ARABIC MUSIC FOR THE FIRST TIME! 😮🎵| Myriam Fares, Al - Majed, Abu, Yousra, Faouzia, Mehad Hamad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to this week's FEATURE FRIDAY ✌
This week we get to know about ARABIC music for the first time, Starting with Myriam Fares - Goumi. Followed by Rashed - Al-Majed - Walhan. We then ventured into the world of 3 Daqat - Abu Ft. Yousra. Faouzia - How It All Works Out blew us away, but unfortunately due to copyright issues we had to cut it out and to finish it all off we saw Mehad Hamad LIVE.
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Please check the song of Amr Diab. He’s an egyptian singer, composer and actor. Thanks
Afgan feat sivia - one sweet day
Afgan feat sivia - one sweet day
مو بس انا انصدمت منهم سوو رياكشن للأغاني العربية بس حبيت الاختيارت كانت شاملة فنان من كل دول عربية احبكم واستمرو
بس ليتهم اختاروا اغاني افضل 😔
@@عهود55-ض6ت اكيد في أغاني افضل لكن ماعندهم خلفية عن الطرب العربي ترا طلعنا بالسليم زين ماشافو محمد رمضان
نفسك بس المشكلة ما اعرف اي اغنية من يلي سوو عليها رياكشن
ناقص الاغاني السودانيه
@@RottenMangosBiss حتى انا😂😂😂 اسمعها معهم اول مرة
Thank you so much guys ❤️
as an Arab (from Saudi Arabia) this is some general informations :
- Arabic music have so much different types & different accents too (There are 25 countries in Asia & Africa that claim Arabic as an official language).
- in general, Arab States of the Gulf (Khaleeji) songs is chill, very melodical & passionate so the concerts seems a little bit serious lol, however Egyptian music is more fun & make me dance (in my opinion).
- I guess Arabic songs usually all about the lyrics, instruments & melodies, not the music video, visuals & story lines... etc.
- I guess we're a little bit similar to Latin (for the music, melodies & instruments).
- The most famous Arabic musical instruments : Oud, Qanun, Ney, Daf (Efra was interested about it at the final video lol) also violin, saxophone & piano are very common in Arabic music.
+ I suggest you guys to check out some Fus'haa "Standard Arabic - without accent" Songs such as :
Faia Younan - ohebbou yadayka
Nour Khan - ghorabaa
Kalamesque - Mughrama/I Want to Spend (Arabic Cover) ft. Yazan & Natalie
+ fun fact : we (Arab people) could pronounce every single sound you may or may not think about it, that's what makes my language so special for me ❤️
Well said 👏كفيتي ووفيتي
@@jumanahksa4527 شكراً 🤍
كفو يا بنت بلدي❤️🇸🇦
برافو 👍🏻
Well said👏👏👏
Wow i never thought this would happen!! As an Arab person (I'm from Saudi Arabia) i feel so happy that you guys decided to check out Arabic music!! 🤍🤍
هلا والله! مادريت في سعوديين غيري يتابعونهم ههههههههه
بموتت حتناا
سعوديه واكسوال بعد اهلينن😭😭
هلا فيكك 🤍🤍
احسب انا الي اعرفهم بس 😂
بموت كيف نعلمهم انو مقطع ولهان من تصميم فان مو الاصلي😭😭
😂😂
مت 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
نقلهم بالإنجليزي
اسكتوا لحد يقول واضح اعجبهم 😂
@@rubaalotaibi4963 هههههههههه واضح كتير
I want to recommend you guys old traditional arab artists -
Fairuz فيروز
Sabah صباح
Wadee AlSafi وديع الصافي
Melhem Barakat ملحم بركات
Personally I prefer the traditional Arabic songs more than the newer ones like from 2010 onwards are not my favorite but they are extremely popular with people
My god yess please 😍 I think they'd enjoy reacting to the classics..
I also wish they would react to Zekra ذكرى, may she RIP.. she is a legend 🧡
George Nehme w ekhweto shi rahib kamen
This is songs I wanted them to lessen it
What about um kalthom 😒
@@alisamkre2971 personally not her biggest fan but she is pretty good 💗
Faouzia is actually 100% moroccan, her parents are both moroccan and she was also born in Morocco and she just turned 21 this month.
