@@FirasAlkarradiweather it’s true or not, Palestine has a very strong presence in her career, her famous and beautiful song “I won’t forget you Palestine”
تجدرفقط الإشارة الى أن أغنية السيدة فيروز مأخودة من قصيدة للشاعر الكبير جبران خليل جبران و الذي يعد من شعراء المهجر وتسمى المواكب و هي قصيدة طويلة تذوب لها الأوصال عشقا و شغفا... ❤
@@014amine and try to contact your parents to educate you about how to talk respectfully. I guess they were busy and forgot to teach you about good manners.
@@014amine ولايني راك واحد قليل الترابي ! يمكن تقول لا اخويا راه كاين ناس كتسمع لفيروز فالصباح بحال الدول العربية الاخرى . ماشي تعاير السيد بالميز العرقي ا قليل الترابي . الا واليديك مارباوكش ربي راسك راسك !!
Name: Fairuz is a lebanese singer 🇱🇧 Nickname: Ambassador to the stars. Status: the greatest living artist from the middle east. Known for: unique angelic pitches. Achievements: huge library of diverse songs and films. Time to listen: known to accompany us in the mornings. Recommend to dig more you’ll not be disappointed. From a proud lebanese.
It's cruel to just limit her listening to morning time especially that the material she conveys is related to life all over the 24 hours.. Others perhaps cannot be tolerated in the morning.. A special dimension she got..
@@6972roni you start your day with something good … you can drink coffee or eat knefe all day if you want but usually you consume such products in the morning to start your day right … now fairouz’s music is the perfect kind of music to kick off a day IMO
@@mishal5918 actually her work is the contradictory of um Koulthoum.. The music can be mostly played universally by any standard orchestra including philharmonic due to the written musical arrangement by Rahbani brothers and Ziad Rahbani and yet she flies with her voice.. Unlike the traditional oriental where by um Koulthoum repeats and improvisers with unlimited time frame.. They both have different fans in Egypt as well..
This song is soooo special to me. It reminds me of my deceased father whose favorite singer was Fairouz and he loved the poems of Joubran Khalil Joubran. Nostalgia, endless bitter but sweet memories. I just cannot stop crying !😢
I am from Tunisia (arabic county in north Africa) and i adore fairouz she is an icon.. The fact that all different generations still listen to her music from kids to teens and of course adults.. The beauty of lyrics which mostly the narration of a true story.. She sang for peace and love.. She sang for different religions despite she is Christian i think.. My morning can't be complete without fairouz singing..
Fairuz is dubbed the Queen of the morning in the Arab world, because her voice goes very well with morning coffee and the ever so slightly cool breeze while the sun rises. I used to live in the middle east and have worked there for more than ten years as a doctor. And now I still often turn on some Fairuz music in the morning.
Fairouz is a legend, almost all the FMs in the arab world they Play her songs from 6:00-8:00 am, and this is everyday. I don’t think any other singer could reach to this level in the whole world.
اعظم من غنى فى تاريخ العرب ام كلثوم وفيروز وعبد الحليم لم يختلف عليهم احد الا ان كان لايفقه شيء فى الفن . ام كلثوم وفيروز انا لا اقارن بينهم واعتبر كلا منهم لون طربى خاص بذاته وتقريبا الوحيدة التى نافست مكانة ام كلثوم هي فيروز .
I had a very close friend in high school (late 1970s) who h ad moved to the US fairly recently with his family from Lebanon - Fairuz was always playing in his house, the albums were always live. The emotions this music brought forth from his family were palpable, and I can still feel it when I hear Fairuz sing.
