Lady of the World O Beirut - Ya Beirut- Lady Majida el Roumi (English subtitles)/Reaction

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[@soniainpfca2380]

غزة العزة ستقومين للانسان و للاسلام ضد القهر و الظلم

[@anid8647]

I’m Lebanese and I thank you for this video can’t stop crying. Mazda is excellent and an icon ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@روائعالفن-ل8ظ]

First of all, thank you for responding to my suggestion and for your interaction. Secondly, I explained to you all the information about the song. It is by a very great poet named Nizar Qabbani from Syria. He is undisputedly the poet of the twentieth century in the Arab world. He was the best poet in modern poetry. He is very popular among new generations, and many singers, including him, have sung for him. This is the great artist Magda Al Roumi, and I told you her name in my suggestion.But I wrote a note that it is an extension of Fairouz, and she sang for Beirut like her, and this song talks about the civil war in Lebanon
My next suggestion is also for Majda Al-Roumi with the poet Nizar Qabbani in a poem, one of the most beautiful things Nizar wrote, and there is a translation.

[@raficyactine5992]

Until the early 1970s, Lebanon was dubbed "the Switzerland of the Middle East" for its unique status as both a snow-capped holiday destination and secure banking hub for Gulf Arabs. Beirut was also nicknamed "the Paris of the Middle East." unfortunately the civil war among other incidents destroyed beirut, but every time beirut rises and shows the world how much she is strong and this year, despite it is being destroyed, she will rise again !

[@tinakay8625]

Thank you for this song which is a masterpiece, painful yes, about Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, which was called swisserland of the middle east long time ago before the wars, the Civil War and the wars of others on our beloved country.

[@tinakay8625]

I strongly suggest another masterpiece song , ghabet shams alhak,by Lebanese singer Julia Boutros. Its a song to the south of lebanon that was under occupation and destruction for 18 years.

[@Free19637]

I listen to this song while we the syrians stood up against the dictator Bashar assad, the president of Syria.

[@روائعالفن-ل8ظ]

On the occasion of his death anniversary, I present to you the great Arab singer from Syria, Sabah Fakhri. He died in 2021, and some American newspapers mourned him. He received an honorary doctorate from the University of California as a major authority on Arabic classical singing. These are some of his songs:
This is a song with a light tempo and contemporary appeal (it has its own dance and theatrical appeal).
ruclips.net/video/GXFZoSMVTO8/видео.html
Sabah Fakhri also composed songs in which he demonstrated his vocal abilities, which qualified him to be an opera singer, but he preferred classical Arabic songs and his voice type was tenor. This is one of his songs composed by him, which requires strong vocal abilities. This type of Arabic singing is called Mawal and is without rhythm.
ruclips.net/video/8aB3FJ4ahSI/видео.html

[@KechKech-o2m]

Next IS fairouz sanarjou yawman ❤😮❤ OMG talking about back to pal ISS tainnnn

[@KechKech-o2m]

The song talk about Lebanon civil War in 1975 to 1990

[@روائعالفن-ل8ظ]

First of all, thank you for responding to my suggestion and for your interaction. Secondly, I explained to you all the information about the song. It is by a very great poet named Nizar Qabbani from Syria. He is undisputedly the poet of the twentieth century in the Arab world. He was the best poet in modern poetry. He is very popular among new generations, and many singers, including him, have sung for him. This is the great artist Magda Al Roumi, and I told you her name in my suggestion.But I wrote a note that it is an extension of Fairouz, and she sang for Beirut like her, and this song talks about the civil war in Lebanon
My next suggestion is also for Majda Al-Roumi with the poet Nizar Qabbani in a poem, one of the most beautiful things Nizar wrote, and there is a translation.