Just so you know, faouzia has a new song that just came out on friday. It's her best song in years to me. She's finally back to what makes us love her, unique music that shows off her unique voice.
You NEED to react to her new live performance of fur Elise!! I am really curious to hear your reaction and comments on her style and runs! I love hearing your perspective and analysis! Hope you’re well
A few notes: - Ya Layli Ya Layli: means Oh My Night, Oh My Night: is a popular "warm up" / intro used in arabic classics. Faouzia dropped the "Oh" in the beginning. Both versions are used. - Ghzalti: is the female form of my sweetheart/loved one, while ghzali is the male form of my sweetheart/loved one.
Lyrics is Ghzali not Ghzalti, not sure where that T came from, it's not silent or anything, هادي مدة و أنا نحوس على غزالي Hadi modda wa na n'hawwass ala ghzali It's been a while since I've vern looking for my beauty
So nice to see you do another Faouzia reaction after all this time! Have you seen her new single "Fur Elise" that came out two days ago? I think you would really appreciate it but it's not live...yet...if you'd be willing to do more Faouzia live performances I think you'd really enjoy her Amazon Live performances!
okay gotta explain you something about the "ghzalti" she didn't pronounce the t because in arabic we have feminine and masculine differences in the same words , and the original singer is a male singer he says Ghzalti which translates into my beauty (a woman) faouzia is a female and straight so she automatically sings is Ghzali which means the same thing but ( a man ) hope that helps 🤍 also a note that the dialect for this song is called Darija which the Arabic dialect we speak in North Africa
@@jessicasopranonotes This explanation offered above is actually missing a few more important details. In Arabic, the masculine form is commonly used to refer to the female (beloved). Doing so has the subtle effect of denoting who has the power over who in that relationship. She has the power over him. In the original Sting song, it is indeed pronounced "ghazalti" (feminine form of the word). I would argue that using the feminine form has nothing to do with common practice in Arabic in such situations (where referring to the female beloeved in the masculine form would be far more common) but rather may have to do with the particulars of Algerian Arabic, or simply a judgement call on behalf of the Algerian artist who might have thought "ghazalti" sounds phonetically better in the song. Hope it helps! And you and your channel are amazing! Cheers!
Faouzia is amazing. She has one of the most clear and open voices and her ability to perform the quick note changes is incredible. Thank you so much Jessica for this great job you have done. A big hug
I am not sure - but so far I remember sting (the original writer of the song) was very impressed by the desert and the beauty as he visit Algeria - and wrote the song in collab with an famous Algerian Singer Cheb Mami - who sang and wrote the Arabic part
Your videos, Jess, are like a university level class in music appreciation. You catch the nuances, and are able to explain what is happening musically to a wide audience. Your passion for beautiful music is contagious and eloquently presented.❤
Arabic is the second hardest language in the world as it has soooooo much words and letters it’s the most expressive language as it holds soo much emotions
As somebody who has NO music knowledge whatsoever, watching videos like this blows my mind even more when I'm reminded that Faouzia has never had vocal coaching lessons. I've already been listening to her songs and following her work for about 3 and a half years, but I'm still completely mesmerised by her voice.
When you were discussing the lyric repetition with melodic variations my mind connected almost immediately with your idea of the multitude of questions that would arise upon encountering a rose in the middle of the desert and I wondered if the melodic variations on the same lyric might have been, if not completely but perhaps partly, a means of communicating that state of mental/emotional sensory assault. Fouzia's voice is exceptional and so was the effort you put forward in doing this analysis. Truly a remarkable job, Jess.