React to her other songs please
I was going to comment the same. Also, I thought they were going to react to desert rose. Which has more Arabic music influence....
Heeeey where have you been
@@nawalita4837 heyy wlahila ghi m3a l9raya but now Im free Ill be back to my propaganda 😭 what about you, how are you doing ?
@@19Maria-godkov they did react to desert rose when they reacted to Algerian songs
20:30
Rashid Al-Majid is the OG 💘
He's from my country (Saudi Arabia) & he's very popular all around Arab countries, his artistic journey started at the age of 15 & his first public album went to market late 1984!
+ even if I'm not into Arabic music that much, his songs are different man... ugh.
Lyrics :
Times get dark and I look up towards the sky, and I gaze through its stars, maybe I could find you.
Neither have you known about the longing that's struck me, nor the sky's space would be enough for you. Oh, how I'm in love with you.
I prayed to the one who created you, my dearest, that half of the love that's in my heart strikes you, and if your love is crippling, I'm fine with that, I'm fine with that since I couldn't find an as-precious lover.
I'm yearning, I'm yearning, and if I tried to hide it, my gleaming eyes will reveal it
I miss all of you. I'd die for you and your flaws, until my heart and veins are filled with yearning, and the ground couldn't hold the painful longing.
If your absence is a dream, wake me up and I'm well again, and if there's someone else, how could he make you forget a love that no other lover has ever loved a lover before, and the sign that his heart is seeking you to this day?
Do you know that despite how I'm choking on your absence? I have a hope that you'd come back to me and I'd come back to your world.
No one in this year fits you, and don't you look for anyone who's in love with you like I am.
يالله ترجمتك للكلمات تجننن رهييبة وقربتِ جمال الكلمات والمعاني بالعربي بأفضل شكل ممكن
شكرااا على تعبك، شفت تعليقاتك رهيبة ماشاءالله💖💖🙏🏻
ااااااخ العشق راشد الماجد ❤️
Too bad you had to chop up Faouzia video.
She was born in Morocco to Moroccan parents. Then they moved to Canada. So she’s not half and half. Probably has citizenship in both countries.
Faouzia (Foh zee ah) just turned 21. She’s been at this for 6 years or so. But I think she has one more year of university.
Glad searching for her found you guys. Thanks.
امانه في عرب يتابعونهم غيري ماابغى احس بالصدمه لوحدي
هنا😂😂🤷♀️
اي كثير
موجودين
لالا معك اختي انا بنفس الصدمه
احد يعطيني الخلاصة تكفووون🌚💔
وضعي يحزن قسمم🙂🚶
U missed shrine and Nancy Ajram 🥺
Agree
Yes and allysa
And Balqees Fathi 😍😍
Sherine *
Nancy just released new álbum
Yeah Faouzia did an amazing song ft with John legend "Minefield" , you should see it 🔥
Also she dropped her new song "HERO"🔥, she had a beautiful songs like " Tears of Gold"🔥 , " don't even know me" all her songs are so powerful, I'm a fan of her ,I wish i see you guys reacting to her songs 💜
I love her song "Mountain" too
@@imanarmyandilovemyself5438 sameeee
Agree all of her songs are GOAT
I recommend you guys to check out
Hamaki - Assala - majed almohandes - mohammed abdu - zena emad - abdulmajeed abdullah - ahlam alshamsi, they're very popular here in the Middle East and they have great songs, so i really hope you would do a part 2 listening to the singers I recommended, love you 🤍🤍🤍🤍
YESSSSS PLEEEEEAAAAASSSSSEEEE
💯💯💯💯💯
فلبن
خاصتاُ زينة عماد 😩🥺🥺
miami band too!!
