Absolutely amazing and in perfect tempo. As a musician myself I stand in awe of his gift. There are so many gifted musicians in this world who just play for their own amusement but this guy is blessing everyone with his percussive ability.
@@lyaeusv3828 of course you have to exhaust studying the skill, but as a teacher I can tell you that there are natural inclinations to various things for different people. I’m sure you know this though.
@@Mastermindx88 Citeste un pic toate celelalte comentarii pe care le are la video si trage singur concluzia comentariului tau. Patetic, prietene...patetic!
How could there be no one that has started to dance to his drumming I know I wouldn't be standing still I'd be catching those beats as fast as I could wow he is incredible he is awesome what a musician.
Same. It probably means you have a deeper connection to ancient Egypt or even Mesopotamia. Maybe you should so some exploring. Maybe you even carry a warrior spirit.
Usually like this tune in the east and arabic countries it need two doumbek players to do it but i see this guy is playing the both rhythms alone he is awesomely talented
this guy deserves much more from life than 50 cents in that little box ...If I would have been there sincerely I would have gave to him much more money,he is so so talented!!!
As a tunisien and Arabic blood. This play is extraordinary and powerful. The darbuka has many different types of usability. I have learned from you smth new so thank you ❤️
He actually is quite a talented player as most of these patterns or rhythms if you will, are played this rich usually by two or more player ensembles to have a more articulated and sonorous sound. He is in fact having a two (sometimes even three) player performance all by himself here without breaking sweat. Hats off!Playing darbuka is a whole lot more than meets the eye and the ear. Linear drumming at its finest with articulations that requires crazy practice to master.
All darbuka players divides their right and left hands , it' s nothing special very random. Only difference he makes is he is using the " butterfly style". this style is very popular in Iran , if you are not familiar to drums it may sound to you very rich but actually it's a tricky n simple style, all he is doing is using his thumb behind his fingers for the tirrrrssss) it ' s same like buzzing tecnique on drum set , only thing you have to do loosing your wirst. The real musicians dont like this style because sound is not clear at all and it' s a piece of cake
Clearly you know a whole lot more than I do about darbuka playing. Just to be clear, I was not referring to his independence, but rather his way of linear rhythmic thinking like all darbuka players seem to have almost naturally as if they are born with, I suppose mainly because of the musical genre dictates it. Granted, it may be an easy trick as you have pointed out however, I can't say the sound is not clear if I can hear it. Also if you are referring to the "buzz roll" for the snare drums, though it may seem very basic or rudimentary, it is not as easy as it seems to play it clean and articulated. Believe me, I know a thing or two about drums. ;)
True. I'm from Kurdish Syria and we do butterfly technique often. I prefer split finger because you are correct it is clearer, but if you really work on the butterfly technique you can get it to sound very clean
@@ValerioShoeshine Vidi uno spettacolo anni fa di una ballerina del ventre al teatro del Cairo con un accompagnamento solo a percussione, molto bello. Oggi 2021 sarai ancora piú bravo ti auguro il meglio.
He would generate much more money at an Arabian wedding, an amazing player like him. I've never seen anyone play the doumbek/derbake so skilfully. Awesome.
Realy tears comes in eyes When this talented young man earns by means of begging that is to in Italy(beyond my imagination being an Indian )may God bless pull him up to a best platform.
This is truly beyond breathtaking; the variations that this artiste is producing in the same rhythmic meter is amazing. I am not schooled in percussion, but all I can say is that this ranks right up with the best percussion solo performances in terms of the cadence, clarity, control, complexity, and brilliance. Wow!
You'll be glad to know, then, how common this sort of thing is. I think I can say for certain that Arabic music is, objectively, some of the greatest music there is-and that barely does much justice at all, considering how many genres there are and from how many countries they all come.
