عبدالحليم حافظ مش مجرد مغنى رائع صاحب صوت لامثيل له لكنه جزء هام من تاريخنا المعاصر لانه عبر بصوته عن فتره هامه من تاريخ المصريين وأحلامهم خاصة أغانيه فى الفتره الناصريه العظيمه من تاريخ مصر ❤🇪🇬
Abdel Halim is considered the symbol of romanticism in the whole Arab world ever. You may say he is the second Pyramid after Om Kolsoum in Egypt. He is nicknamed al andaleeb al asmar meaning the brown nightingale. His songs are alive till this day although he passed away 48 years ago and it brings you back to the good old days . You can try his classics of the 70s which this one(Ahwak is a rendering made in the 70s to the original Ahwak sung in a movie called "Banat Al youm meaning Today's Girls) in 1957. His songs are different taste than any other Egyptian songs emotionally and in terms of musical technique at that era(70s) which giving an instrumental introductory including playing solos with the same note but different instruments in each repetition to prepare the audience for the upcoming emotional modes the song will take and this was apparent on the audience request to repeat. He was also paying too much care to the poetry of the lyrics as he was interfering with the poet's poem version. you can check out the link below on Wikipedia for further information about Abdel Halim. Greetings from Egypt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdel_Halim_Hafez
لقد اثر عبد الحليم في حياتنا كثيرا في الماضي 🎉🎉 كان بالنسبة لنا الحب العذري النقي بعيدا عن الشهوات والنزوات ❤❤ الله يرحمه كان انسان راقي ولطيف 💓💓⚘️⚘️⚘️💕 تحياتي من المغرب 🇲🇦
This singer is the beloved of the Arab peoples. All Arabs love him, especially the young people who lived with him at that time like me. Very wonderful songs, wonderful in the truest sense of the word.
I love Abdel Halim's songs, amazing words, and his concerts were Egyptians waiting for a place to hear him, and many people came from outside Egypt to hear him, a great artist
2:23 he was an actor & a singer His feelings & expressions when singing is my favorite thing about him He was kind of known as a lover boy image Very delacite & romantic all the ladys loved him Different from umm kulthum singing where it much powerful with control & emotions Ugh I just love these songs so much very nostalgic take me back to simple warm days in my grandparents house Everything is masterful today Arabic music trash lol Tho I get if you didn’t like it much as it doesn’t have the same nostalgia & you are not used to this kind of music as westerner
@ يسَوِّق لنفسه و يسَوَّق له. الفن المصري جميل و ممتع لكن الدول العربية الأخرى فنها لا يقل إمتاعا و روعة. الفرق هو أن الفن في مصر صناعة تستثمر فيها الكثير من الأموال.
@@inesmejri4105 عزيزي مع احترامي الفن المصري لا يقارن بغيره. واللهجه الوحيده لي تغني وتحدث بها معظم فنانين العالم العربي. هي المصريه وكانت مفتاح للقبول والشهره. ومصر هي. حاضنه الفن والفنانين هوليوود الشرق ورائده المجال بلا منازع وهذا لا يقلل من. اي فن. في اي بلد عربي اخر ولكنها حقيقه الاشياء ولغه الفن عي اللغه الوحيده التي يحمع حولها. الجميع ليست مجال للمبارزات والمقارانات وفي نهايه. اختلاف الرأي لا يفسد للود قضيه
@@wardalsabah-y6g أولا أنا فتاة من تونس. و ثانيا هذا رأيك أنا لا أراه فبالنسبة لي مثلا أفضل الدرامى السورية على المصرية و الأغاني المصرية فيها الجميلة لحنا و شعرا لكني في المجمل أفضل الأشعار الخليجية. رأيت كيف أن الأذواق تتنوع و ليس فيها قواعد. و ثالث ماذكرته صحيح في مصر لكن في بقية الدول العربية نعرف الفنانين من كل دول المشرق العربي أو المغرب العربي أو الخليج مصر متقوقعة على نفسها بقية الدول لا و دئما نعود للسبب هو أنو الفن في مصر هو مجال فيه الكثير من الأموال.
It's wonderful that you're reviewing Arabic/Egyptian music. These gorgeous songs get so little exposure outside of the Arab world these days, although Umm Kulthum in particular was definitely once famous far beyond its borders.
