Elle arrive quand même à tenir un public durant trois minutes avec ce seul refrain "hine ma tov uma nayim" et se fait appplaudir à tout rompre, respect Dali!She still manages to hold a public for three minutes with this single chorus "hine my tov uma nayim" and is applauded to break, respect Dali!
Stupenda meravigliosa sublime eccezionale grande voce grandissima cantante Dio ti ha fatto dono di questa ugola d'oro ciao amore ciao 👍👍👍👍💋💙💚💜💋💋💋💋💙💛💝💞 fantastica aaaaaaaaaciao amore mio ti amo tanto
Not a folk song, actually. Its lyrics are the beginning of Psalm 133, which reads, "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!". Which does not prevent this song to be a great song ;-) Thanks for uploading it.
To understand this better you need to understand that "Mi" and "Mah" are entities and not Who and What. This is where the kabbastic question "WHO was with me in the beginning ?" is actually a statement THAT "Mi (who) WAS with me in the beginning - eg: John was with me in the beginning." Which is very interesting because the LOST BOOK OF ENKI also talks about the "Mi" being used for the creation of man.
Behold, MAH is good [tov], sitting (feminine) brothers (plural) also (GAM) as one (Yachid is unity - yacHAD also contains the allusion to Yod and ACHAD as in Yod for the value of 10 as in the 10 sephirot and ACHAD as in the number 1 - so this may also infer the word "Unified Harmony")
She was Jewish! Obviously she spoke Hebrew, she is a Mizrahi Jew. Like millions of others from Arabic countries, they all had either french or italian citizenships and then in the 60s due to a huge rise in antisemitism and orders to leave the countries, such as Iraq, Yemen, Egypt they escaped either to Israel or to Europe, mostly France.
She was from Italian decent. Her grandparents had moved to Egypt for economic reasons. They came from a tiny place in Italy and of course the whole family was catholic. But spending most of her life in a secular country - i.e. France - as she grew older and with the study of Freud, religion became relegated to a secondary consideration.
You know nothing about her life, which is sad, because you have the internet at your fingertips. Another example of how nationalism, ANY nationalism, makes people crazy. She's an Italian, born to Italian parents in Egypt. And you are either trolling, or crazy.
She was Roman Catholic. Her real full name is Yolanda Christina Giglioni (rip) she killed herself because she was afraid to grow old. She learned Hebrew, she even know how to write it, in the Jewish schools of Cairo; which back then were among the best in the world.
we still remember , love an Listen to her In Egypt Salma ya salama , Ahsan nas , Helwa ya Baladi will never be forgotten among ages an will keep kept in our hearts and minds Dalia is one of living legends of Egypt
Yes, she was born in Egypt and had sung some of her very best songs in Arabic for the Egyptians and one movie which is also one of the Egyptian legacy. She didn't sing for Israel but sang the national Hebrew songs as she did in Lebanon, Egypt and Italy plus some German songs too. She was a legend and the literal meaning of legendary. A soul that left the world too soon cause she didn't stand the horrible sadness that exists. Note (I'm Egyptian)
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Elle arrive quand même à tenir un public durant trois minutes avec ce seul refrain "hine ma tov uma nayim" et se fait appplaudir à tout rompre, respect Dali!She still manages to hold a public for three minutes with this single chorus "hine my tov uma nayim" and is applauded to break, respect Dali!
The words express the spirit of Shabbat.
R.I.P. DAlida your song gives me life in this world of death
100% true,feel the same , greetings from Egypt
Dziękuje za miły film - z wspaniałą DALIDĄ , w roli głównej !!! Serdeczne pozdrowienia - przyjaciel !
Stupenda meravigliosa sublime eccezionale grande voce grandissima cantante Dio ti ha fatto dono di questa ugola d'oro ciao amore ciao 👍👍👍👍💋💙💚💜💋💋💋💋💙💛💝💞 fantastica aaaaaaaaaciao amore mio ti amo tanto
A legend
Wonderful, thanks for sharing!! God bless you!
God bless us all! We are together, forever! A lot's of souls but one spirit. The great one! Love You all. :)
Madame vous nous manquez
voice and looks and amazing woman!
Beautiful song.
Beautiful singer.
magnifique très bieninterpretée
Not a folk song, actually. Its lyrics are the beginning of Psalm 133, which reads, "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!".
Which does not prevent this song to be a great song ;-)
Thanks for uploading it.
Meravigliosa canzone e interprete.
To understand this better you need to understand that "Mi" and "Mah" are entities and not Who and What. This is where the kabbastic question "WHO was with me in the beginning ?" is actually a statement THAT "Mi (who) WAS with me in the beginning - eg: John was with me in the beginning."
Which is very interesting because the LOST BOOK OF ENKI also talks about the "Mi" being used for the creation of man.
Divina donna
Passion.
SHE WAS A MENCH, JEWISH OR NOT. GOD BLESS HER.
Barbara Gromb you were absolutely right.. how tragic her private life was and the way she left us.. but her music lives on
amen
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤👏👏👏
Behold, MAH is good [tov], sitting (feminine) brothers (plural) also (GAM) as one (Yachid is unity - yacHAD also contains the allusion to Yod and ACHAD as in Yod for the value of 10 as in the 10 sephirot and ACHAD as in the number 1 - so this may also infer the word "Unified Harmony")
👏🏻👏🏻😍😍🥰❤️
She was Jewish! Obviously she spoke Hebrew, she is a Mizrahi Jew. Like millions of others from Arabic countries, they all had either french or italian citizenships and then in the 60s due to a huge rise in antisemitism and orders to leave the countries, such as Iraq, Yemen, Egypt they escaped either to Israel or to Europe, mostly France.
She's catholic.
She was from Italian decent. Her grandparents had moved to Egypt for economic reasons. They came from a tiny place in Italy and of course the whole family was catholic. But spending most of her life in a secular country - i.e. France - as she grew older and with the study of Freud, religion became relegated to a secondary consideration.
You know nothing about her life, which is sad, because you have the internet at your fingertips. Another example of how nationalism, ANY nationalism, makes people crazy. She's an Italian, born to Italian parents in Egypt. And you are either trolling, or crazy.
She was Roman Catholic. Her real full name is Yolanda Christina Giglioni (rip) she killed herself because she was afraid to grow old. She learned Hebrew, she even know how to write it, in the Jewish schools of Cairo; which back then were among the best in the world.
we still remember , love an Listen to her In Egypt Salma ya salama , Ahsan nas , Helwa ya Baladi will never be forgotten among ages an will keep kept in our hearts and minds Dalia is one of living legends of Egypt
She was Egyptian...
@N IB Mahrous I believe you don't know anything thing about her, next time do research before you say something!!
Yes, she was born in Egypt and had sung some of her very best songs in Arabic for the Egyptians and one movie which is also one of the Egyptian legacy.
She didn't sing for Israel but sang the national Hebrew songs as she did in Lebanon, Egypt and Italy plus some German songs too. She was a legend and the literal meaning of legendary. A soul that left the world too soon cause she didn't stand the horrible sadness that exists. Note (I'm Egyptian)
N IB Mahrous stfu moron
She born in Egypt, she lived in Cairo till she was 22 old, yes
Italian by birth to Italian parents
Israel 🇮🇱 ❤️❤️