Svaka čast na tehnici,svaki udarac prstima,ritmički jako svaki se pojedini ton čuje oštro,jasno,fenomenalno.Sviram đembe,darbuku,dunove ali za usavršavanje tehnike sviranja darbuke htjela bih te upoznati za par dobrih savjeta❤VELIKI POZDRAV IZ CROATIA
alger baerber no north africa is arab just because people from your mountan are berber that dosent mean we all are berbers ( ya l9bayli ahki 3la rohek dzayr machi tiziwzou)
Anything related to Arabic music, in the west, is incredibly underrated. If you want amazing percussion, breathtaking strings, angelic vocals, and unbelievable composition, look no further than than Arabic music-that goes for both classical AND pop!
@@onlyonegod701 oh god didn't u the Arabs slandering us with our music and our Egyptian dance which known as belly dance Now it becomes Arab and beautiful?! no dear don't be ignorant, it is precisely Egyptian music..
Its more native egyptian / north african than arabic the guy is half algerian I think , I love arabic drumming aswell but this is north african egyptian maybe with some arab influence
A master!!! i could hear the basic Saidi rhythm below his playing, which I learned many years ago for belly dance. What he layers over the top is genius! I would dance for hours to his drumming.
Seeing this video again (after a few years) I suddenly remembered that this guy is the reason I bought a Doumbek in the first place. Because I wanted to be as great as him. Unfortunately, I'm nowhere even close, but maybe one day. This guy is extremely talented.
Ben écoute... tu es vraiment incroyable! How can anyone just walk by you? To quote Tolga Pala (below): "He is in fact having a two (sometimes even three) player performance all by himself here without breaking sweat. Hats off! Playing darbuka is a whole lot more than meets the eye and the ear. Linear drumming at its finest with articulations that requires crazy practice to master." I could not say it better (hence the quote.)
ان قمة التعاسه والالم هى ان تتحول الحاجه للمال الى اظهار البسمه والفرح للاخرين فالذى ينظر لهذا الشاب يظن انه "يدربك" ومسرور وهو فى اعماق نفسه محتاج الى السعاده وهو تعيس ..الله يرزق عبيده ويرزق هذا الشاب من فظله ..
Wow, this guy is crazy good!!! Haven't heard of this type of percussion instrument before. Sounds great and he's very professional in his approach. Nice one!!! All the best from Canada!!!🇨🇦
The existence of many “Dislikes “ in TH-cam shows that society has not yet come to recognize the artistic value that manifests itself on the stone of the street ... can this man earn his living by manifesting his artistic abilities in this way? ... according to the frequency of donations would might think it's possible ....
Salute to man I am indian(punjabi) but don't know why I always feel a connection with middle east especially its music and culture Love from punjab (India)❤
New York ya this guy is insanely good! I’ve been playing for a few months now and I’ve always had a natural talent for the Doumbek as I was raised in an environment filled with Arabic music. I would always play a rhythm on the table and now with my Doumbek I’m able to think of any rhythm in my mind then play it, which I later found a lot people can’t do but this guy is crazy! His hand movements and his fingers move very fast! I can only wish to one day play at his level
That struck a cord in my heart. This is definitely in sync with our heart beats. And anything the heart feels and accepts as harmonious is the way into our soul.
This is truly the most amazing mix I have ever heard.😍😘 I am so glad that there are people out there who appreciate the raw talent in music. I feel that instruments pierce the soul with their beauty. Yes, vocals create a similar sensation, but they are not as powerful. This is truly beautiful, so bravo!🙋👌👍👍
You are right. I’m asking to all dancers, if they want dance with this music, they can make a video and I will publish on this channel. If you want you can do it. It's lots of views for me and good advertising for the dancer :)
Usually there are two or three people playing beat like this. The one is for keeping the rhythm and the other players play the rrrrrrrrrrrtatatak melodies :D Seriously, this guy is very talented. There aren’t many who can play so good like that. Respect!
bence çok güzel çalmış birtürk olarak bayıldım bizim ülkede normal bişe damruka sizde garip bizde dpğal ve çalan arkadaş cidden ustalıkla yapmış işini başarılarının devamını dilerim
Absolutely amazing and in perfect tempo. As a musician myself I stand in awe of his gift. There are so many gifted musicians in this world who just play for their own amusement but this guy is blessing everyone with his percussive ability.