Oh fairuz. My god the best all sing fairuz. You can her the morning every Arab know that The best time listing morning I don’t know way bug this best time morning
Fairouz is an icon i remember my father used to play this song every morning and drink coffee to it before he takes us to school and sometimes in the car when he is not in the mood to listen to the news on the radio … fast forward now i have been living in the US and till thus day when i hear this song my neurons fire up and i can almost smell the coffee and i can almost visualize the busy chaotic yet in a weird way charming streets of old beirut … i freggin miss my father
I remember back in school when we gathered in the school yard before going to class everyday, they used to play us Fairuz with low volume for us to get the day going. What a delight. What memories , what nostalgia. Nations were raised listening to her voice
5:33 the second line of lyrics is romanized arabic, i.e Arabic written with the latin alphabet so that even those who can't read Arabic letters can follow along with the song
Thank you, my dear for this wonderful. Presentation of one Of the song of Fayrouz There is a great song by Abdul haleem hafiz ( daey El anadeel) equally super melody and voice by the same musician (Alrahbany) A great song
I Salute You For Being Open To Listening To International Music, Appreciate It And React To It. Fairouz Is A Middle Eastern Icon Of Music And A Lebanese Treasure. This Song Is A Poem By Gibran Khalil Gibran The Author Of (The Prophet), And It's One Of The Best Arabic Songs. Glad You Enjoyed It
Aatini el nay ... a beauty by greats from Lebanon... Gibran Khalil Gibran, Fairouz, Nagib Hankash and the Rahbani brothers... brings tears in spite of the warm feelings. May the poetry & music rule!
Thank you for the beautiful reaction to this song. The text was written by poet Khalil Gibran author of "The Prophet"who came to America and wrote many of his books in English and Arabic. 💗💗💗
هذا المقطع للفنانه فيروز مقطع يهز الوجدان يسافر بالمستمع الى ما فوق الخيال وكانه ينادي للحضارات الاغريقيه القديمه انها موسيقى ساحره وجميله وتقول ايضا اين زمن الرمنسيه بفلسطين هل اصبحت مبهمه 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴💜💚ان السيده المحترمه نهاد الرحباني الصوت الاتي من الواقع والواقع ثورة من الخيال فيرزة الاصوات تحيه لها من مغربي بديار الغربه العربيه 👌👍
fairouz is a legend , but she's mostly known for her jazz songs . Her songs are mostly defined as classic arabic music But the arabic theme in music and poetry is something totally different although she grasps some of it in a couple of her songs .
This is the recording from her live concert in Paris (my dad had the both the LP and the tape). I have the applause spots memorized. Fayrouz’s career spanned from the 1950s through to the 2000s. She explored all types of musical styles with her voice from Mozart to Classical Arabic, to traditional Lebanese to jazz. She even sang hymns and children’s songs. For those of us lucky enough to have listened to her music growing up, she’s enriched our lives. The song you just reviewed was the first song I memorized at three years of age.
Thank you for sharing this song with everyone. It is a known fact that Arabs listen to Fairouz every morning (even the new generation - Fairouz is more than 86 years old now -), and in the evening Arabs listen to Um Kulthoum (died on 1975). since this video is about Fairouz, you should google her, and listen to her songs more often, her voice is 2nd to none, and the music of most of her songs are out of this world. Keep up the good work, and thank you again. Greetings from Lebanon
@@freepagan Lebanon is an Arab country, has an Arab culture, uses Arabic as a main language, and contains almost all major religions, Lebanese people descend from Arab roots (except the Armenian minority). It is important to know Arabs are not necessary to be Muslim. I am extremely proud to be Arabic and everyone can be proud of what he is.
@@mukalledr LOL. Yet we have ZERO percent Arab dna on average, proven by geneticists. So sit down. Our culture comes from our region. Only our language in MODERN times is Arabic. And it's just one of our languages. That's our only connection to the Arabic speaking world. So yeah, we're not Arabs. I'm proud of being LEBANESE, and it's not the same thing.
@@freepagan I am very sorry that you don’t know your ancestors, on the other hand, most Lebanese know, and so do I. Yet, don’t feel bad, it is not your fault, I accept people like you who have the same unfortunate condition.