Cool, first Um Kolthoum then Abdelhaleem Hafiz. These two Egyptians are very very Very well-known in the whole Arab world. We listen to their songs until now. They are the best to this day.
I find you busy and I am busy with you And my eyes come into your eyes Their words remain on you and you manage I take care of you and wake up at night calling you And I send my soul to wake you up The people who concern me with you, try my fire
He's relatively old in this concert so his voice is a little bit weak and exhausted also because of his terrible illness, this song is originally played in a movie of him while he was young with a slightly different composition or musical arrangement, the movie is called "banat al youm" which means "girls of today"
I usually watch your reaction as ARMY, it was a surprise to see you reacting to Egyptian music as well. Egyptian Arabic is very distinct dialect wise, very popular too to the point other artists from other Arabic nationality use it while signing instead of their own dialect, also music wise, each country has a diffrent flavor to the their music
Mate I am a Brit / Ausie and Egyptain and I can tell you Abd El Hakeem was named Elvis Presley of the Arabs... he was sooooo popular and untill now he is the most populer singer in the Arab world..like Elvis he was a great singer and a great actor and to us in the Middle East he is a Legend like the king Elvis presley and Frank sinatera.... he made many films and he performed in Europe and London in Albert hole many times....by the way he died in London at King Collage hospital in 1975...
@ stfu annoying ass It’s one heritage that mixed together & came out with this type of eastern music from Andulisia to Iraq The label happens to be Arab Most of us aren’t actual Arabs either When you talk about singers back then do you only talk about Egyptian ones? Or do you talk about Levantine Iraqi & North African singers?
اريد ان انصحك بفنان من العراق اسمه كاظم الساهر ❤كاظم الساهر لقبه قيصر الاغنيه العربيه وهو سفير الحب والسلام والانسانيه كاظم الساهر الفنان الاول والاخير في تاريخ الفن العربي حاول ان سمع له اغنية انا وليلى وكل اغانيه تحف فنيه رائعه❤
Arab music is on a whole different level!!! I'm Bulgarian, eastern Europe, and I've been in love with Middle Eastern music for years! Actually belly dance is quite popular in my country too, I highly suggest you listening to Alf leila wa leila by Arab National Orchestra, absolutely amazing!
Back on those days, there where no youtube, google, internet and so on, so on lives like that, you notice lots off repititions to satisfy the audiance who rely waited months for this concert to happen
A song from the beautiful old times 🎉❤ I like how you react to the lyrics, because Arabic Music is not just sound, there are many more examples of high poetic lyrics.. you can check Abdel-Wahab, Houyem Younes, Fayrouz, and many others. By the way, 'ahh-waak' this is how to say the song title.😊
I suggest you listen to the operate Al Helm Al Arabi (the Arabic dream) and Al Dameer Al Arabi (the Arabic conscience) they're about the horrors of the occupation of Palestine and have a verse performed by a different Arabic dialect by a different artist from every Arab nation. The first is from the 90's and the sequel is from the early 2000's.
Farid Al Atrache is another famous Egyptian composer/singer. For other Arab countries: Fairuz and Sabah, Lebanese singers. Fairuz's "Nassam Alayna El Hawa" is lovely, and Sabah's "Zay Al Assal" (love like honey) is gorgeous. Have fun on this journey, the music of the MENAHT is incredibly layered, complex and beautiful
I have a VERY interesting and niche arab song from a popular egyptian singer from the 60s. It's ah law ta3raf from Nagat alsaghira, and it has a psychedelic vibe that fitted the 60s of that time. I would love it if you could react to it.
Arabic is different in each country and region, Palestine, Algeria, Egypt, Iraq etc Very different dialects influenced from older local languages in each region And in addition to that there is Formal Arabic called Fus-ha or Nahawi, and this is the official and literature version of Arabic that is the same everywhere but it is not used in every day life, you hear it in the news for example and use it for writing
The Arabic language has several dialects according to the region, no one speaks in the standard language, and the Egyptian songs is one of the best songs in the Arab world, and they have the best Poets. I also advise you to listen to the song of Kazem Al-Saher, (me and Layla). It is one of the greatest Arabic songs and has been translated for several languages and studied in several foreign countries. Hope you enjoyed ♥️
He used to be attached to his audience so much, he listened to their requests and repeated if they asked ( But some of them make too much noise so he get upset and You can see that on his face.. ) Thank you for listening to this masterpiece 💙 I'd recommend another song of him ( قارئة الفنجان ) Kariat al_Funjan ( the one who tell your future inside the cup of coffee), It's one-hour song but Absolutely worth it (please try listen to good quality one) 1+Sub Certainly 💙
Egypt isn't an Arab country originally, it was an independent country with a great civilization and history. Then, after that, it became part of the Arab countries. We also speak Arabic, but with the Egyptian dialect. This is the difference between Egypt and the Arabs.