It's not a "gift". It's called practice.
@@supermani967 it’s both
@@TheKiddOnDrums no U learn to play derbouka over and over again
@@lyaeusv3828 of course you have to exhaust studying the skill, but as a teacher I can tell you that there are natural inclinations to various things for different people. I’m sure you know this though.
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His fingers are faster than my internet speed!💃
Harika
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:D
😂🤣🤣😂😂😂
👍🏾😆🤣👌
I'm from Turkey and gotta say his playing very well.. excellent job brother..
thank you very much
@@ValerioShoeshine Are you the one who playing this?
@@tufangunes6274 he is not the man playing
Te mananca tiganii nostri
@@Mastermindx88 Citeste un pic toate celelalte comentarii pe care le are la video si trage singur concluzia comentariului tau. Patetic, prietene...patetic!
You're an Italian and you play as if you were born in the desert! Amazing work brotha, love from Egypt!
Romanian
Beautiful comment. I want to buy a darbouka and learn to play. I am Armenian descent. God bless you brother x
That's Gypsies
italians rule the mediterranean
@@ukleti.v1284 romanian
He's amazing in playing the dabruka drum and it's absolutely divine to listen to it's vibration
Derbouka !
@@belkheir59 it's Arabic name is darbouka...we call it like that in north Africa..and as i heard..the boy is Algerian
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This absolute Master deserves a vast audience.
needs a whole music band over it
I'm Brazilian and I'm enchanted with this instrument, the sound is very good.
thank you Sir
Also 'stone acoustic' 🙄
it's called darbuka, an arabic percussion instrument
Listen to arabic songs or Algerian Chaabi song
Very good for capoeira!
How could there be no one that has started to dance to his drumming I know I wouldn't be standing still I'd be catching those beats as fast as I could wow he is incredible he is awesome what a musician.
Same. It probably means you have a deeper connection to ancient Egypt or even Mesopotamia. Maybe you should so some exploring. Maybe you even carry a warrior spirit.
because people are scared of what other people will think about them.
My thoughts exactly Charmaine, the darabouka dictates all the dance movements and tempo ❤️, he's fantastic
Italians don't dance...
I know right?
Usually like this tune in the east and arabic countries it need two doumbek players to do it but i see this guy is playing the both rhythms alone he is awesomely talented
Finally someone recognizes the talent in this video. That's extactly what I was trying to point out in my earlier comment.
I think he's bipolar
this guy deserves much more from life than 50 cents in that little box ...If I would have been there sincerely I would have gave to him much more money,he is so so talented!!!
he probably does okay, actually. Good buskers can make hundreds of dollars a day - and no tax :)
Nady U night sounds in Romania's slums ;) come here you will find talents at eatch street corner, here are th Balkans bby good bye western world ))
اشتراك رجاءا وشكرا
he doesn't even play well just search for the algerian people or tunisian u will se real talent
@ Sunt Romanca !! Baiatul cu tarabana e si el Roman ?
I play this kind of drum since I was 6. I am telling you, he is really good. He could be famous in the right place.
I hope TH-cam give him the right visibility
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@@alondramadrigal.l8592 it's called Derbouka
As a tunisien and Arabic blood. This play is extraordinary and powerful. The darbuka has many different types of usability. I have learned from you smth new so thank you ❤️
Thank you for the comment, I’m happy you like and it’s useful for you
First I have ever heard or seen such a drum, or performance, sounds like a 100 piece marching band, Amazing!!
BIONIK DIKK Your should check Algerian weddings, we have like 10 players as awesome as he is and one hell of a noise
Amine Sediri
Will do... You should have posted it for me, my friend.
He have another video more faster and like you say 100 hands.
Redbull performance.. lol
you know arabs play darbuka like its from even right? this guy us algerian.