Since this month is Holy Week, I'm going to take advantage of this video to recommend again to Jessica Camilo Sesto's presentation of the theme song of the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. I think it is the right time to remember this record, because it has been 54 years since the original album came out, 51 years since the movie was released and 49 years since Camilo Sesto took it to the stages of Madrid. I think it is appropriate to remember it because surely many of Jessica's followers are too young to know this music, and the truth is that I think it is very important to fill those gaps in the knowledge of many, because without those previous works, I think there would be no music today. Regardless of all that, it's a great song and a spectacular presentation, that's why I want to recommend Jessica to listen to it and analyze it (there's a lot to comment on that presentation). As I said a thousand times, a big hug and we will be here to support your work, you deserve not only 100K subscribers, but many, many more. Uyyyy, I forgot, the link to the video: ruclips.net/video/OTQqgnbQ1_4/видео.html
The beginning was in arabic... In all this song she use quarter tone that only in arabic songs exist. Plus she use fast run... The original song was a duo with Sting and an algerien singer... Laili is one word in arabic that's means my knight ... Hadi mouda touila means it makes a long Time... Stay safe
The Arabic words in this song are very few. But they are poetic words that carry a lot of emotional feelings. They are many in Arabic poems and songs. In the first song: "ya lily, oh lily, ya lily " Meaning: Oh my night.. The longing person who is far from his love feels the feelings of his pain, his love far away from him... during the night, when everything is quiet, memories come and haunt his imagination and arouse his longing and pain... so he calls out in pain: “ya lily ya lily” And in the middle of the song: It is a very famous word in Arabic songs. "aman aman aman" it means : peace peace peace or : I hope for peace, and I sing for peace.
I love your reaction and it truly captivates me as you know exactly what you say and you really sounded like a legit singer😘😘😘 To Faouzia, your voice is so amazing and it gives me chills😍
You nailed the pronunciation! You are doing a great job explaining the vocal techniques of singing in one of the hardest languages in the world. I legitimately clapped when you sang, "Hadi moda twila" You are awesome and it's not ignorant to try to learn by drawing on your background knoweldege of other languages you know. Love ya
"Layly" mean my night "ya" is a calling like saying "oh" the order can be changed traditionally, in classical Arabic singing it is often used as a warm up before the song starts. She changed ghazalti from the original song to ghazali. The word means Deer 🦌 but is also a way of saying my love. The original singer was male singing about looking for his female love "ghazalti" she is a female singing about finding her male love "ghazali" Its like spanish were words have male/female suffixes Arabic music especially classical style follows a different set of scales called Makam/maqqam look it up its super interesting
Wahou magnifique interprétation de Faouzia 🙏 que je suis depuis c'est 13 ans l'âge où elle a écrit Bad Dreams et où elle cherchait les accords sur un piano... c'était tellement improbable la maturité de sa voix magnifique malheureusement la vidéo a été retiré mais on peut encore la voir sur des chaînes de réaction....je trouve que tu t'en sors très bien avec la prononciation en tout cas je comprends quand tu chante les variations que tu observe au niveau des paroles est dû au fait que il y a une langue universelle arabe mais pour chaque pays Maroc Algérie Tunisie 3 pays du Maghreb avec chacun leur dialecte issue de la langue universelle qui est une langue issue de l'Égypte...les différentes sont subtile souvent c'est en inversant une lettre ou en retirant une bref c'est compliqué... mais a la base le duo était constitué de Sting et Chab Mami chanteur Algérien comme Faouzia est du Maroc il y a des différences subtile... En tout les cas merci pour ta réaction tellement bien analyser...tu as une voix vraiment très belle et je comprenais très bien ce que tu disais phonétiquement c'était très cohérent.❤❤👍👍👍
this is her performance of desert rose in China. I think is more beautiful than what you have already seen. RUclips video: 《歌手2024》第三期纯享版Faouzia《Desert Rose》"Singer 2024" #faouzia "Desert Rose" I hope you enjoy it❤ peace ✌ from Morocco😉
she says "layli ya layli" in Arabic which means "O my night" "O my night" and this is a common intro use4d in many Arabic songs describing the painful longing of a lover during sleepless nights for her or his absent woman/man.