Oh man, I don't know why your videos from two or three years ago keep showing up, but I'm so happy. This lady doesn't say anything about Umm Kulthum. There's a morning segment for Fairuz and a cup of coffee with her even if it's raining, and the evening segment is special for Umm Kulthum, and let's not forget the late artist Warda. Thank you, sir. ❤😊
The last line could be said that people are like sentences written from water (as in it’s a short lived sentence that will dry up and disappear) rather then on water as translated here. I’ve heard the song so many times when I was a kid the first time I actually listened to it. Incredible
Can't stop falling into love with her songs and vocal. Fairouz is the sun that enlighten my day and everyday.. May God bless her. Fairouz, you are my best singer and you are unique. Thanks to Lebanon for this wonderful grace
This is the crowned goddess. She is in my way of understanding the one who gives the Arabs their meaning, period. I have learned how to read music just to play her songs and her sons and her husband and his brother. Yes this is Fairuz.
Mr. Robak... Greetings to you, I am one of your followers. Firstly, I salute you for listening to Arabic music. It is truly music that is rich in musical phrases and encourages you. Secondly, this singer is called among us Arabs the Lady of Arabic Singing, and she is from Egypt. Yes, too, and Arabic singing is full of great singers, but she sits on the throne of singing alone.
Fayrouz, the morning bird .. As an Arab, if you do not listen to Fayrouz in the morning, you may feel that something is missing from you .. This is how most Arabs start their mornings with the voice of Fayrouz…. Thankyuo
@Rovbk Reacts you were wondering what is the second language in the middle of the translation. That was the pronunciation of Arabic written in English! I am Lebanese and grew up with her songs. I am 61 years old and I always listen to her songs in the morning.
Thank you very much for starting to take from my list of suggestions and I thought you didn't see the comment so I re-posted it today And you will like the rest of the list, as it varied between types of sounds, between soft and strong, and between styles of classical Arabic singing.Rest assured, not all of the list is quiet songs, there are also rhythmic dance songs
The second translation is the pronunciation of the lyrics in English letters. Fairuz is an icon and she's the queen of morning and the best thing you can listen to early in the beginning of your day. Coffee + Fairuz, that's the traditional Arab morning
The lyrics of Fairuz's songs are muwashahat for many Arab poets like Almotanabi Who excelled in the art of poetry and describing things and writing about love
Her feeling is purely impeccable and flawless, her sound brings up all the nostalgia from our childhood, when our parents dropped us off at school in those cold mornings, watching rain and snow from the windows while all warmed up and cozy in our car!!! aaaaah those days...
Dear sir, I hope you would have the time to listen to Asmahan and her brother Fareed Al Atrash! If Asmahan had lived as long as Um Kalthoom did, she would be be number one in my opinion! The brother, Fareed, is a legend in playing the Ud instrument , writing music and singing! Both sibling were way ahead their times…. Listen to Layaly Al uns fee Vienna, sang by Asmahan and music by her brother Fareed!
This remind me of the summer mornings in Lebanon fairuz is actually from Lebanon and her songs has been like a tradition to have on the radio every morning 😂 hahahaha
I grew up listening to Fairouz and still enjoy listening to her. The music, lyrics and voice flows inside you like magic. When you are used to this quality it is hard to listen to today's music
Fairouz is the best gift Lebanon 🇱🇧 has given to the world I am from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 I listened to this song millions of times but each time I listens to it my eyes water and I get goosebumps.
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Every arab listens to fayrouz at the morning and umm kalthoum by night❤️❤️ timeless
Fact:
Fairouz took an oath to never smile in public until Palestine is Free from the zionist occupation.
All my respect to her. Such a legend.
Now I trully fell in love with her character ❤
not true
@@FirasAlkarradiweather it’s true or not, Palestine has a very strong presence in her career, her famous and beautiful song “I won’t forget you Palestine”
Love Fairuz but this is just not true.
Simply not true. As a huge fan of fairouz and having had the honour to attend tens of her concerts, fairouz smiles all the time.
The Arab world starts the day Fairuz, and ends it with Om Kalthum.
Spot on my friend 👌
So true ❤
تجدرفقط الإشارة الى أن أغنية السيدة فيروز مأخودة من قصيدة للشاعر الكبير جبران خليل جبران و الذي يعد من شعراء المهجر وتسمى المواكب و هي قصيدة طويلة تذوب لها الأوصال عشقا و شغفا... ❤
والترجمة لا تفي القصيدة حقها...