He actually is quite a talented player as most of these patterns or rhythms if you will, are played this rich usually by two or more player ensembles to have a more articulated and sonorous sound. He is in fact having a two (sometimes even three) player performance all by himself here without breaking sweat. Hats off!Playing darbuka is a whole lot more than meets the eye and the ear. Linear drumming at its finest with articulations that requires crazy practice to master.
thank you for the explanation
All darbuka players divides their right and left hands , it' s nothing special very random. Only difference he makes is he is using the " butterfly style". this style is very popular in Iran , if you are not familiar to drums it may sound to you very rich but actually it's a tricky n simple style, all he is doing is using his thumb behind his fingers for the tirrrrssss) it ' s same like buzzing tecnique on drum set , only thing you have to do loosing your wirst. The real musicians dont like this style because sound is not clear at all and it' s a piece of cake
Clearly you know a whole lot more than I do about darbuka playing. Just to be clear, I was not referring to his independence, but rather his way of linear rhythmic thinking like all darbuka players seem to have almost naturally as if they are born with, I suppose mainly because of the musical genre dictates it. Granted, it may be an easy trick as you have pointed out however, I can't say the sound is not clear if I can hear it. Also if you are referring to the "buzz roll" for the snare drums, though it may seem very basic or rudimentary, it is not as easy as it seems to play it clean and articulated. Believe me, I know a thing or two about drums. ;)
True. I'm from Kurdish Syria and we do butterfly technique often. I prefer split finger because you are correct it is clearer, but if you really work on the butterfly technique you can get it to sound very clean
Here is the guy knows more than one or two things about drums))) ( Krazas Awi)
I think when he played this music he didn't know that he will be youtube star!and not only youtube! Now it's an ideal for many drummers! Thx man!
if in the future i will meet him again, i will ask him to do the best that he can do it !!! I think will be wonderful.
Bravo, ci mancava una danzatrice del ventre e diventava uno spettacolo unico.
me lo hanno scritto in tanti da ogni parte del mondo. Vabbè pazienza.
@@ValerioShoeshine Vidi uno spettacolo anni fa di una ballerina del ventre al teatro del Cairo con un accompagnamento solo a percussione, molto bello. Oggi 2021 sarai ancora piú bravo ti auguro il meglio.
My wife and I were just in Rome and they have some fantastic streets musicians there, but this guy is absolutely amazing!
This guy's ridiculously good! That type of drums from the middle east is hard to play!
This guy is his own marching band! He is incredible! Imagine hearing this in person
it was amazing
Maksum rythm is together with Saidi the best. He plays the Maksum. I love it.
He would generate much more money at an Arabian wedding, an amazing player like him. I've never seen anyone play the doumbek/derbake so skilfully. Awesome.
Realy tears comes in eyes
When this talented young man earns by means of begging that is to in Italy(beyond my imagination being an Indian )may God bless pull him up to a best platform.
Finally someone who can play a hand drum on youtube like a boss. A rare feat!
i hope always to find him again on the street, because this video was really a success
Its name is DARBUKA.
the power , enery and the rhythm played just like a band sound, love it and appreciate for the show
A single instrumentalist achieving a simple instrument touch seems like a huge Arab party, it is for a few.
I’ve seen tons of doimbek videos and this man has to be the best of them all. Respect !
Really respected, looking innocent
This is truly beyond breathtaking; the variations that this artiste is producing in the same rhythmic meter is amazing. I am not schooled in percussion, but all I can say is that this ranks right up with the best percussion solo performances in terms of the cadence, clarity, control, complexity, and brilliance. Wow!
You'll be glad to know, then, how common this sort of thing is. I think I can say for certain that Arabic music is, objectively, some of the greatest music there is-and that barely does much justice at all, considering how many genres there are and from how many countries they all come.
Svaka čast na tehnici,svaki udarac prstima,ritmički jako svaki se pojedini ton čuje oštro,jasno,fenomenalno.Sviram đembe,darbuku,dunove ali za usavršavanje tehnike sviranja darbuke htjela bih te upoznati za par dobrih savjeta❤VELIKI POZDRAV IZ CROATIA
inaa volis ovu muzikuu :DDD nema nikog od nasih u komentarima
@@nikolcabre obožavam a sama sviram đembe
in north Africa we called this thing darbouka, we use it in marriages, partys...I like this vidéo thanks for sharing!