Another great reaction as we are watching again after Om Kolthom reaction. Big ups bro. If possible, please react to Alaa Wardi- the evaluation of Arabic music
A modern arab great singer is Kazim alSahir . He composes the music of his song,give it a try. I recommend fershat raml al bahr (she brushed the sea sand) song
1:16 "Egyptian Arabic" refers to the "Egyptian dialect," as each Arab country has its own distinct dialect. However, recently, some individuals who oppose the Arabic language and Arab identity have emerged on social media (and I believe they were initially created by online bots to spread division among Arabs). They claim that what they speak is not Arabic, but rather "Egyptian, Lebanese, Moroccan languages," etc., which stems from ignorance and lack of proper education. Every language has "loanwords" from other languages due to colonization or global influence. Just like Hindi, which incorporates loanwords from Arabic, Persian, and English. While there is a "pure Hindi language" that no one speaks today, that doesn’t diminish the fact that what people speak now is still "Hindi." The same principle applies to Arabic. Every country has its own dialect, which is primarily Arabic, but with a few words borrowed from the original language of the country and from colonial languages such as French, English, Spanish, Italian, and Turkish. Each country’s dialect reflects its unique history and story.
Ahwak is more then I love you, it deeper. I love you is Ohibok, and then Ahwak, and the A3shakok, which is I adore you, and then we have other level of love in the arabic language that english may not have.
I like your reaction bro ,really nice one , i would recommend you “ sabah fakhry “he is a syrian singer and he’s an icon as well I wish you will like it as well
Well I believe it's really audacious of you to dive into arabic music. Halim as he was usually called was a huge singer. He used to play in movies too. Unfortunately, he left us too soon (if I remember well, it was in 1977). Listen to Fairuz "Ya Sahar el Layali".
Egyptian Arabic is different enough from Standard Arabic to be considered an entirely different language, although for religious/Arab unity reasons people will often reject this notion. But it's definitely not mutually intelligible, as it's been influenced by the historical native Egyptian language (Coptic, the last stage of the ancient language that was once written in hieroglyphs), as well as Turkish, French, English, and others.
He has many similarly great songs , but much longer and with the same orchestral performance, songs that might extend to 50 minutes of continuous performance and with a similar deep and sentimental lyrics.
![🇨🇦 CANADA REACTS TO Ahwak - [ ENGLISH SUBTITLES ] Abdel Halim Hafez REACTION](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jUSRW6Ly4RA/mqdefault.jpg)
عبدالحليم حافظ مش مجرد مغنى رائع صاحب صوت لامثيل له لكنه جزء هام من تاريخنا المعاصر لانه عبر بصوته عن فتره هامه من تاريخ المصريين وأحلامهم خاصة أغانيه فى الفتره الناصريه العظيمه من تاريخ مصر ❤🇪🇬
the audience was saying: again, again. that's why he repeated the song at one point. he was picking the flowers from his fans on the stage as well
Abdel Halim is considered the symbol of romanticism in the whole Arab world ever. You may say he is the second Pyramid after Om Kolsoum in Egypt. He is nicknamed al andaleeb al asmar meaning the brown nightingale. His songs are alive till this day although he passed away 48 years ago and it brings you back to the good old days . You can try his classics of the 70s which this one(Ahwak is a rendering made in the 70s to the original Ahwak sung in a movie called "Banat Al youm meaning Today's Girls) in 1957.