I dropped here to mention the same thing...FAYROUZ SINGING JUBRAN KHALIL JUBRAN POET..
LEGENDARY🌷
من أعظم شعراء العربية : جبران خليل جبران
سيدي الفاضل اعتذر لسيادتكم، هذه القصيده للشاعر التونسي العظيم ابي القاسم الشابي.
اعتذر لحضراتكم جميعا لقد اختلط علي الامر ، القصيده للشاعر الكبير جبران خليل جبران بالفعل ، عفوا لحضراتكم.
انها الفنانه العظيمه فيروز Fayroz من لبنان
دعواتك من اجل اهل لبنان الحبيب
Fairouz is a morning ritual with coffee.
Also when you're travelling with car in the morining between 6AM and 9AM
My habit in morning her voice angelic
I'm from that generation that woke up to Fairuz voice and slept on Um Kalthoum's... Good old days!!
I woke up to abdel halim voice and slept on abdel halim voice
Fairuz is an iconic singer in Arab world , the song is old maybe before around 50 years ago , reaction to our Arab music is highly appreciated , thx
عزیز منی برادر(یا خواهر) عربم خیلی خاطرت هام
She is from turkey Mardin
@@vahapsaygn4854arw u dumb she's from lebanon
@@vahapsaygn4854fayrouz is Christian Lebanese and considered the pride of Lebanon
@@vahapsaygn4854She is Assyrian or Arab christian
Turkey is just the geographic location. Her ethnicity is Assyrian or Arab
In Arab's world, listening to Fairus is the first thing a lot of people do when they wake up. It's from Iraq to Morocco.
@Ilyass ELK no , We Arabs in Morocco hear Fairuz every morning , Perhaps you are in the mountains and the voice of Fayrouz does not reach you barbaric
We don't listen to fairuz that much in Morocco...
@@014amine I'm from the capital and WE DON'T LISTEN TO HER IN THE MORNING. Maybe you are a special case.
@@014amine and try to contact your parents to educate you about how to talk respectfully. I guess they were busy and forgot to teach you about good manners.
@@014amine ولايني راك واحد قليل الترابي ! يمكن تقول لا اخويا راه كاين ناس كتسمع لفيروز فالصباح بحال الدول العربية الاخرى . ماشي تعاير السيد بالميز العرقي ا قليل الترابي . الا واليديك مارباوكش ربي راسك راسك !!
Coffee and Fayrouz's voice in the morning are important to me ☕
An essential part of our life. Even If we have to drink American coffee in car driving to work.
Wow... thanks for adding the best icon's song ever. Fairuz is the only phenomena will never come back again. Only one copy in this life.
Same here ❤️
Like they say Fayrouz is the sugar of the morning coffee
I got some milk with ginger 😂🤌🏼
We call fairuz the morning bird. The first thing we do every morning when having breakfast or preparing to go work is listening to her pure voice❤
Name: Fairuz is a lebanese singer 🇱🇧
Nickname: Ambassador to the stars.
Status: the greatest living artist from the middle east.
Known for: unique angelic pitches.
Achievements: huge library of diverse songs and films.
Time to listen: known to accompany us in the mornings.
Recommend to dig more you’ll not be disappointed.
From a proud lebanese.
It's cruel to just limit her listening to morning time especially that the material she conveys is related to life all over the 24 hours.. Others perhaps cannot be tolerated in the morning.. A special dimension she got..
@@6972roni you start your day with something good … you can drink coffee or eat knefe all day if you want but usually you consume such products in the morning to start your day right … now fairouz’s music is the perfect kind of music to kick off a day IMO
shes the um kulthum of lebanon
@@mishal5918 actually her work is the contradictory of um Koulthoum.. The music can be mostly played universally by any standard orchestra including philharmonic due to the written musical arrangement by Rahbani brothers and Ziad Rahbani and yet she flies with her voice.. Unlike the traditional oriental where by um Koulthoum repeats and improvisers with unlimited time frame.. They both have different fans in Egypt as well..