***** Same remark
Kudo Shinishi north Africa? hhhhhhh
what is funny in north Africa .. he means the Arabic countries in north of Africa ..
alger baerber no north africa is arab just because people from your mountan are berber that dosent mean we all are berbers ( ya l9bayli ahki 3la rohek dzayr machi tiziwzou)
Kudo Shinishi this is TARABANDA because the boy is roumanian, and this a roumanian instrument
Anything related to Arabic music, in the west, is incredibly underrated. If you want amazing percussion, breathtaking strings, angelic vocals, and unbelievable composition, look no further than than Arabic music-that goes for both classical AND pop!
Spot on!!! 💯💯💯💙💙💙 I've listened to Arabic music all my life and there's nothing like it anywhere else! Absolutely amazing!
Egyptian Music*🎶
@@nourelsabah748 Arabic* 🎶Don't be ignorant ya hmar
@@onlyonegod701 oh god didn't u the Arabs slandering us with our music and our Egyptian dance which known as belly dance
Now it becomes Arab and beautiful?! no dear don't be ignorant, it is precisely Egyptian music..
Its more native egyptian / north african than arabic the guy is half algerian I think , I love arabic drumming aswell but this is north african egyptian maybe with some arab influence
This man frome algerian 💚🇩🇿
ممكن اسمو
he is not algerian. stop laying to people please.
@@warmtide4582 he is from Algeria
@@heythemmahdi5109 do you have any proof..? even the editor of the video doesn't know his nationality..
@@warmtide4582 he is from Algeria in skikda sity he is emigration in Europe if you have Facebook I show you??
A master!!! i could hear the basic Saidi rhythm below his playing, which I learned many years ago for belly dance. What he layers over the top is genius! I would dance for hours to his drumming.
Seeing this video again (after a few years) I suddenly remembered that this guy is the reason I bought a Doumbek in the first place. Because I wanted to be as great as him. Unfortunately, I'm nowhere even close, but maybe one day. This guy is extremely talented.
you will do it !!!
@@ValerioShoeshine God only blesses so many.. but, everyone can get better..
Ben écoute... tu es vraiment incroyable! How can anyone just walk by you? To quote Tolga Pala (below): "He is in fact having a two (sometimes even three) player performance all by himself here without breaking sweat. Hats off! Playing darbuka is a whole lot more than meets the eye and the ear. Linear drumming at its finest with articulations that requires crazy practice to master." I could not say it better (hence the quote.)
Simply this guy is an incredible magician of Rythm.
thank you
Are you this Guy ?
ان قمة التعاسه والالم هى ان تتحول الحاجه للمال الى اظهار البسمه والفرح للاخرين فالذى ينظر لهذا الشاب يظن انه "يدربك" ومسرور وهو فى اعماق نفسه محتاج الى السعاده وهو تعيس ..الله يرزق عبيده ويرزق هذا الشاب من فظله ..
شكرا لتفكيرك الجميل والصحيح. أنت على حق ولكن أعتقد أن هذه هي الطريقة الوحيدة لبقاء هذا الشاب على قيد الحياة.
Wow, this guy is crazy good!!! Haven't heard of this type of percussion instrument before. Sounds great and he's very professional in his approach. Nice one!!! All the best from Canada!!!🇨🇦
thank you Canadian friend !!!
charekaneItheI
İtalya Romada bir Roman kardeşimiz Allahına kurban. alnının akıyla çalışıyor
The existence of many “Dislikes “ in TH-cam shows that society has not yet come to recognize the artistic value that manifests itself on the stone of the street ... can this man earn his living by manifesting his artistic abilities in this way? ... according to the frequency of donations would might think it's possible ....
I’m agree. Often good artists don’t have the possibilities to show into tv their skills !!!
I’ve watched this guy for years. Now and he still impresses me 👏👏👏👏
me too, and lots of people also. If i would know how success he was, i could make longer video of him
Wow ! That's great. Bravo..to this guy.(Best performance) on the side walk.