His songs are different taste than any other Egyptian songs emotionally and in terms of musical technique at that era(70s) which giving an instrumental introductory including playing solos with the same note but different instruments in each repetition to prepare the audience for the upcoming emotional modes the song will take and this was apparent on the audience request to repeat. He was also paying too much care to the poetry of the lyrics as he was interfering with the poet's poem version. you can check out the link below on Wikipedia for further information about Abdel Halim. Greetings from Egypt.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdel_Halim_Hafez
عبد الحليم حافظ فنان لن يتكرر أحسنت الإختيار
تحياتي من المغرب🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
لقد اثر عبد الحليم في حياتنا كثيرا في الماضي 🎉🎉 كان بالنسبة لنا الحب العذري النقي بعيدا عن الشهوات والنزوات ❤❤ الله يرحمه كان انسان راقي ولطيف 💓💓⚘️⚘️⚘️💕 تحياتي من المغرب 🇲🇦
I listen to this song every time I wanna sit back and relax.
This singer is the beloved of the Arab peoples. All Arabs love him, especially the young people who lived with him at that time like me. Very wonderful songs, wonderful in the truest sense of the word.
I love Abdel Halim's songs, amazing words, and his concerts were Egyptians waiting for a place to hear him, and many people came from outside Egypt to hear him, a great artist
Egypt 😍
He is my favorite singer and one of my favorite songs also❤
Thus song makes me feel like I’m floating in love
Notice how comfortable he is while singing
Like his voice is a force
By the way, a lot of his songs are like this (focus mostly on the instrumental). Also, I think all of his songs are beautiful and very romantic.
للمعلوميه هنا كان كبير في السن ومازال فاتن الصوت والغناء الجميل. ولكن ايضا في فتره الشباب كان يتمتع بحس اجمل واجمل واجمل
عبدالحليم كل عمره كان 47 عاش معظمهم ف مرض وألم
2:23 he was an actor & a singer
His feelings & expressions when singing is my favorite thing about him
He was kind of known as a lover boy image
Very delacite & romantic all the ladys loved him
Different from umm kulthum singing where it much powerful with control & emotions
Ugh I just love these songs so much very nostalgic take me back to simple warm days in my grandparents house
Everything is masterful
today Arabic music trash lol
Tho I get if you didn’t like it much
as it doesn’t have the same nostalgia & you are not used to this kind of music as westerner
المصريون هم الافضل في العالم العربي في سينما والغناء والفن
في أفضل منهم لكن هم يعرفو كيف يسوقو لانفسهم
@inesmejri4105 الفن الجميل هو من يسوق لنفسه
@ يسَوِّق لنفسه و يسَوَّق له. الفن المصري جميل و ممتع لكن الدول العربية الأخرى فنها لا يقل إمتاعا و روعة. الفرق هو أن الفن في مصر صناعة تستثمر فيها الكثير من الأموال.
@@inesmejri4105 عزيزي مع احترامي الفن المصري لا يقارن بغيره. واللهجه الوحيده لي تغني وتحدث بها معظم فنانين العالم العربي. هي المصريه وكانت مفتاح للقبول والشهره. ومصر هي. حاضنه الفن والفنانين هوليوود الشرق ورائده المجال بلا منازع وهذا لا يقلل من. اي فن. في اي بلد عربي اخر ولكنها حقيقه الاشياء ولغه الفن عي اللغه الوحيده التي يحمع حولها. الجميع ليست مجال للمبارزات والمقارانات وفي نهايه. اختلاف الرأي لا يفسد للود قضيه
@@wardalsabah-y6g أولا أنا فتاة من تونس. و ثانيا هذا رأيك أنا لا أراه فبالنسبة لي مثلا أفضل الدرامى السورية على المصرية و الأغاني المصرية فيها الجميلة لحنا و شعرا لكني في المجمل أفضل الأشعار الخليجية. رأيت كيف أن الأذواق تتنوع و ليس فيها قواعد. و ثالث ماذكرته صحيح في مصر لكن في بقية الدول العربية نعرف الفنانين من كل دول المشرق العربي أو المغرب العربي أو الخليج مصر متقوقعة على نفسها بقية الدول لا و دئما نعود للسبب هو أنو الفن في مصر هو مجال فيه الكثير من الأموال.
wow u playing abel halim now!! u have great taste !!
It's wonderful that you're reviewing Arabic/Egyptian music. These gorgeous songs get so little exposure outside of the Arab world these days, although Umm Kulthum in particular was definitely once famous far beyond its borders.
انا كنت هواه وحبيبه، روحي وقلبي حواليه❤
لو كان الدمع يجيبه، كنت ابكي العمر عليه❤
He is the best ever ❤
Abdel halim is my favorite singer , always has been and always will be ❤❤❤
My favorite song is qareat alfenjan , it's one of the best songs of him.