since you liked the Arabic singing this much i would like to recommend checking sami yusuf the fire within it's mix between Latin Turkish and Arabic with Moroccan singers a true master piece God bless ❤❤❤❤❤
As an Moroccan Arab let me clarify the lyrics a little bit for you guys.☺️ She did begging with #layli.. but in Arabic sometimes singers escape #ya but later on they play #ya for so long like #yaaaaaaaa then they add #ya_layli which is mean ( oh my night ) oh here is for calling. Like if my name Carlos you gonna call me ya Carlos take this apple .. ya for take attention.. For ghazali and #ghazalti in Arabic are the same the diference is ( ghazali : masculin / while ghazalti is female ) while she is a female singer she choose #ghazalti ..(ghazali = gazelle) Hadi moda Twila ( it’s been a long time) But #hadi means ( this) .. That’s why Arabic is the hardest language even for us we the Arabs. Please react to her new song ( fire elise live version please )
Please, check this song sining by Majd Akrut, Russian Voice 12, last season, 2024 year. He is arab from Tunisia, he studies Medicine at the University in Ryazan city, it is not so far away from Moscow. His voice is magical. Majd is a winner of "Voice, Kids" in Tunisia. Majd is sinning "Desert Rose" in Arabian language and English. And his version of the song is definitely worth to listen to! Thanks❤
For your edification, Dear. An Arab reactor explains a little about the words you're hearing. As far as I understand it, it's something like "scatting" in Western singing. He points out that it appears in two different forms in two different places in the song. He also briefly mentions that she is singing in a dialect of Arabic that is difficult for other Arab speakers to understand, and he then speaks a little about the different regional forms of Arabic. Here's a link to his reaction, if you want to hear more: ruclips.net/video/1_oU0qvWsco/видео.html
Hi there, I loved your reaction vid on Tori Amos, Winter. That's how I got to know you. What do you think about the young girl, Emma Kok with the performance of Voilà? It's worth a reaction video if you ask me. With kind regards. Chao Chao
Desert Rose was originally a song by British musician Sting, featuring Algerian raï singer Cheb Mami. If you want to hear from the man's mouth what the song is about, here it is : ruclips.net/video/9DNhStXhWJM/видео.htmlsi=Xq3WAl1AAWJS4f85
would u believe Faouzia entered Chinese theSinger2024 competition? her first competition ever? it's 12 grueling weeks, every Friday they must sing a song, 6/14 was her 6th song. she said, she'll sing the songs differently than before and the cover songs she chose means something to her, so high on emotions. for example: she covered Desert Rose, but it's so different and amazing than this one. u will be moved. it's Her best. promise. lol. it would be nice analyzing her songs. here are the links. much love for analyzing these songs! Week1: "Crazy" Gnarls Barkley: ruclips.net/video/O5yYIn0mlt0/видео.html Week2: Set Fire to the Rain by Adel: ruclips.net/video/ymPra0wo2k0/видео.html Week3: Desert Rose by Sting: ruclips.net/video/rj21whvvzCU/видео.html Week4: Paparatzzi by Lady Gaga: ruclips.net/video/p3Qe6BTLHFg/видео.html Week5: I wanna Dance with somebody by Whitney: ruclips.net/video/cKSYTCUSgqc/видео.html Week6: Cry me a River by Justin Timberlake: ruclips.net/video/o-3oOUjsd8o/видео.html
in the original song it was a man singing it he says ghzalti which is feminime for my beautiful , and she sings ghzali she removed the T so the word becomes ghzali which is masculine for my beautiful
I have started watching with the sound accidentally off and your face impression was like the singer is absolutely horrible... Funny stuff happened when I have turned the sound on and you actually like the song... Brilliant...
Can you react to old songs? React to Javier Solis song " la retirada" or " la mano de dios." Or Pedro Infante AND Pedro Vargas. "La negra noche" Felicidades, eres buen
pls pls pls react to the version of Desert Rose she (Faouzia) did in "The Singer" competition in May. Far better than this one even if I didn't think it was possible😭.
Mmmmm i speak arabic and really difficult to explain. But in the main lyrics Cheb Mami was saying GHAZALTI for a girl She changed the word to GHAZALI because she is singing to a man
ghzalti : female ghzali : mal Original song from man to woman. ghzalti Faouzia modified the original words. So the song became from a woman to a man. ghzali
One of my favorite voices of this generation
Just so you know, faouzia has a new song that just came out on friday. It's her best song in years to me. She's finally back to what makes us love her, unique music that shows off her unique voice.
@@Rosannasfriend Good to know! I will keep an ear out in case she comes out with a live version
@@jessicasopranonotesshe will!! not sure when but it will come some day🫶🏻🫶🏻
@@jessicasopranonotes the live version is out on her channel now 😁
@@Rosannasfriendtalk for yourself, her other music, that is „pop like“ is also insanely good, being only niche is not gonna help her.
You NEED to react to her new live performance of fur Elise!! I am really curious to hear your reaction and comments on her style and runs! I love hearing your perspective and analysis! Hope you’re well
A few notes:
- Ya Layli Ya Layli: means Oh My Night, Oh My Night: is a popular "warm up" / intro used in arabic classics. Faouzia dropped the "Oh" in the beginning. Both versions are used.