@@6972roni yes agréé with you !
This song is soooo special to me. It reminds me of my deceased father whose favorite singer was Fairouz and he loved the poems of Joubran Khalil Joubran. Nostalgia, endless bitter but sweet memories. I just cannot stop crying !😢
I am from Tunisia (arabic county in north Africa) and i adore fairouz she is an icon.. The fact that all different generations still listen to her music from kids to teens and of course adults.. The beauty of lyrics which mostly the narration of a true story.. She sang for peace and love.. She sang for different religions despite she is Christian i think.. My morning can't be complete without fairouz singing..
LEBANESE. Not Arab. Thank you.
@@freepagan حليق من هون احسنلك
@@mcsusa75 Inta bit ghar minna. La2no a7san minkon 3la million mrra
@@freepaganyay, 3an jad 3an bghar menkon kteer, bass meen ento wo meen ne7na
@@freepagan Lebanese is Arab . I am Tunisian Arab even though I only have 5% of Arab DNA.
Fairuz is dubbed the Queen of the morning in the Arab world, because her voice goes very well with morning coffee and the ever so slightly cool breeze while the sun rises. I used to live in the middle east and have worked there for more than ten years as a doctor. And now I still often turn on some Fairuz music in the morning.
Fairouz is a legend, almost all the FMs in the arab world they Play her songs from 6:00-8:00 am, and this is everyday. I don’t think any other singer could reach to this level in the whole world.
اعظم من غنى فى تاريخ العرب ام كلثوم وفيروز وعبد الحليم لم يختلف عليهم احد الا ان كان لايفقه شيء فى الفن .
ام كلثوم وفيروز انا لا اقارن بينهم واعتبر كلا منهم لون طربى خاص بذاته وتقريبا الوحيدة التى نافست مكانة ام كلثوم هي فيروز .
@@EbrahimSaadawiiفترة الصباح هي لفيروز دون منازع
I had a very close friend in high school (late 1970s) who h ad moved to the US fairly recently with his family from Lebanon - Fairuz was always playing in his house, the albums were always live. The emotions this music brought forth from his family were palpable, and I can still feel it when I hear Fairuz sing.
Being here for the past 40 years and I listen to fairuz every morning
I am not even arabic, but I really love Fairuz voice, specially the song Kan Ena Tahoun
You have a great choice. This is the most song that gives joy and life
كان عندنا طاحون
Your music taste is really good
The lyrics are written by the great Gibran Khalil Gibran. A Lebanese American icon.
They ruined the last sentence by the translation.... it is written by water, not on water .... by water .. means that it will not remain
in UK there is Queen Elizabeth...in Lebanon there is Fairouz !!
more like in the arab world lol
idc we all claim her she's everything 👑
@@Dee-tz5spagree she's an angel
الفن الأصيل هو رسول الإنسانية بلا حدود وهبه الله لشعوب العالم كافة لايفرق بين الاوانهم ومستواهم الاجتماعي
Oh fairuz. My god the best all sing fairuz. You can her the morning every Arab know that
The best time listing morning I don’t know way bug this best time morning
Turning on the Radio in Syria in the morning, Fairouz would be all you hear, on EVERY channel. She's a LEGEND!
I grew up in Iraq on Fairos voice playing in the morning while I'm preparing to go to work. N9w in Canada Still listening to her after 40 years. ❤ it.
Fiarouz is an angel...she is a blessing from God...she gives peace and tranquility...she is always the best
فيروز ، جارة القمر ، ولبنان بأبهى صوره ، ولحن الأغنية للعبقري فيلمون وهبة والكلمات للشاعر العظيم جبران خليل جبران
فيروز هي الصوت الذي يستطيع
أن يَحمل كافّة الأفكار
التي نُحب أن نحملّه إيّاها.
- عاصي الرحباني .
ألحان نجيب حنكش مش فيلمون وهبة
اللحن لنجيب حنكش
I was introduced to Fairuz when I worked in Libya in the late 70's and have loved her work ever since.