Cool, first Um Kolthoum then Abdelhaleem Hafiz. These two Egyptians are very very Very well-known in the whole Arab world. We listen to their songs until now. They are the best to this day.
Yes I think even Persians & Turks know them
Especially umm kulthum & Faiyrouz
...and Farid El Atrasch ,Ismahan ,Fairus.
Abdel wahab, Farid, Mohamed Fawzy❤️❤️
Listen to the song "Kalimat" by the Lebanese singer Majida El Roumi, a song in Classical Arabic, a beautiful song
ماجدة لبنانية مصرية
@MoNa-gs6cg الله اعلم بقى
@@عليالنجار-ج7ت الله أعلم وكل حاجة بس هي اللي قالت مامتها مصرية من بور سعيد 😂
It is the memories of generations and the joy of hearts, the first love 🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Even in this video you can notice how the audiance is asking for more repetitions
The words are even deeper in Arabic!
والاقيك مشغول وشاغلني بيك
وعينيا تيجي في عينيك
وكلامهم يبقى عليك وإنت تداري
وأراعيك وأصحى من الليل أناديك
وأبعت روحي تصحيك
قوم يلي شاغلني بيك جرب ناري ❤❤❤❤❤
I find you busy and I am busy with you
And my eyes come into your eyes
Their words remain on you and you manage
I take care of you and wake up at night calling you
And I send my soul to wake you up
The people who concern me with you, try my fire
He's relatively old in this concert so his voice is a little bit weak and exhausted also because of his terrible illness, this song is originally played in a movie of him while he was young with a slightly different composition or musical arrangement, the movie is called "banat al youm" which means "girls of today"
اجمل اغنيه لعبد الحليم رائعه
ظهر عليه المرض كثيرا رغم صغر سنه .😢اللهم ارحمه واغفر له
Mesmerising music
I usually watch your reaction as ARMY, it was a surprise to see you reacting to Egyptian music as well.
Egyptian Arabic is very distinct dialect wise, very popular too to the point other artists from other Arabic nationality use it while signing instead of their own dialect, also music wise, each country has a diffrent flavor to the their music
☑️☑️☑️☑️☑️🇪🇬
Egyptian masterpiece
Mate I am a Brit / Ausie and Egyptain and I can tell you Abd El Hakeem was named Elvis Presley of the Arabs... he was sooooo popular and untill now he is the most populer singer in the Arab world..like Elvis he was a great singer and a great actor and to us in the Middle East he is a Legend like the king Elvis presley and Frank sinatera.... he made many films and he performed in Europe and London in Albert hole many times....by the way he died in London at King Collage hospital in 1975...
Only Egyptian songs ❤just old❤
I love Abdelhalim , the gentle feeling... I adore his songs
he is the best Arab singer ever
Egyptian singer, not Arab 🇪🇬🇪🇬❤️😁
@ stfu annoying ass
It’s one heritage that mixed together & came out with this type of eastern music from Andulisia to Iraq
The label happens to be Arab
Most of us aren’t actual Arabs either
When you talk about singers back then do you only talk about Egyptian ones? Or do you talk about Levantine Iraqi & North African singers?
في الماضي كانت الأصوات حقيقية والعرض المباشر لا يختلف عن التسجيل
I can recommend a Halim song called “Gabbar” where his vocals capabilities are shown with nice/different music
Thanks very much ❤very beautiful ❤
I think faiyouz & umm kulthum are the most popular singers till this day
14:00
I cried 💔
Rip Abdel halim
@@ArabianPrincess1998 same
Abdelhamid hafez was a star in arab world singer actor top
اريد ان انصحك بفنان من العراق اسمه كاظم الساهر ❤كاظم الساهر لقبه قيصر الاغنيه العربيه وهو سفير الحب والسلام والانسانيه كاظم الساهر الفنان الاول والاخير في تاريخ الفن العربي حاول ان سمع له اغنية انا وليلى وكل اغانيه تحف فنيه رائعه❤
@@malakmhmd5119 كاظم ك مغني مش كتير منيح
@@Rayruey لا يابة هاي شلك بيها
@@MohamadAlqassy ما فهمت
أغانيه حلوة و كلماتها حلوة
بس لا تحتاج اداء صوتي صعب
@@Rayruey لا تحتاج الى احساس واداء
😂😂😂😂😂😂 انت منافق جعلت كاظم الساحر افضل مطرب ماهذا الهراء للعالم اللهجه العراقيه اقبح لهجه عربيه وغير مفهومه ولولا غناء المدعو كاظم الشيعي باللغه للفصحي ماعرفه احد
Arab music is on a whole different level!!! I'm Bulgarian, eastern Europe, and I've been in love with Middle Eastern music for years! Actually belly dance is quite popular in my country too, I highly suggest you listening to Alf leila wa leila by Arab National Orchestra, absolutely amazing!