Making that drum sing, boy oh boy! Talented man!!
Salute to man
I am indian(punjabi) but don't know why I always feel a connection with middle east especially its music and culture
Love from punjab (India)❤
This is in italy
@@mrtrollnator123 ok brother, but the music is middle eastern
حيا الله الإبداع الإبداع الله يحييه
This is amazing Such a rich sound only with 1 Darbuka. Can we have more videos of him, please?
Arabian Soul❤,Balkan Soul❤ and naturaly Turkish Soul ...
Супер, молодец парень, какой ритм, тысяча и одна ночь👍
Спасибо друг
Людмила Бондарь . А какой вам нравится : 1001 ночь или 1001одно ночь и день .?
what???
@@nazimbagirov2520 Мне нравится этот ритм, парень молодец👍
@@ЛюдмилаБондарь-щ4з Я очень рад за вас .
We Turkish people can't stay still by this fantastic darbuka. Greetings to italia ❤
Thank you my friend
It’s an Arabic instrument not turkish
@@Playstationmaster69 and? I didn't say its Turkish I told that Turkish people love this. Why you make here unsense comment
Is Romanian guy
Romania...no other nation. He is very talented...not typically the music from Romania, but...wow...
Few musicians like this man achieves general consensus!! He is real good in drumming!
Thank you sir
This is a Romanian boy, nice talent
How do you know ? Some say he's Algerian.
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@@drummerwax I think he is Chinese
@@speedygonzalez3814 Ha haha !
Na he's African
Quel incroyable talent !!!! j'adore !!! Je n'imagine même pas la force musculaire et la rapidité des doigts !
The best fusion and pure blend of malfouf and bakta kabira that my ears have heard so far. You make souls dance bro!! Well done 👍
Thank you
Damn so good, he gives me goosebumps with the beats. Can't concentrate on anything else when listening to him.
i play darbuka for almost 15 years... he has a weird way of playing the instrument.. but he mastered it
And see me i play darbuka in a app because i don't have real darbuka Shit...
@@thomashvnmusic yo i said i don't have darbuka wtf is wrong with you?
haha this is egypt style watch misirli ahmet
😂😂😂 wired?? Am sure he is better than you, and only because u play 15 years don’t make u better at all, he has a natural talent !!!
New York ya this guy is insanely good! I’ve been playing for a few months now and I’ve always had a natural talent for the Doumbek as I was raised in an environment filled with Arabic music. I would always play a rhythm on the table and now with my Doumbek I’m able to think of any rhythm in my mind then play it, which I later found a lot people can’t do but this guy is crazy! His hand movements and his fingers move very fast! I can only wish to one day play at his level
Cel mai bun din lume,din cea ce ,am ascultat pîna în prezent.
Mulțumesc prietene.
That struck a cord in my heart. This is definitely in sync with our heart beats. And anything the heart feels and accepts as harmonious is the way into our soul.
but thank you so much for your wonderful comment. is one of the best.
میباشد میکنند @@ValerioShoeshine
charekaneItheI
۳۲۵ز furiouslytheyoutheyoutheyouی
Best dombak player I have ever heard, in and out of concert. C. Haesner, Berlin/Delhi.
Listen to Erdem Dalkıran once
How dare you! Bilal with cat is the best! 😄
Haha my 2 year old son is stomping his feet and dancing to this. Great video and wicked talent!! :)
Palmina D'Alessandro hope hes now playing :)
I always appreciate it when Non Arabs like our music
Palmina D'Alessandro حلو
شكن تي
How is it wicked it is not evil
LOVE IT !! I'm a belly dancer & this is just BEAUTIFUL & WONDERFUL - THANK YOU !! : )
Amazing! Enjoyed this whole video...makes me want to get back into belly dancing!!
he is so talent,even my little baby start dancing with his rithms
Wow! Amazing. You'll have no problems playing Tabla.
I liked his music. I like his dressing sense. I also appreciate his guts of putting MoneyBox.
BRAVO RAGAZZO PER LA DARBUGA ALGERINA🇩🇿
Algerian ?!
he's not algerian. stop lying to people.