Fairouz is an icon i remember my father used to play this song every morning and drink coffee to it before he takes us to school and sometimes in the car when he is not in the mood to listen to the news on the radio … fast forward now i have been living in the US and till thus day when i hear this song my neurons fire up and i can almost smell the coffee and i can almost visualize the busy chaotic yet in a weird way charming streets of old beirut … i freggin miss my father
can relate to your comments
Lebanon is one of the richest cultural countries. You should listen to her son's, Ziad Al Rahbani, oriental Jazz.
Totally agree! 👍
How can we bring that comment up so that he can respond!
@@giraffesanchez1688 Lebanese aren't Arabs though. This is why his comment RICHEST CULTURAL COUNTRIES is especially correct. Bless Lebanon.
I remember back in school when we gathered in the school yard before going to class everyday, they used to play us Fairuz with low volume for us to get the day going. What a delight. What memories , what nostalgia.
Nations were raised listening to her voice
Fayrouz is our ambassador to the stars 🇵🇸❤️🇱🇧
Fairuz songs are not for shaking bodies and heads bro, they are for shaking memories and brains instead ... cheers
5:33 the second line of lyrics is romanized arabic, i.e Arabic written with the latin alphabet so that even those who can't read Arabic letters can follow along with the song
احلى اغنيه اعطني الناي اغني
Thank you, my dear for this wonderful.
Presentation of one
Of the song of Fayrouz
There is a great song by Abdul haleem hafiz ( daey El anadeel) equally super melody and voice by the same musician (Alrahbany)
A great song
The best part is when she say
إنّما الناسُ سُطورٌ كُتبت لكن بماء
Meaning: people are Lines written by water 💦
I Salute You For Being Open To Listening To International Music, Appreciate It And React To It. Fairouz Is A Middle Eastern Icon Of Music And A Lebanese Treasure. This Song Is A Poem By Gibran Khalil Gibran The Author Of (The Prophet), And It's One Of The Best Arabic Songs. Glad You Enjoyed It
Farouz my favorite Arab voice....forever ....lovely Farouz
Thank you for your nice reaction and for appreciating nice Arabic music, especially the Lebanese Fayruz🙏👏👏👍
Fairuz sooooooo proud of her lebanese singer fairuz is the BEST feminin voice EVER ❤👍🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧❤❤❤❤❤
Aatini el nay ... a beauty by greats from Lebanon... Gibran Khalil Gibran, Fairouz, Nagib Hankash and the Rahbani brothers... brings tears in spite of the warm feelings. May the poetry & music rule!
فيروز اسطورة بكل المقايس صوت السماء للأرض و صوت الارض لسماء
من اجمل أغانيها.❤ هذا الضحى عمان ❤عمان في القلب❤يا جسراً خشبيا❤ أردن ارضالعزم❤ اوبريت معركة الكرامة ❤ طبعا كل اغانيها❤
Thank you for the beautiful reaction to this song. The text was written by poet Khalil Gibran author of "The Prophet"who came to America and wrote many of his books in English and Arabic. 💗💗💗
Fayrouz oh fayrouz ..❤ forever one of the best .. she is Lebanon and from Egypt i pray for Lebanon ❤may god give you the strength of resistance 💪🏻
Fairuz is our Levantine legend ❤️🧿
فيروز الرحابنه وجبران خليل جبران.. الابدااااع
هذا المقطع للفنانه فيروز مقطع يهز الوجدان يسافر بالمستمع الى ما فوق الخيال وكانه ينادي للحضارات الاغريقيه القديمه انها موسيقى ساحره وجميله وتقول ايضا اين زمن الرمنسيه بفلسطين هل اصبحت مبهمه 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴💜💚ان السيده المحترمه نهاد الرحباني الصوت الاتي من الواقع والواقع ثورة من الخيال فيرزة الاصوات تحيه لها من مغربي بديار الغربه العربيه 👌👍
True music is the language of love , it doesn’t care where you come from , it goes through the heart ❤️💐
fairouz is a legend , but she's mostly known for her jazz songs .