- Ghzalti: is the female form of my sweetheart/loved one, while ghzali is the male form of my sweetheart/loved one.
Very well explained!
so informatives 👍🏻
Lyrics is Ghzali not Ghzalti, not sure where that T came from, it's not silent or anything,
هادي مدة و أنا نحوس على غزالي
Hadi modda wa na n'hawwass ala ghzali
It's been a while since I've vern looking for my beauty
As an Arab I must say girl you’re great you got good ears as we say in my culture
Thank you!
So nice to see you do another Faouzia reaction after all this time! Have you seen her new single "Fur Elise" that came out two days ago? I think you would really appreciate it but it's not live...yet...if you'd be willing to do more Faouzia live performances I think you'd really enjoy her Amazon Live performances!
It's really good.. Fur Elise
Yees ! Fur Elise is just beyond beautiful
she just released a Live performance of Fur Elise that's right up your alley!
okay gotta explain you something about the "ghzalti"
she didn't pronounce the t because in arabic we have feminine and masculine differences in the same words ,
and the original singer is a male singer he says Ghzalti which translates into my beauty (a woman)
faouzia is a female and straight so she automatically sings is Ghzali which means the same thing but ( a man )
hope that helps 🤍
also a note that the dialect for this song is called Darija which the Arabic dialect we speak in North Africa
That is a big help, thank you!
@@jessicasopranonotes This explanation offered above is actually missing a few more important details.
In Arabic, the masculine form is commonly used to refer to the female (beloved). Doing so has the subtle effect of denoting who has the power over who in that relationship. She has the power over him.
In the original Sting song, it is indeed pronounced "ghazalti" (feminine form of the word). I would argue that using the feminine form has nothing to do with common practice in Arabic in such situations (where referring to the female beloeved in the masculine form would be far more common) but rather may have to do with the particulars of Algerian Arabic, or simply a judgement call on behalf of the Algerian artist who might have thought "ghazalti" sounds phonetically better in the song. Hope it helps! And you and your channel are amazing! Cheers!
Faouzia is amazing. She has one of the most clear and open voices and her ability to perform the quick note changes is incredible. Thank you so much Jessica for this great job you have done. A big hug
This was an incredible analysis. You definitely noticed things I hadn’t noticed before as somebody who has watched that video thousands of times.
I am not sure - but so far I remember sting (the original writer of the song) was very impressed by the desert and the beauty as he visit Algeria - and wrote the song in collab with an famous Algerian Singer Cheb Mami - who sang and wrote the Arabic part
i miss these faouzia reactionsss
Faouzia is pretty great, love her, but you know what, your voice is pretty perfect as well.
Your videos, Jess, are like a university level class in music appreciation. You catch the nuances, and are able to explain what is happening musically to a wide audience. Your passion for beautiful music is contagious and eloquently presented.❤
Wow, thank you! 🤗
Arabic is the second hardest language in the world as it has soooooo much words and letters it’s the most expressive language as it holds soo much emotions
Her new song fur elise has a live performance now!! You should really check it out. And love your reaction❤
As somebody who has NO music knowledge whatsoever, watching videos like this blows my mind even more when I'm reminded that Faouzia has never had vocal coaching lessons. I've already been listening to her songs and following her work for about 3 and a half years, but I'm still completely mesmerised by her voice.
This performance never fails to give me chills.
I love Faouzia ❤❤❤ kisses from Italy 😘😘😘
Missed your reactions to faouzia ❤
This young lady is out of this world!! What a voice !!❤❤❤❤
Welcome back
We missed ur reactions to faouzia
When you were discussing the lyric repetition with melodic variations my mind connected almost immediately with your idea of the multitude of questions that would arise upon encountering a rose in the middle of the desert and I wondered if the melodic variations on the same lyric might have been, if not completely but perhaps partly, a means of communicating that state of mental/emotional sensory assault. Fouzia's voice is exceptional and so was the effort you put forward in doing this analysis. Truly a remarkable job, Jess.
She is amazing WoW !!!!
OMG, this is the live performance that I recommended before. I'm so glad you reacted to it. I always learn a lot from your analysis, thank you! ❤
Please react to (Fur Elise) by Faouzia, her new single.
Yes she made a Beethoven song hers...
@@BrianTheRedbeardand made it better, as she should 💅🏽
The live performance was crazy, just wow
Fur Elise live performance next!