Back on those days, there where no youtube, google, internet and so on, so on lives like that, you notice lots off repititions to satisfy the audiance who rely waited months for this concert to happen
A song from the beautiful old times 🎉❤
I like how you react to the lyrics, because Arabic Music is not just sound, there are many more examples of high poetic lyrics.. you can check Abdel-Wahab, Houyem Younes, Fayrouz, and many others.
By the way, 'ahh-waak' this is how to say the song title.😊
I suggest you listen to the operate Al Helm Al Arabi (the Arabic dream) and Al Dameer Al Arabi (the Arabic conscience) they're about the horrors of the occupation of Palestine and have a verse performed by a different Arabic dialect by a different artist from every Arab nation. The first is from the 90's and the sequel is from the early 2000's.
The biggest and the best Arabic singer in the world, it's long and sometimes repetitive because of poetry and the people's asking
Farid Al Atrache is another famous Egyptian composer/singer.
For other Arab countries: Fairuz and Sabah, Lebanese singers. Fairuz's "Nassam Alayna El Hawa" is lovely, and Sabah's "Zay Al Assal" (love like honey) is gorgeous.
Have fun on this journey, the music of the MENAHT is incredibly layered, complex and beautiful
Although he died about 48 years ago he is still the most famous singer among the whole Arabic world.
The ancient Egyptians were not ethnically Arab, but they start speaking the Arabic language after the advent of Islam.
He is a legend ! Try to listen to Fairouz a lebanese singer
I have a VERY interesting and niche arab song from a popular egyptian singer from the 60s. It's ah law ta3raf from Nagat alsaghira, and it has a psychedelic vibe that fitted the 60s of that time. I would love it if you could react to it.
@@Cizzo8 nagat is not niche at all
J'adore Abdelhalim Hafid
My favorite singer
For me Abdel Halim Hafez he is like Elvis Presley 😊
I would recommend "قارئة الفنجان - Qare't Al Fengan" by him as well!
Egyptians love to repeat. I wish there was a short version of all these old songs.
There is!
The concept is called Tarab. Look it up.
the translation is so baaad, half of it is made up and makes no sense, its actually way deeper than this.
Someone said that ,even the speech of Arbas is poetry, and it's true
I hope you will address other forms of classical music in other cities like Morocco. As an example of salt
شكرا
Arabic is different in each country and region, Palestine, Algeria, Egypt, Iraq etc
Very different dialects influenced from older local languages in each region
And in addition to that there is Formal Arabic called Fus-ha or Nahawi, and this is the official and literature version of Arabic that is the same everywhere but it is not used in every day life, you hear it in the news for example and use it for writing
wow, Arabic songs ❤
Try:
Um Kulthoum
“Al Atlal” (the Ruins)
Which a peom that was written more than a thousand years ago and she signs it majestically
The Arabic language has several dialects according to the region, no one speaks in the standard language, and the Egyptian songs is one of the best songs in the Arab world, and they have the best Poets. I also advise you to listen to the song of Kazem Al-Saher, (me and Layla). It is one of the greatest Arabic songs and has been translated for several languages and studied in several foreign countries. Hope you enjoyed ♥️
He used to be attached to his audience so much, he listened to their requests and repeated if they asked ( But some of them make too much noise so he get upset and You can see that on his face.. )
Thank you for listening to this masterpiece 💙
I'd recommend another song of him ( قارئة الفنجان ) Kariat al_Funjan ( the one who tell your future inside the cup of coffee), It's one-hour song but Absolutely worth it (please try listen to good quality one)
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Egypt isn't an Arab country originally, it was an independent country with a great civilization and history. Then, after that, it became part of the Arab countries. We also speak Arabic, but with the Egyptian dialect. This is the difference between Egypt and the Arabs.
