Bro she's talking about that she is in love with boy and she wanted him so bad . She doesn't want want international boy . She wants moroccan man 100%%% ❤❤❤
This is a translation of the lycris of the song. The song title does not have a direct translation in english. But 9ad bia basically means “He is able to take care of me” Verse: They told me empty your mind. You are just dreaming. What do you guys want from me. He is the only one that my eyes see. Wherever you are just see. His scent has taken me with him. My palms are rose up. For the people whom ask ,he is the only one who is in my heart. I have fallen for man from my country. Even if they tried to change you. The outcomes do not matter with the trust I have in you. Chorus: Me Leaving you no no no Change you no no no Wherever you guys are see that his scent has taken me with him. My palms are rose up. Only the lord knows what I am going through. Hope this helps you.
they want to encourage young mean to stay in Morocco and not to go to Europe. The reason men leave is because of the poor economy. men on average are more productive but also more aggressive. so they picture a fairy tale of Moroccan culture to address girls who value language, tradition and family and to encourage them to marry Moroccan men. To keep their productive power in the country and avoid the negative effects if men stay alone in foreign countries. Psychological it's quite clever. Not sure if this enough to convince everybody to stay though. And the general political mood from Morocco down to Mali, Burkina, Niger is to emancipate the countries from the old french colonizers and there is a lot of national propaganda right now in all these traditional tribal countries where you have many ethnicities within each country. Music plays a big role to get the national message across. This is definitely working, I see much more national pride in your young people, then there was in our generation.
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Bro she's talking about that she is in love with boy and she wanted him so bad . She doesn't want want international boy . She wants moroccan man 100%%% ❤❤❤
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This is a translation of the lycris of the song. The song title does not have a direct translation in english. But 9ad bia basically means “He is able to take care of me”
Verse:
They told me empty your mind. You are just dreaming. What do you guys want from me. He is the only one that my eyes see. Wherever you are just see. His scent has taken me with him. My palms are rose up. For the people whom ask ,he is the only one who is in my heart. I have fallen for man from my country. Even if they tried to change you. The outcomes do not matter with the trust I have in you.
Chorus:
Me Leaving you no no no
Change you no no no
Wherever you guys are see that his scent has taken me with him.
My palms are rose up. Only the lord knows what I am going through.
Hope this helps you.
This song is about a jab This song is about a Moroccan soap commercial called kaf😂
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they want to encourage young mean to stay in Morocco and not to go to Europe. The reason men leave is because of the poor economy. men on average are more productive but also more aggressive. so they picture a fairy tale of Moroccan culture to address girls who value language, tradition and family and to encourage them to marry Moroccan men. To keep their productive power in the country and avoid the negative effects if men stay alone in foreign countries. Psychological it's quite clever. Not sure if this enough to convince everybody to stay though. And the general political mood from Morocco down to Mali, Burkina, Niger is to emancipate the countries from the old french colonizers and there is a lot of national propaganda right now in all these traditional tribal countries where you have many ethnicities within each country. Music plays a big role to get the national message across. This is definitely working, I see much more national pride in your young people, then there was in our generation.