by Tyler Bates from Bulgaria, an US film music producer and "composer" :-))and based on "Zaydi, zaydi yasno Slance".
Feast of Silence Year: 2004 A traditional song from Bulgaria arranged by Azam Ali and Greg Ellis of Vas
Second volume of Le Mystere des voix Bulgares features performances by the Bulgarian State Radio and Televison Female Choir and the Female Vocal Choir, Sofia won a GRAMMY award in 1989. The Bulgarian State Radio and Television Female Vocal Choir is an internationally renowned World Music ensemble that blends traditional six-part a capella repertoire with modern arrangements. It is most recognized under the recording name Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares. First created in Bulgaria in 1952 by Philip Koutev, "the father of Bulgarian concert folk music," the choir is now under the direction of Dora Hristova. Koutev also created and conducted the Ensemble of the Bulgarian Republic in 1951.
http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Awards/W...
Travelling with divine, magic music
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list...
....Azam Ali Greg Ellis Vas Izgrejala
In a career which spans over a decade and includes eight collaborative albums and solo albums, Azam Ali has confirmed her place as one of the most prolific, versatile, and gifted singers on the world music stage today. Her dedication to defying cultural specificity in music, and her unwillingness to settle into one form of musical expression have earned her the respect of both her peers and critics worldwide. When one looks at her entire body of work, it is hard to deny Azam her rightful place among the best singers and composers in music today.
Elysium for the Brave, Azam's second solo album, signals a new turn in her musical evolution. The album, her most ambitious work to date, brings together musicians from varied musical backgrounds performing in diverse permutations. Singing predominantly in English for the first time, the songs are based on lyrics written by Azam herself and reveal a poetic lyricism heard only in glimpses of her previous works.
300 movie NIYAZ
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nel ringraziarti di esserti abbonato al mio canale, invio anche cordiali auguri per un buon 2009 per le tue interessanti ricerche.
Giuliano