I love Faouzia's voice, she just release a new song call FUR ELISE classical music.
Since this month is Holy Week, I'm going to take advantage of this video to recommend again to Jessica Camilo Sesto's presentation of the theme song of the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar.
I think it is the right time to remember this record, because it has been 54 years since the original album came out, 51 years since the movie was released and 49 years since Camilo Sesto took it to the stages of Madrid.
I think it is appropriate to remember it because surely many of Jessica's followers are too young to know this music, and the truth is that I think it is very important to fill those gaps in the knowledge of many, because without those previous works, I think there would be no music today.
Regardless of all that, it's a great song and a spectacular presentation, that's why I want to recommend Jessica to listen to it and analyze it (there's a lot to comment on that presentation).
As I said a thousand times, a big hug and we will be here to support your work, you deserve not only 100K subscribers, but many, many more.
Uyyyy, I forgot, the link to the video:
ruclips.net/video/OTQqgnbQ1_4/видео.html
Oh, thats an absolute GEM!
I loove how you think, the fact that you truly analyze every little detail is why we're here, thank you for being so professional
The beginning was in arabic... In all this song she use quarter tone that only in arabic songs exist. Plus she use fast run... The original song was a duo with Sting and an algerien singer... Laili is one word in arabic that's means my knight ... Hadi mouda touila means it makes a long Time... Stay safe
@@Jess-737 yes I agree with you
The Arabic words in this song are very few. But they are poetic words that carry a lot of emotional feelings. They are many in Arabic poems and songs.
In the first song:
"ya lily, oh lily, ya lily "
Meaning: Oh my night..
The longing person who is far from his love feels the feelings of his pain, his love far away from him... during the night, when everything is quiet, memories come and haunt his imagination and arouse his longing and pain... so he calls out in pain: “ya lily ya lily”
And in the middle of the song:
It is a very famous word in Arabic songs.
"aman aman aman"
it means :
peace peace peace
or :
I hope for peace, and I sing for peace.
She’s a vocal beast, power and melisma is literally unmatched
Great reaction to our girl Faouzia. Please react to Faouzia singing in French Ne Me Quitte Pas and Beethoven Fur Elise.
love how passionate u are
Great reaction and analysis as always!! Plesse react to her new single Fur Elise 🙏
I love your reaction and it truly captivates me as you know exactly what you say and you really sounded like a legit singer😘😘😘 To Faouzia, your voice is so amazing and it gives me chills😍
yesssss faouzia🙌🏽
I hope you saw her sing this live on "The Singer 2024" competition in China last week!
I love your detailed analyses, thank you! Please react to the new Fur Elise song from Faouzia.
Hi soprano your content is awesome and it was so engaging! keep up the great work 😊👍
Thank you! Will do!
You nailed the pronunciation! You are doing a great job explaining the vocal techniques of singing in one of the hardest languages in the world. I legitimately clapped when you sang, "Hadi moda twila" You are awesome and it's not ignorant to try to learn by drawing on your background knoweldege of other languages you know. Love ya
Thank you! 😃
Day MADE! Thank you for responding! I am not a singer but love singing and your channel has taught me tons
*Layli,* it means (oh my night)
Our lovely moroccan 🥰😍 sich a lovely reaction darling
Une de mes chansons préférées de Sting. Cette version est formidable 🤩
You did so good trying to sing in arabic on of the most difficult languages
Shout out from Morocco
You did great! 😁
Thank you! 😁
A Faouzia analysis yaayy! Thenk you
please react to her latest single fur elise but the live version it is so good a pice of art reimagined
"Layly" mean my night "ya" is a calling like saying "oh" the order can be changed traditionally, in classical Arabic singing it is often used as a warm up before the song starts.
She changed ghazalti from the original song to ghazali. The word means Deer 🦌 but is also a way of saying my love. The original singer was male singing about looking for his female love "ghazalti" she is a female singing about finding her male love "ghazali" Its like spanish were words have male/female suffixes
Arabic music especially classical style follows a different set of scales called Makam/maqqam look it up its super interesting
OMG YES QUEEN!!!