The long flute is called (Naie ناي)
And the ones like a tambourine is called (Daff دف)
Great choices ! I enjoyed ur reactions and ur knowledge 👏🏽
That's the beauty of music and language they express emotions differently, you may not understand every language but somehow it's able to communicate the feelings
I love Arabian music so much. I am a Filipino and I seem to be one of the few people who actually love Arabian music. It all stared when I saw Haitham Mohammed Rafi sing Habibi in The Voice Ukraine where I was mesmerized with how ancient the music sounds. Priceless. Do check it out please! ^^
ميحد وصل عند الاجانب😭😭😭😭😭😭
😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😭
باقي عيضة وتكمل😭😭😂
Rashed El Majid’s music is so beautiful. His style is the basic modern “mellow” Khaleeji bop.
I am actually glad you reacted to gulf arab music that's usually overlooked and ignored.
Gulf accents are very rough, that's why ut sounds so soulful in music, we speak our letters in very rough ways, I honestly been told that by Russian, just imagine that 😂😂😂 we also rarely translate our music because we believe we are the only ones who will hear it lol.
Thanks alot for the reaction 🥲🥲💕 hi from the UAE 🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🙌🏼🙌🏼 the last guy is from UAE and is an icon in my country and close countries.
Respect to all arabic music. Every arab country has it's unique touch 🥲🥲 love them all.
❤
قولو تمثيييل قولو مااصدق قناتي المفضله تسوي رياكت للعربي😩
سيم والله انا عايشة هون مشان الرياكشنات ما توقع بحياتي يعملوا رياكشن للأغنية العربية
وانا انصدمتتتت😭
مود ههههههههههههههههههههه
فلبن
@@طربقطربق شتبي يالشايب بالقناه ذي
Rashed Al-majed is one of the best Saudi singers, thx for the reaction.
احلام العصر بدون مكيف 🌝
ههههههه
😂😂😂
خخخخخخخخ
😭😭😭😂
@RK بسرعه يتكلم الولد 😂 اما البنت فهمت عليها🤣
"Is it always summer in egypt", we're in the middle of the summer heat here😂😂😂💔
I love tamer Hussain ❤️
Yes i am dieing 😂
Same here in Algeria.
I think you need to listen to Moroccan music alone, also Égyptien and saoudien music cause it’s so different one from the other and there’s a lot to listen to
Definitely!
Moroccan special would be so well received 💕💕
I'm here just to tell you that we have the same last name
@@halacharkaoui8096 omg thats soo cool XFDVFXDFDSDDDD
These kind of song has a lot of listeners too
20:30 rashed almajed from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦❤️ he is my favorite artist and this song talking about missing his love in a beautiful poetry way
Thank you for exploring our music 🤍
بمووووت احلام العصر سووو جزء ثاني حطو ماجد المهندس وعبدالمجيد عبدالله واصاله واليسا وشيرين 😭🙏🏽
Actully 3 daqat is a egyption song and Abu is an egyption singer and song writer,, yousra is an egyption actors
And all the people that were in the MV were actors
And the instrument that Efra was talking about is called “tabla” and it’s an egyption instrument and it’s very common in egyption songs and aslo played by one person…
I hope you guys could react to anthor egyption singer called “Amr Diab” he is one of the oldest and most famous singers in egypt,, Thank you💜💜💜
57:16
Actually it's called (Daf) & it's a different instrument than (Tabla), usually used in khaliji songs too
you guys did arabic music without nancy ajram !! 😆
she's like the face of the arabic music scene for like 20 years or smth
also i recommend to check out the moroccan rap scene ( DONBIGG , Manal , Dizzy Dros ...)
Without Elissa, without nancy like i dont know who suggested this but there are a lot of other artists.
the Queens of sensitivity Ellisa and sherine and Nancy. it's okey that's just the start its obvious they will not be checking all at once
Yes please more Moroccan artists!
