This is one of the most light-hearted, playful Lebanese songs. It recounts the details of a particular bus ride from the town of Hammana to the town of Tannourine, on a sweltering summer day. The narrator recalls a certain girl, Aliyah, and her beautiful eyes. The narrator goes on to describe the passengers on the bus: one eating lettuce, another eating figs, and the passenger along with his extremely ugly wife. At a given moment, this passenger suffers a heat stroke and his wife almost faints. The narrator is positive that the passenger would've gladly sent his wife home by herself had he seen Aliyah's eyes. The narrator also relates the overall good disposition and nonchalance of the habitants of Tannourine who, not having paid for the ride, would be helping out by either holding the door or calming the nerves of the passengers. The narrator ends by asking the driver to close the window in fear they might catch a cold, which is quite ironic given the fact that it's way too hot. Fairuz's son, playwright and composer, Ziad Rahbani, originally wrote this fun song for his play "What about Tomorrow?" and it was sung by his dear friend Joseph Sakr. When Ziad's father, the great composer, songwriter, and playwright, Assi Rahbani heard the song, he asked Ziad to give it to Fairuz, his mother, to sing in Paris. Ziad agreed on a condition that he be paid 500 Lebanese Liras for it. He jokingly said to his father, "It's true that you're my father, but we are in a time of war."
It’s a song that describes a trip she took on a bus during a hot summer day. The bus was full of people, one person is eating, the other is drinking, and there’s a guy with his wife … oh what an ugly wife ! He wouldn’t let her go by herself on the bus. To compensate for not paying the bus fare, we had to hold the door and help passengers. It’s fun and light song in her repertoire
You forgot to talk about the most important part .. the singer is talking as a passenger who is thinking of the beauty of the eyes of his girlfriend ( ALYA ) and he remember her in every thing he saw in the road
فيروز من أجمل الاصوات العربيه ❤
The music is by Ziad Al-Rahbani, a music legend and Fairuz's son
This is one of the most light-hearted, playful Lebanese songs. It recounts the details of a particular bus ride from the town of Hammana to the town of Tannourine, on a sweltering summer day. The narrator recalls a certain girl, Aliyah, and her beautiful eyes. The narrator goes on to describe the passengers on the bus: one eating lettuce, another eating figs, and the passenger along with his extremely ugly wife. At a given moment, this passenger suffers a heat stroke and his wife almost faints. The narrator is positive that the passenger would've gladly sent his wife home by herself had he seen Aliyah's eyes. The narrator also relates the overall good disposition and nonchalance of the habitants of Tannourine who, not having paid for the ride, would be helping out by either holding the door or calming the nerves of the passengers. The narrator ends by asking the driver to close the window in fear they might catch a cold, which is quite ironic given the fact that it's way too hot.
Fairuz's son, playwright and composer, Ziad Rahbani, originally wrote this fun song for his play "What about Tomorrow?" and it was sung by his dear friend Joseph Sakr. When Ziad's father, the great composer, songwriter, and playwright, Assi Rahbani heard the song, he asked Ziad to give it to Fairuz, his mother, to sing in Paris. Ziad agreed on a condition that he be paid 500 Lebanese Liras for it. He jokingly said to his father, "It's true that you're my father, but we are in a time of war."
It’s a song that describes a trip she took on a bus during a hot summer day. The bus was full of people, one person is eating, the other is drinking, and there’s a guy with his wife … oh what an ugly wife ! He wouldn’t let her go by herself on the bus.
To compensate for not paying the bus fare, we had to hold the door and help passengers.
It’s fun and light song in her repertoire
You forgot to talk about the most important part .. the singer is talking as a passenger who is thinking of the beauty of the eyes of his girlfriend ( ALYA ) and he remember her in every thing he saw in the road
You won't guess what the lyrics are 😂😂😂
So funny, but but she is The GOAT
I love fairuz ❤️🔥
She's Great
Her son writes this song he wrote when they go to another country he described what happends 😂 comedian music
He love lady name alia and he describes many things
Love your reaction! The title means "on the bus" and the song describes all the things happening on that bus during the trip' with some more stuff!
Lebanese songs are the best.
كيف سيترجم كلمه يا معلم 😂
😀
Oh mister