Shut up....
Another great reaction as we are watching again after Om Kolthom reaction. Big ups bro. If possible, please react to Alaa Wardi- the evaluation of Arabic music
@@marwaedrees1965 nah the evaluation video is trash & annoying
The 70's - the decade of long sideburns, flared trousers and high-heel shoes for men. What on earth were we thinking?
High heels were men's shoes originally
A modern arab great singer is Kazim alSahir . He composes the music of his song,give it a try.
I recommend fershat raml al bahr (she brushed the sea sand) song
Personally, I consider Abelhaleem Hafiz and Freddy Mercury have the most wonderful male voices.
Kadim alsaher have so so beautiful songs
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"Egyptian Arabic" refers to the "Egyptian dialect," as each Arab country has its own distinct dialect. However, recently, some individuals who oppose the Arabic language and Arab identity have emerged on social media (and I believe they were initially created by online bots to spread division among Arabs). They claim that what they speak is not Arabic, but rather "Egyptian, Lebanese, Moroccan languages," etc., which stems from ignorance and lack of proper education.
Every language has "loanwords" from other languages due to colonization or global influence. Just like Hindi, which incorporates loanwords from Arabic, Persian, and English. While there is a "pure Hindi language" that no one speaks today, that doesn’t diminish the fact that what people speak now is still "Hindi." The same principle applies to Arabic. Every country has its own dialect, which is primarily Arabic, but with a few words borrowed from the original language of the country and from colonial languages such as French, English, Spanish, Italian, and Turkish. Each country’s dialect reflects its unique history and story.
Egypt Arabic specially was influenced by Coptic primarily
Along with some English & French
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influenced, yes but it's mostly Arabic I believe it's 99% of our speech are Arabic words
@@EileenEsraa oh yes
But I’m saying when it comes to the influence
It’s mostly copitic compared to English or French but you didn’t mention it
@@Rayruey oh tamam got you
Ahwak is more then I love you, it deeper. I love you is Ohibok, and then Ahwak, and the A3shakok, which is I adore you, and then we have other level of love in the arabic language that english may not have.
I like your reaction bro ,really nice one , i would recommend you “ sabah fakhry “he is a syrian singer and he’s an icon as well I wish you will like it as well
Try to listern to habibha , great piece of performance .
He will be lost in the translation, I bet he will not understand the real meaning
i highly recommend Fairuz
There is another version of Ahwak song that was produced for a movie and it is shorter
please......another song for Abdel Halim
Well I believe it's really audacious of you to dive into arabic music. Halim as he was usually called was a huge singer. He used to play in movies too. Unfortunately, he left us too soon (if I remember well, it was in 1977). Listen to Fairuz "Ya Sahar el Layali".
Hi John. Please do a reaction to Elyanaa’s cover of Ahwak ❤
Our fourth pyramid Haleem
Try to listen " not party vertions "for all Egyptian songs
fayrouz ... atini naya waghani please
استمع ل أغنية أنا وليلى للمطرب العراقي كاظم الساهر
my first time to see a reaction video where the song isn't continuously stopped which makes the video boring, and so i liked the video
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Egyptian Arabic is different enough from Standard Arabic to be considered an entirely different language, although for religious/Arab unity reasons people will often reject this notion. But it's definitely not mutually intelligible, as it's been influenced by the historical native Egyptian language (Coptic, the last stage of the ancient language that was once written in hieroglyphs), as well as Turkish, French, English, and others.
Lestin to
Ana wa Layla by kazim Alsaher
Listen to kadhim alsahir - madrasat al hub with English subtitles. He is an Iraqi singer.
He has many similarly great songs , but much longer and with the same orchestral performance, songs that might extend to 50 minutes of continuous performance and with a similar deep and sentimental lyrics.
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كاظم الساهر أنا وليلى
Listen to this song
Try another song for him, ‘Gabbar’.
The original version from the movie is better
Try to listen to it in your free time
It's better and he was young and well
The translation is not accurate, try google the translation of this song lyrics, you will be deepen touched by it.
try: Sami Yusuf - one (when paths meet)
React to 'kadim al sahir ana wa laila ' please 🥹🥹🩵🩵.