Chill, there is much more than nancy ajram to arabic music. It's okay if they don't include her
@@ayouspace4780 they were not freaking out anyways, but they're right to some extent, if you're checking out Arabic music for the first time, or any genre of music for that matter, it's a given that you would choose the icons of the genre. And this is not against the Herrera siblings or anything, they just take what they're recommended, so I wouldn't see the point in blaming them for this or being angry like someone did in the comments. But it is just natural to expect some big names and then get surprised if you don't find them in a video. Like doing a western pop special and not including a Madonna or Beyonce song. Again, this is just to give an example, I'm sure we're all more than thrilled to see this special from them and it was a great video regardless. But I just wanted to reply to your remark "there's more to Arabic music than Nancy ajram"
Saudi songs are the most romantic/ emotional arab songs we are lucky for having a great poets who's always shows how arab language are beautiful by their letters and having a talent singers like Talal Madaah, Mohhamed Abdu, Rashed Elmajed, Abdulmajeed Abdullah, Zena Emad and Dalia Mubarak
I'm Arabic and it's to weird to see you listening to our songs 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
youre not a language, you're a person. Habla.
Hi Arabic I’m an arabic person nice name 😅
Last song is called barg laah, incase you want to hear the music non- live! Its from uae, and yes especially singers in the gulf region would sometimes drag words as if they are reciting poetry! Because most songs are actually poems fitted onto music to be sung
55:07Mehd Hamad (May 22, 1963 -) is an Emirati singer known for his singing in the dialect of Hadar Al Sahel and his mastery of it. About one of the most important symbols of the Emirati singing heritage. Nicknamed "the first artist of the Emirates"
Thank you for reacting to Faouzia , and yes you pronounced her name right , she's not half canadian actually, but she lives in Canada , she's 21 years old, and she's an engineering student.She worked with Kelly Clarkson, David Guetta, John Legend and Galantis . I would like to recommend her song "Tears of Gold", the stripped version is better in my opinion.
Nah they Said her name wrong
@@allaboutfaouzia8517 In moroccan dialect yeah i know , but Efra pronounced it the way Faouzia herself introduces herself. She also talked about this in her live, and she said that her parents call her the way it should be pronounced in arabic ^^
@@hilaryy5654 I know what faouzia said in der stream. It’s still wrong.
@@allaboutfaouzia8517 you're funny ^^ you know what she said and still thinking that everyone needs to call her the way her moroccan parents do? x)
@@hilaryy5654 they Said the canadian Version wrong ._.
Thank you I love you guys SO MUCH. You don’t know how satisfying it is how much you understand and appreciate music. Please do check out more Arabic music ❤️
يمه لحظه ما اتفقنا على كذا صدموني 😭😭😭😭
hey there :)
I'm from middle east , and I'm so happy to see you guys enjoy our music because I feel music it's part from our culture , and I feel it's connect us even when you don't understand the lyrics you still enjoy the song and the melody .
thank you so much I really enjoy the video and have a nice day 3>
I’m from SA and I really like ur channel !!! Good reaction وين العرب
The third song you reacted to was such a hit here for a few months you would hear it everywhere and at anytime
Wow! Huge respect for you guys! I love the way you discovered different culture through music, you respect the difference in the music and even love it! I love you so much and thank you for reacting to Arab music❤️
As an arab, Emirati, I happy to see you guys enjoying the arabic songs ❤️
Almajed is the most favorable singer in the Arabian region, especially in the Arabian gulf countries :) we are so proud of him he’s a great artist
As a Saudi Arab I truly enjoyed this. You guys did a great job here! The diversity of the signers and selection was so good!
Respect to tou guys for being authentic. A true musician does what you do guys also your content.
Finally a reaction of Arabic music with taste *chef’s kiss*
If you want to fall in love with arabic music more, listen to older music. Fairouz, sabah fakhri, um kulthoum, melhem barakat.... also some amazing singers from this generation: Abeer Nehme, Goerge nehme, melhem zain...
The instrument at 11:51 is a bagpipes and mostly used in the Arabian gulf region and called (habban) in Arabic, and it was brought to the region by Iranians. The first singer is Lebanese but the song is from the gulf region that's why they used the habban.
This flute at 55:52 is called (ny) in Arabic (ryhmes with by). The mandolin-like instrument at 56:07 is called (oud). The 3 instruments at 57:30 are tambourines, and called (duf) in Arabic.
I’m in love with you guys please react to more Faouzia I love her bad dreams song !!!