@@warmtide4582 music instrument is arabian.
@@warmtide4582 واش ريحة تربحي يالمخزنية تاع الشعر everybody knows that he is an Algerian now stop to be stupid
@@warmtide4582 its algérien bro
That guy and his Darbuka are invited to the Dominican 🇩🇴 bbq anytime!!
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😂😂😂
Elizabeth Gonzalez 😂😂😂💯
Wow
Great feedback Elizabeth 👍💯💚he is master drummer
Wepaaaaa lmao
对对对 他真的很棒👍👍👍👍
Amazing-how can anyone dislike this.
Omg this is an eargasm. My braincells shake up 😍
Romanian
🤣🤣🤣
This young man is professional,lovely
Чудова гра! Чудова праця пальцями та мега ритм) Дякую автору!
He's gifted... hope he uses that drum and fulfills his dreams...
Μόνο από Ελλάδα ☑️ οι καλύτεροι 👍🏻🙏🏻
γεια σου ελληνα αδερφε
A whole band in one guy.
Выдно европеиский ментолитеть,в россий давно менти забрали или отправили народину как мегранта.
EXCELLENTTTT !!!!! for Million like you maestro
The Power of RedBull
Darbouka is a special tool and a big part in the culture in Libya Egypt and Tunisia, I'd say this guy is better than the majority from those countries
That's the RedBull "talking" trough him ! !!Very NICE play...
ah ah ah, it's true
This is truly the most amazing mix I have ever heard.😍😘 I am so glad that there are people out there who appreciate the raw talent in music. I feel that instruments pierce the soul with their beauty. Yes, vocals create a similar sensation, but they are not as powerful. This is truly beautiful, so bravo!🙋👌👍👍
A belly-dancing drum solo. All he needs is the belly dancer beside him. Very talented. Wow.⚡
beyond the limit of instruments love u buddy from🇮🇳
This is amazing. Love the vibes 🙏❤️
thank you
Wow! There’s talent!
Great!!!
I respect you from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Dudes be droppin' off, respect...the woman who drops much respect!
His fingers are just 10. But he played it as if he has 20 fingers. Damn!
Thank you Sir
对对😁😁😁😁😁
Best comment/compliment I've ever read.
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@@ValerioShoeshine tu sei quello che tocca????
OMG!! This guy is soooo amazing!! I LOVE this Arabic belly dance music
Million people love him
dont call it belly dance music it has a name it’s darbuka
Oh my God 😍😍😍He is so talented 😍😍😍😍
He sounds like an entire marching band!
Bu sanatin karsisinda saygiyla egiliyorum. Amazingggg....
Love the Red Bull can by the window :) I'm dancing in my living room...
WOW!! We would love to have you perform in Trinidad!!!
If i was walking in front of this man ,who play darbouga so fantastic,icouldnt stay without moving! I will dancing! Perfect job! Congrats !
You are right. I’m asking to all dancers, if they want dance with this music, they can make a video and I will publish on this channel. If you want you can do it. It's lots of views for me and good advertising for the dancer :)
AMAZING control he has.
Desfilei em Escola de Samba durante 12 anos . Você é um ritmista excepcional ! Meus Parabéns BRASIL / RIO DE JANEIRO
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@@megagegga ?
I wanna dance right now. Fantastic! Mashallah!
Thank you
OMG...!! almost impossible....!! Excellent Performance...!
thank you
💙💛❤️Raul Florin🪘🪘🪘 from Romania
Usually there are two or three people playing beat like this. The one is for keeping the rhythm and the other players play the rrrrrrrrrrrtatatak melodies :D
Seriously, this guy is very talented. There aren’t many who can play so good like that. Respect!
I have been working on construction for 23 years and this guy's is fantastic.
Thank you Coronel
bence çok güzel çalmış birtürk olarak bayıldım bizim ülkede normal bişe damruka sizde garip bizde dpğal ve çalan arkadaş cidden ustalıkla yapmış işini başarılarının devamını dilerim
teşekkür ederim sevgili türk arkadaşım