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Uncle Sam is absolutely the king of plagiarism. He doesn't even bother to give due credits to Arabic artists. I guess he is not satisfied with stealing the oil/gas so he wants to steal music from the Arabs too
Fun fact the word "Music" is from Arabic Musica which is from ساق or يسوق / مساق, which is to lead or to make organize in a specific manner or pattern or rhythm. The word has Arabic roots like so many English words that came from Greek. Westerners usually stop at Greek and never look farther back in history. Many Greek words have Arabic/Semitic origin.
As a greek who knows no arabic, those songs sounded nice. The voices were beautiful and matched the characters. But I see that in many other arabic dubbings it's hard for the arabic language to adapt to the melody or rhythm and it sounds like they try to fit more words than they should in the lyrics and that makes it sound quite off.