انصدمت يوم شفت راشد حسيت في شيء غلط😭
احلام العصر صدق😭😭😭
ايييهه والله حتى الاجانب ينطربون ع اغانيه😭😭🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
ليش غلط بالعكس راشد يقدم فن جميل لايتكرر
@@Titi-tn3gl ما اتكلم عن راشد وفنه معروف ما يحتاج انا اقصد انو انصدمت عشان الاثنين مسوين له رياكشن
انا ولا انتي 😭😭😂💔
ما انصدمت على انهم مسوين رياكشن على اغاني عربية كثر انه مدة الفيديو ساعةة يا كثر هرجهم
I love that you got the feel of the last song. its about someone riding his camel at night and saw from the distance (lightning) in the direction of his beloved’s town so he imagines it is her beauty shining at night. Your necks at the end dancing to the song is exactly what happens when you are riding a camel, I could not believe that you got it.
I’m so happy you checked out Myriam Fares she’s such a queen you guys have to check more of her❤️❤️❤️🥺 you pronounced her name right i was shocked! 😂
Thank you for the beautiful reactions 💙 rashed is really one of the biggest names in the Arabic singing industry 💛
ياصدمتي احس اللي اشوفه كذب 😭😭
حتنا احس فيه شي غلط😭😭😭😭😭
اي بالذات اغنية ولهان للفنان راشد انصدمت حتى الاجانب ينطربون ع اغانيه😂🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️.
غريب والله😂😂😂❤️❤️
ليه تنصدمين ترا عادي
@@NouraALbader المقصد ان يعني اول مره اشوفهم يسوون رياكشن لاغاني العرب
Third song: the rhythm is called Maqsoum used mostly in Egypt and the Levant countries (Lebanon, syria, Jordan, Palestine), it is played by at least 3 instruments + ..1-tabla 2-req 3-doom and yes its exactly like bachata, thank you for sharing that now im in love with bachata. 🤝
Half way through and I’m enjoying this so much
If you want to check more out u guys definitely have to check Nancy ajram, Ayad tannous( he is my fav Arabic singer atm he is amazing especially live he is also known for covers but ofc he have his own music one of my fav covers of him is ala bali)
Please check out more Faouzia content. She is an amazing vocalist!!!
tears of gold (stripped) by faouzia is a must !
FAOUZIIAAA ♥♥ Please more of her music "Tears of Gold , stripped"
In all these songs, Rashed El Madjid is my favorite, his voice is so warm
this isn't your first time doing Arabic music btw, Algerian are Arab fyi
I liked this but there are better Arabic songs especially classical ones, Arabic music changes with every country and even in every country there are different genres
Algerians are not Arabs for YOUR information
@@cel6131 and what are we then?
@@atikabts3411 You don't know North African history? We are Imazighen.
@@cel6131 not all of us, there are Arab, Touarag, Amazigh...
@@atikabts3411 You know that Tuareg people are Amazigh as well right? Just Google it lmao and just because we speak Darija (which isn't even understandable to Arabs from the Middle East), doesn't make us Arabs. Wallah just look things up from reliable sources. We don't share the same dna. However, during their conquest in North Africa, they brought some of their cultural influences and religious beliefs with them. Do you get what I am trying to explain to you? We are not Arabs and never will be, but yes they had some type of influence in our culture today.
Those drums u were curious about are called the "Duff" they are made with stretched goat skin then they leave it in the sun to dry and the longer it is in the sun the stronger the sound gets
U should listen to abadi aljoher “حب ايه" oud, he’s a legend..
The last performance was done by the singer his name Mehad Hamad, he is from United Arab Emirates and it was back in Abu Dhabi city in Feb 2020 before covid precautions happened. He is folklor traditional singer and famous in UAE. The song lyrics is about a girl he saw her passing and he couldn’t forget her coz she was so beautiful. Glad u enjoyed it guys
1:01:30
U guys should look for the “yolah” Emirati dance
(يولة رقصة شعبية اماراتية)
It has the same “let it simmer” concept and u actually move your hands like you are doing it unintentionally😂😂😂😂
Yess i agree
omg this is amazing never seen someone react to Arabic music before. It makes me happy as an Arab to see your reaction.
React to Oum Khaltoum - Enta Omri next time, this song will always be my favorite one from arabic music, a freaking CLASSIC!