Her songs are mostly defined as classic arabic music
But the arabic theme in music and poetry is something totally different although she grasps some of it in a couple of her songs .
This is the recording from her live concert in Paris (my dad had the both the LP and the tape). I have the applause spots memorized. Fayrouz’s career spanned from the 1950s through to the 2000s. She explored all types of musical styles with her voice from Mozart to Classical Arabic, to traditional Lebanese to jazz. She even sang hymns and children’s songs. For those of us lucky enough to have listened to her music growing up, she’s enriched our lives. The song you just reviewed was the first song I memorized at three years of age.
Thank you for sharing this song with everyone.
It is a known fact that Arabs listen to Fairouz every morning (even the new generation - Fairouz is more than 86 years old now -),
and in the evening Arabs listen to Um Kulthoum (died on 1975).
since this video is about Fairouz, you should google her, and listen to her songs more often, her voice is 2nd to none, and the music of most of her songs are out of this world.
Keep up the good work, and thank you again.
Greetings from Lebanon
كلامك صحيح
LEBANESE. We're not Arabs, it's just a language for us.
@@freepagan Lebanon is an Arab country, has an Arab culture, uses Arabic as a main language, and contains almost all major religions, Lebanese people descend from Arab roots (except the Armenian minority).
It is important to know Arabs are not necessary to be Muslim. I am extremely proud to be Arabic and everyone can be proud of what he is.
@@mukalledr LOL. Yet we have ZERO percent Arab dna on average, proven by geneticists. So sit down. Our culture comes from our region. Only our language in MODERN times is Arabic. And it's just one of our languages. That's our only connection to the Arabic speaking world. So yeah, we're not Arabs. I'm proud of being LEBANESE, and it's not the same thing.
@@freepagan I am very sorry that you don’t know your ancestors, on the other hand, most Lebanese know, and so do I. Yet, don’t feel bad, it is not your fault, I accept people like you who have the same unfortunate condition.
Oh man, I don't know why your videos from two or three years ago keep showing up, but I'm so happy. This lady doesn't say anything about Umm Kulthum. There's a morning segment for Fairuz and a cup of coffee with her even if it's raining, and the evening segment is special for Umm Kulthum, and let's not forget the late artist Warda. Thank you, sir. ❤😊
اعطني الناي و غنِّ😍🎶🎵🎤♩🎙🎼
It is not only beautiful fayrouz has an angelic voice
I hope you keep reacting to the Arabic songs especially the old one ❤
Fairuz, the one and only
Wowww Ms Feyrouz thank you for sharing 😍😍the best Lebanese arab singer ever and I think she's the best in the world, angel voice
The last line could be said that people are like sentences written from water (as in it’s a short lived sentence that will dry up and disappear) rather then on water as translated here.
I’ve heard the song so many times when I was a kid the first time I actually listened to it. Incredible
Where I lived they played Fairuz every morning on the radio.
Fairouz is female singer from Lebanon. She is an iconic singer, I love all her songs.
We call Fairuz the sound of the angels. She is the face and the icon of Lebanon 🇱🇧
Can't stop falling into love with her songs and vocal. Fairouz is the sun that enlighten my day and everyday.. May God bless her. Fairouz, you are my best singer and you are unique. Thanks to Lebanon for this wonderful grace
fairouz the queen of the morning
an amazing musician!!!
the first thing I always do when I wake up everyday at morning...I listen to her songs with a Cup of Coffee
👏👏👏
Listening to her in the morning is so calming, you the energy and enthusiasm I love her songs
Fairuz is not a singer. She is an incarnate angel living with us.
This is the crowned goddess. She is in my way of understanding the one who gives the Arabs their meaning, period. I have learned how to read music just to play her songs and her sons and her husband and his brother. Yes this is Fairuz.
Mr. Robak... Greetings to you, I am one of your followers. Firstly, I salute you for listening to Arabic music. It is truly music that is rich in musical phrases and encourages you. Secondly, this singer is called among us Arabs the Lady of Arabic Singing, and she is from Egypt. Yes, too, and Arabic singing is full of great singers, but she sits on the throne of singing alone.
