I'm excited that you got here, so we can share some moments of music and emotion. Here you may find music videos of original music that shows a connection of cultures that might seem different at first glance, but actually have a lot in common.
Flamenco guitar, mixes with the Oud, in a fusion of Mediterranean music. I began my journey with flamenco guitar many years ago, growing up in the Middle East. Studying flamenco guitar in Andalusia, and Arabic music on the Oud in the Middle East, I ended up in Barcelona, a Mediterranean city with cultures from all around the world. My music is ethnic music that takes inspiration from this vast mosaic of Mediterranean cultures that are flamenco, Arabic music from the Middle East, Jewish music, Sephardic music, Moroccan music, Iberian folk music, and more.
If you enjoy artists such as Anouar Brahem, Paco de Lucia, Ross Daly, Vicente Amigo, Rabih Abou Khalil, Tomatito, Taksim Trio, you may find here music that you like.
Its nice, but honestly nobody comes even close to the emotion Yasmin Levi has, sometimes I think that its pointless to even sing her songs, they simply belong to Yasmin. But heads up for courage, not bad
Interesting comment :) Just to be clear, Naci en Alamo is a song translated by Tony Gatlif from Greek to Spanish (Nais Balamo originally), for his movie Vengo, first sung by Remedios Silva Pisa, and later interpreted by Yasmin Levy. We gave it a new interpretation by translating it to Moroccan :) Best, Ofer and Lala.
hi, I'm saudi and was researching this song because I heard it from my father, it's so old unpopular today even in riyadh, it's impressive you are curious about this, thanks for singing it.
What a splendid gift the world has been graced with today! Thank you, dear Lala and Ofer, for this radiant joy. Keep weaving your enchanting magic! Love from Canada.
Amazing music and a beautiful description of a wonderful period in history. It brought tears to my eyes because it breaks my heart to think of how Judaism has been hijacked. by zionism. Inshallah we will all be able to live in peace. Amin
Désolé de le mentionner mais c'est une chanson de Cheikh Elhasnaoui. SVP, rendons à César ce qui lui appartient et avec tout le respect pour le défunt Kamel Messaoudi.