And Alabina ft Gypsy Kings - Ya Habibi Yallah is a classic from the 90s mixing arabic and spanish it's a banger really
I truly thank you for reacting for different genres of music, and respecting each one,and am also happy that u liked arab music since am an Arab,thank you 🖤
I'm so happy you guys discovered faouzia, I hope you do more reaction to her music
Wow. I’ve been following the dimash journey and yall surprised me with this. As an arab from Iraq 🇮🇶 I loved this reaction. U literally picked every genre and I love it
I would love to see you react to mohammed assaf he's a Palestinian singer , love your reaction and I hope to see more Arabic music reactions.
Hundred percent agree with him when he says he wishes to see more Arabic influence in Fouzia than the mainstream market typical linear songs.
Omgshhh so excited!!!!! Love from Morocco 🇲🇦❤
arabic and french and english and spainsh songs you can fell the song and emotions of it really great language for songs.
RASHED AL-MAJED MY FAVORITE SINGER!!!!!
Wow thanks for reacting to arabic music. There are many maq'amat in arabic music, it differs from country to country and each are influenced by each other sometimes. Even the instruments are different. You will especially notice that in more traditional or old songs from the 50s onward.
Someone already mentioned this but, arabic music and especially khaliji music is often written as poems by poets and that's why there's an emphasis on lyrics and you can hear a "drag" because arabic poetry is written in divisions we call "abyat" (plural)
Disclaimer: I'm not a specialist in music or arabic literature but that's my take as an arab lol
Abdulrahman Mohammed&Mohab Omer - Craziness مهاب عمر و عبدالرحمن محمد-أصابك عشق is great too
OMG PLEASE MORE FAOUZIA IM SCREAMING
I used to live in the Arab world (Jordan) I stayed there for 10 years, during my stay I learned the language both the Standard version and some other dialects, I picked up a taste for the different versions of Arabic music as well, I do consider my self an arab to some extent I know a lot about their culture traditions and way of thinking, I love all of it except for some things one of which is that there’s a degree of racism that I think is accepted among arabs and they don’t think twice about it especially against african and south asian people, I only bring this up because Meryam Fares appeared in black face in her video and most Arabs didn’t find that problematic. I hope my Arab brethren would one day become aware of how offensive they can be and try to do something about it. ارجو ان تكونو ما زعلتو مني بس العنصرية واقع بالعالم العربي اللي بعتبره وطني الثاني وبغار عليه، عشان هيك ارجو انو الاجيال القادمة تكون اكثر وعي بما يخص هاي المشكلة
i see it more classism than racism, a very light skinned blue eyed red haired Syrian professional would get lesser salary than a very dark skinned African American. A Filipino designer & Indian businessman would be treated better than Yemeni Arabs (regardless their skin some very light some very dark) hard labours. Not all Arabs are classist/rcist, most are cool & treat everyone kindly regardless. For ones who are, what Id like to do just quoting them these:
If they were Muslims
Qur'an 49: 13
_"O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other not that ye may despise (each other). Verily the most honoured of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you."_
Prophet Mohammed pbuh last sermon
_"All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab, nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black, nor a black has any superiority over white except by piety and good action."_
If they were Christians
Mark 12:31
_'"The second most important command is this: Love your neighbor the same as you love yourself. These two commands are the most important."_
Atheists
Dawkins (supposedly)
_"Everything & everyone is only carbon."_
Faouzia is amazing, she will be big someday. Please react to more of her
Faouzia is just incredible !!! i'm so glad to see you react to her !
Rashed Almajed is the best for me ❤️
Me too💔
I just stumbled upon this amazing podcast, it’s really informative and entertaining.
So I have some answers I believe you’re looking for.
1-as far as Arabic goes we pronounce our letters the same way as they’re written so for the J (like you pronounce it in English) ,also the H is pronounced the same as English, but the throat sounds letter which is H in Spanish but not found in English so we write as Kh together so for example the name Khalid is written with Kh and a Latin person would pronounce it like an English speaker as *Kalid* so for them to say right is to write it with an H (which is the throat letter for them) like this Halid.