Wahou magnifique interprétation de Faouzia 🙏 que je suis depuis c'est 13 ans l'âge où elle a écrit Bad Dreams et où elle cherchait les accords sur un piano... c'était tellement improbable la maturité de sa voix magnifique malheureusement la vidéo a été retiré mais on peut encore la voir sur des chaînes de réaction....je trouve que tu t'en sors très bien avec la prononciation en tout cas je comprends quand tu chante les variations que tu observe au niveau des paroles est dû au fait que il y a une langue universelle arabe mais pour chaque pays Maroc Algérie Tunisie 3 pays du Maghreb avec chacun leur dialecte issue de la langue universelle qui est une langue issue de l'Égypte...les différentes sont subtile souvent c'est en inversant une lettre ou en retirant une bref c'est compliqué... mais a la base le duo était constitué de Sting et Chab Mami chanteur Algérien comme Faouzia est du Maroc il y a des différences subtile...
En tout les cas merci pour ta réaction tellement bien analyser...tu as une voix vraiment très belle et je comprenais très bien ce que tu disais phonétiquement c'était très cohérent.❤❤👍👍👍
😂😂😂 keep going, you're very close 😂!! I'm Arabic and it's hard for me too!! Because Arabic has multiple different slang in each Arabic country ,
this is her performance of desert rose in China. I think is more beautiful than what you have already seen.
RUclips video: 《歌手2024》第三期纯享版Faouzia《Desert Rose》"Singer 2024" #faouzia "Desert Rose"
I hope you enjoy it❤
peace ✌ from Morocco😉
Check out her new single Fur Elise, inspired by Beethoven’s masterpiece. It’s her first song from upcoming debut album.
she says "layli ya layli" in Arabic which means "O my night" "O my night" and this is a common intro use4d in many Arabic songs describing the painful longing of a lover during sleepless nights for her or his absent woman/man.
it's different but i play this after playing Tina Rena - Bagdad, then Desert Rose live with Cheb Mami and the composer Sting!
Can you react to her new song Fur Elise she released it three days ago
You're actually saying the words quitte well I'd say as an arabic speaker so good gorl
please react to her last song fur elise, it’s a masterpiece
react Faouzia - Fur Elise (Live Performance) , is insane
as a fellow Arab, I would be happy to teach the language to anyone who would love to learn it
You should hear the version she performed in China its this times 1000 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Please react to the live version of Fur Elisa by Faouzia 🥰❤️
Please tell me this is a build up to you reacting and commenting on Faozia’s latest release, Fur Elise. Please pretty please 🙏🏼
since you liked the Arabic singing this much i would like to recommend checking sami yusuf the fire within it's mix between Latin Turkish and Arabic with Moroccan singers a true master piece God bless ❤❤❤❤❤
As an Moroccan Arab let me clarify the lyrics a little bit for you guys.☺️
She did begging with #layli.. but in Arabic sometimes singers escape #ya but later on they play #ya for so long like #yaaaaaaaa then they add #ya_layli which is mean ( oh my night ) oh here is for calling. Like if my name Carlos you gonna call me ya Carlos take this apple .. ya for take attention..
For ghazali and #ghazalti in Arabic are the same the diference is ( ghazali : masculin / while ghazalti is female ) while she is a female singer she choose #ghazalti ..(ghazali = gazelle)
Hadi moda Twila ( it’s been a long time)
But #hadi means ( this) ..
That’s why Arabic is the hardest language even for us we the Arabs.
Please react to her new song ( fire elise live version please )
Please, check this song sining by Majd Akrut, Russian Voice 12, last season, 2024 year.
He is arab from Tunisia, he studies Medicine at the University in Ryazan city, it is not so far away from Moscow. His voice is magical. Majd is a winner of "Voice, Kids" in Tunisia. Majd is sinning "Desert Rose" in Arabian language and English. And his version of the song is definitely worth to listen to!
Thanks❤
The arabic Analphabet is so different but your doing a good job merci habla
Nice!!!! Of course, the original song was by Sting which is a wonderful performance too
Hellooo! such a nice reaction!🥰 can you react to this same song but in the live version 🤩 you will go crazy with it 🫶🏼
You got the spelling better than the written vocabulary, which is mind blowing
What she says in Arabic is this: it's been a long time, I am looking everywhere for my love/lover"
Beautiful lady. You ran away from last year. Nice to see you again though.
Pleeeease react to Jacob Collier's new album! Especially bridge over turbulent waters 💞💞
man i can't find the original video in good quality.