Fayrouz, the morning bird .. As an Arab, if you do not listen to Fayrouz in the morning, you may feel that something is missing from you .. This is how most Arabs start their mornings with the voice of Fayrouz….
Thankyuo
We Lebanese are NOT ARABS. Lebanese is all we are.
it' s awesome
best choice and best singer
@Rovbk Reacts you were wondering what is the second language in the middle of the translation. That was the pronunciation of Arabic written in English! I am Lebanese and grew up with her songs. I am 61 years old and I always listen to her songs in the morning.
Dude I love your reactions, you look like such a wholesome guy. Made my day 😌
Forbes magazine considered her the greatest Arab singer of all times.. Fairouz ❤
Thank you very much for starting to take from my list of suggestions and I thought you didn't see the comment so I re-posted it today
And you will like the rest of the list, as it varied between types of sounds, between soft and strong, and between styles of classical Arabic singing.Rest assured, not all of the list is quiet songs, there are also rhythmic dance songs
Love Fairuz
The second translation is the pronunciation of the lyrics in English letters. Fairuz is an icon and she's the queen of morning and the best thing you can listen to early in the beginning of your day. Coffee + Fairuz, that's the traditional Arab morning
The lyrics of Fairuz's songs are muwashahat for many Arab poets like Almotanabi
Who excelled in the art of poetry and describing things and writing about love
شكرا لاهتمامكم بالفن العربي
The diva Fairuz, my favorite singer
She is the greatest Arab singer ever..
Greetings from Yemen
Absolutely beautiful...love from Egypt ❤
Fairouz is that Singer in the arab world, starting the day with her angelic voice is a blessing day
Feiruz is the morning coffee of the Arab world.
Her feeling is purely impeccable and flawless, her sound brings up all the nostalgia from our childhood, when our parents dropped us off at school in those cold mornings, watching rain and snow from the windows while all warmed up and cozy in our car!!! aaaaah those days...
Thanks for that peace of art 🎨🎭❤❤❤
Your songs are so good keep playing nice music❤
If I feel homesick the first one I listen her songs because every morning her voice all over Baghdad streets loved it
This is part of the poet of the famous Gibran Khalil Gibran Lebanese/American writer, poet and philosopher
Fairouz is truely THE best female singer in the history of Middle Eastern arts.
Bulent Ersoy is better and by far but then i really don't count Turkey as a pure middle eastern country.
Lebanese. Stop trying to take credit if you're not from Lebanon.
My dad went to a few fairouz concerts back in the day, he listens to this OFTEN to this day, love her voice and the poetry of the song writing.
Dear sir, I hope you would have the time to listen to Asmahan and her brother Fareed Al Atrash! If Asmahan had lived as long as Um Kalthoom did, she would be be number one in my opinion! The brother, Fareed, is a legend in playing the Ud instrument , writing music and singing! Both sibling were way ahead their times…. Listen to Layaly Al uns fee Vienna, sang by Asmahan and music by her brother Fareed!
Niceeeeeeeeee thank you so much.
Fairuz and Umm Kalthum, bot are the most Iconic Vocalists in Arab History, with very different flavors, Listen more, love your Chanel,
This sing is in Formal Arabic...poetry ...
The Legendary Lebanese arab singer FAYROOZ..she was alway live on Theatar ..with the Fans ...
This remind me of the summer mornings in Lebanon fairuz is actually from Lebanon and her songs has been like a tradition to have on the radio every morning 😂 hahahaha
عند كل العرب
نحن العرب جميعا نسمعها صباحا
Our Fairuz..the best of best...icon of arab music ..the most pure and passionate and strong ever
I recommend you also Asmahan and Najat Alsagheera
THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
Fairouz takes me always to another world
I grew up listening to Fairouz and still enjoy listening to her. The music, lyrics and voice flows inside you like magic. When you are used to this quality it is hard to listen to today's music
Fairouz is the best gift Lebanon 🇱🇧 has given to the world I am from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 I listened to this song millions of times but each time I listens to it my eyes water and I get goosebumps.