2- For the instrument you were asking in Maryam’s video I believe it’s Mizmar (I couldn’t find a name for it in English) but it’s kinda similar to the Flute you’ve seen in the final video which called Ney.
3-Lastly is the Tambourine it’s called Daf search for it and interestingly I found a similar instrument that’s called Bendir just like the one we make.
For the 3 Daqat song by Abu I think there’s only one drummer they could be more but one is enough to make these sounds and their instruments is Darbouka (Goblet Drum).
Really great video I wish guys all the best and keep it coming.💙💙👍
This was great! So different. The only one I've heard of is Faouzia and she is just WOW! Just as a side note she just turned 21 on the 5th of July. Efra I've heard you mention some gaming in some of your comments so you'll just love her latest video! It is a lot different than most. Waleska insightful and beautiful as ever! Always look forward to your posts. You music is also very very good really enjoyed it!
Just found you guys channel, and I adoreeee your commentary, very informative and insightful unlike most reaction channels, and your excitement and ambition and willingness to learn about different cultures is contagious. Amazing guys. 👏👏👏 Bravo, so happy I found you. Subscribed From Saudi Arabia
Ommmgg finellyyyy plz doo some more Moroccan song i can suggest if you want
I was born in Venezuela, and moved to a country in the middle east called Jordan when I was 7 years old. I love your reactions and openness to other cultures. Love you guys, keep up the good work.
The middle eastern drum ring is called Daf.
i love seeing people reacting to faouzia for the first time. i love her!!
Minefields is a great song to react to , Faouzia wrote it and then they suggested to John Legend to feature in the song and btw Charlie Puth is on the piano for Minefields. John legend is in GOOD music ( label) not in Atlantic records
You should check out Faouzia's Bad Dreams (stripped version) or her song with John Legend. The girl is so underrated still.
Oh i wanna see their reaction to faouzia and john legend
i think they didn't react to it yet , but i would like to watch it too
regarding the song "Goumi" by Myriam Fares even tho she is Lebanese she is singing it with the GCC accent aka "khaleeji" and this is where i am from. and Goumi means get up as in get up and dance and shake your body lol, as for the video it totally makes no sense as it represents an African tribe, vibe and culture which is not the case for the gcc area
omg i love faouzia 💕 great reaction 💕
Fun fact about the 3 dakat song , all the models in this song are very famous egyptian actors and actresses and they were doing this song as the opening for al gouna film festival which is held in egypt 🇪🇬
I saw faouzia and I clicked please react to more of her. I recommend "Tears of Gold" stripped version
Fifth song: the sax player is called Wisam Khassaf hes amazing, the rhythm is called Shaabi, the flute is called Ney or Nay, the mandolin looking instrument is called Oud but in this video its an electric Oud, the frame drum ls called Tar or Teeran(plural)..the ones with the bells are called Barasheem(plural) since its always more than one where each plays a different rhythm to create those rhythms, the bongo looking instrument is called Bengez, it is actually a bongo but its made of plastic and not leather, the second from right to left is playing the Drinka which is close to the darbuka but its higher pitched and creates a more metallic sound, when each percussionist plays a different rhythm we call it Mekhalef.
The music arranger (producer) of this song is called Seeroos, hes from Bahrain, he is very influenced by Bob Marley and reggae music like most Bahraini musicians(maybe because its an island) and this is how he made that beautiful reggae intro, he also produced the song Walhan (second song you heard)
Unfortunately you wont be able to find a lot of videos on youtube that will show you these instruments and rhythms unless you type them in Arabic, so if anyone is interested in any of these instruments and rhythms ill be more than happy to send you videos.
Love💜💜💜 I would recommend Bad Dreams by Faouzia she is an Amazing POWERHOUSE bad dreams, you don’t even know me, and tears of gold STRIPPED Versions are the best in my opinion!!! Stay safe💜💜
With arabic music every country has it own flavor and style of singing and dialect , from Morocco ,Gulf countries , Egypt .
واو انصدمت بس حبيت اختياركم ☺️❤️❤️
I love Arabic music been hooked for like 4 months