For your edification, Dear. An Arab reactor explains a little about the words you're hearing. As far as I understand it, it's something like "scatting" in Western singing. He points out that it appears in two different forms in two different places in the song. He also briefly mentions that she is singing in a dialect of Arabic that is difficult for other Arab speakers to understand, and he then speaks a little about the different regional forms of Arabic. Here's a link to his reaction, if you want to hear more: ruclips.net/video/1_oU0qvWsco/видео.html
Hi there,
I loved your reaction vid on Tori Amos, Winter.
That's how I got to know you.
What do you think about the young girl, Emma Kok with the performance of Voilà?
It's worth a reaction video if you ask me.
With kind regards.
Chao Chao
ليلي يالليل = OH NIGHT MY NIGHT
هذي المدة طويلة وانا = ALL THIS LONG TIME AND I
The text is in classical Arabic.
but song is in Arabic with Algerian-Moroccan dialect.
Please react to fur elise by faouzia
Desert Rose was originally a song by British musician Sting, featuring Algerian raï singer Cheb Mami. If you want to hear from the man's mouth what the song is about, here it is : ruclips.net/video/9DNhStXhWJM/видео.htmlsi=Xq3WAl1AAWJS4f85
React to her new song fur elise it's Amazing 🤩
Hedi mouda tweela. Mean. Its been a long time
would u believe Faouzia entered Chinese theSinger2024 competition? her first competition ever?
it's 12 grueling weeks, every Friday they must sing a song, 6/14 was her 6th song.
she said, she'll sing the songs differently than before and the cover songs she chose means something to her, so high on emotions.
for example: she covered Desert Rose, but it's so different and amazing than this one. u will be moved. it's Her best. promise. lol.
it would be nice analyzing her songs. here are the links.
much love for analyzing these songs!
Week1: "Crazy" Gnarls Barkley: ruclips.net/video/O5yYIn0mlt0/видео.html
Week2: Set Fire to the Rain by Adel: ruclips.net/video/ymPra0wo2k0/видео.html
Week3: Desert Rose by Sting: ruclips.net/video/rj21whvvzCU/видео.html
Week4: Paparatzzi by Lady Gaga: ruclips.net/video/p3Qe6BTLHFg/видео.html
Week5: I wanna Dance with somebody by Whitney: ruclips.net/video/cKSYTCUSgqc/видео.html
Week6: Cry me a River by Justin Timberlake: ruclips.net/video/o-3oOUjsd8o/видео.html
Ghzatli is for female
Ghzali for male
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Thank you! ☺️
i love this but definitly prefer the version she sang in The Singer 2024 in China
in the original song it was a man singing it he says ghzalti which is feminime for my beautiful , and she sings ghzali she removed the T so the word becomes ghzali which is masculine for my beautiful
You have to check out Haley Reinharts cover of “I put a spell on you” live!!!! It’s soooo amazing !
I have started watching with the sound accidentally off and your face impression was like the singer is absolutely horrible... Funny stuff happened when I have turned the sound on and you actually like the song... Brilliant...
Can you react to old songs?
React to Javier Solis song " la retirada" or " la mano de dios."
Or Pedro Infante AND Pedro Vargas. "La negra noche"
Felicidades, eres buen
pls pls pls react to the version of Desert Rose she (Faouzia) did in "The Singer" competition in May. Far better than this one even if I didn't think it was possible😭.
She doesn’t pronounce the T because it’s the masculine name of Ghzalti which is ghzali so she pronounce GHZALI
Mmmmm i speak arabic and really difficult to explain.
But in the main lyrics Cheb Mami was saying GHAZALTI for a girl
She changed the word to GHAZALI because she is singing to a man
please react if you haven't already to FAOUZIA -Fur Elise
If you react to Fur Elise, go straight to the live version. You can thank me later.
Wow you really need to study arabic you so good ❤
Maybe one day!
ghzalti : female
ghzali : mal
Original song from man to woman. ghzalti
Faouzia modified the original words. So the song became from a woman to a man. ghzali
I think right now the best vocalist with Yebba smith.
React to Elon by her
I’ve done a video on that song. It’s one of my favorites by her 🤗
A man would say Ghzalti (beautiful female)
A woman would say Ghzali ( beautiful male)
Hence the reason she wasnt pronouncing the T
"Desert Rose" as a beautiful duet: ruclips.net/video/q_6xj6uUG2k/видео.html