As a 70 year old Ashkenazi male, I have never heard Sephardic or Ladino Jewish music until recently. I LOVE it! It takes me to the Mediterranean and the Middle East from my own living room. The lamentation of the Jewish soul, as well as the joyous spirit, I see from an entirely new perspective. The kinship, and hardship, of the Jewish, Muslim, and Roma peoples are experiences that can be conveyed to the rest of the world in our music.
I'm Italian American both sides from Naples. I understand Naples was 700under occupation of the Moors ,,, All I know is I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS AND ALL SIMILAR SOUNDS. IT SPEAKS TO THE DEPTHS OF ME DESPITE I DONT UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE
Alif, this is a WONDERFUL mix of Sepharadic, Muslim and Spanish flamenco cultures. Thank you so much for sharing this. I have listened to and sung in ladino for almost forty years. Hearing Hebrew, Spanish and Arabic together, is a gift from God. I don´t know if you sing or dance here or play some instrument, but music and voices are BEAUTIFUL... God bless you all your life!!
Morocco is the only country that never hides from it's jewish community !! they are proud of them and accept them as normal citizens like the rest of the population !!!
@@mae12561 There is nothing to disagree with unless you have proof. The moroccan king Mohammed the 5th reportedly refused to sign off on efforts by Vichy officials to impose anti jewish legislation upon Morocco and deport the country's 250,000 Jews to their deaths in Nazi camps and extermination camps in Europe. He even stood in their face and told them, if you want to take my citizens, you"ll have to take me first.
Since I first heard this a few years ago I thought it was one of the most wonderful, beautiful, and incredible groups of people singing and playing together. My wife was very much into dance including traditional belly dance. She never had the chance to hear this when she felt well enough and she passed a year an half ago. But this music really makes me think of Brenda and I listening to world music from so many places and cooking food of the world together. I could not comment for years because of disabled comments which I well understand. Now I can say what a treasure this is in my life of music.
This is a marvel..brings tears to my eyes and so many memories of the country of my birth, a Morocco that stays in my heart no matter how many countries I have visited or lived in. Helps me recapture for a moment the harmonious culture we knew, a thing of the past. Cecilia Bousbib Solomon
It's so cool to see how Jewish music sounds all over the world. My family is from Lithuania so I grew up listening to klezmer music in Yiddish. I love that even though Jewish music from Morocco takes on the unique sounds of North African music, I can still hear familiar motifs that sound like what my family listened to. It's fascinating to see how cultural traditions can change and evolve in so many unique ways :)
@@mizrahiwithattitude2733 thats Tarab Moroccan Arabian Andaloussi and thats moroccan national tv 2 M and the singers in videos are famous moroccans singers in duets. The dialect used here is moroccan arabic dialect.
now I understand why being of Sephardic decedency my heart gravitates toward the Arabic music & language. as well as it does toward Jewish music & language amazing ! Baruch Ha-SHEM Shokran.
@@difencrosbySeveral verses in Ladino, then in Hebrew a single verse of "tsur mishelo okhalnu" that uses the same tune. The tune is also used for a popular song with Arabic lyrics (not sung here).
This performance is a huge favorite of mine! About two and a half minutes into the performance you begin to hear a transition into Los Biblicos and at about three they launch into this beautiful song. All the singers and musicians here perform so beautifully. Richard Farina, an American folk singer/song writer visited Spain in the 1960s and adapted this lovely melody in his "A Swallow Song" (recorded on the album "Reflections in a Crystal Wind.")
@@nisselelyag7997 jew is Ethnicity not religion, jews are orginated from Israel not Morocco, we all wondered around the world for 2000 years, i am an atheist jew, my ethnicity is Jewish
@@ultimatedark5969 jews came from israel 2000 years ago and merged with berbers of north africa , and then in 1495 another immigration of jews came from spain , so all of this gave us a traditional moroccan jewish heritage , these people certainly are jews but let's not forget that they took a lot from both cultures
For Arabs and Jews of today: this video is just a GLANCE of how was the Andalusia! 800 years of so successful and effective Coexistence between the Abraham Children in Europe! a very very very high level of intelligence, intellectual, religious, scientific, Literary, philosophical, social and political production! This is the Andalusian high-class type of Music! ( Al-Muwashahat الموشحات) which is a high classical standard of Arabic or Hebrew Nobel poetries! (Tears of blood on Andalusia lost).
what a beautiful piece of music! An amazing performance. Surely this a unique female orchestra, multi instrumental, and such inspirational music.Incredible! A testament to the greatness of moorish spains culture, before bigoted catholics came on the scene and put an end to a long lived culture.
I've grown up my whole life in England and USA ..I'm Anglo Arab & dont speak Arabic ...but this music speaks to me in a way no other music can if transcends our immediate surroundings & we take off on a flight of fantasy to a peaceful place , peace to all mankind 🙏
Fabulous and beautiful mix of so many Mediterranean cultures that have a beautiful bond that connects them with their struggle , language and love of music poetry dance and life. Soul music of the Sephardi
thank s for remember our commune origin al andalus when arabs, jewish and Christian mixture; radiates over the word: The spirit of tolerance in science , arts and human intelligence .This is the future of humanity despite all past or actual conflicts
That was in the 13th century before the Almoravids were called in to save Moslem Spain. The Almoravids were the al-Queda of their day--murderous religious fanatics.
@@davidlevine7738 The criminals are Isabel and Fernando.... My muslims grand fathers were tortured to death unless they leave Islam or escape to Morocco. Al morabitiun saved Andalus from criminal Inquisition.
C'est tellement magnifique et émouvant de voir ces artistes arabes et juifs faire de la musique ensemble, et quelle musique.... Une vraie merveille. Surtout dans le contexte dans lequel on vit depuis quelques temps.
La primera canxion es una composición. Tiene estrofas de dos canciones diferentes. La primera parte es una canción de cuna que se titula "Nani, nani" y va unida a otra canción que se titula "La rosa enflorece". Ambas pertenecen al folclore sefardita marroquí.
that tune around 3:15 was on an album of Richard and Mimi Farina in 1966 and entitled the Swallow Song She was Joan Baez's sister and he died in a motorcycle accident 1966 on in Big Sur, California
Well ana magrebhi u lakin 300.000 yehudi had to go to israel I remember when I had to take out kippa in the streets arab will still your kippa or urinate on it and tell now wearit
the tenacious, ferocious, rhythmic, melodic, love of wombyn, for all colors of life, calls us, every one,,, into the One Circle; all of us, around the fire, sharing our songs, our languages, our food, our creation stories, our wounds, our healing, our joys and sorrows. all are included, in the Hearts and Wombs of Wombyn. We are remembering to return, We are coming Home, to the One Heart. Wombyn will keep giving birth, wombyn will keep dying, until every one is enfolded in the One Heart of Love. it is so.
Very beautiful music! Music of my ancestors! Music of my blood! All my respect and admiration for all the people here present, lovers of this beautiful music. I'm Diaz and Linares! ¡Muy hermosa música! ¡Música de mis ancestros! ¡Música de mi sangre! Todo mi respeto y admiración para todas las personas aquí presentes, amantes de esta bella música. ¡Soy Díaz y Linares!
Extraordinary combination of music, song and dance! Outstanding singers, musicians and dancers! A very high expression of Beauty! I only know the names of two singers: Francoise Atlan and Bahaa Ronda. Does anybody know the names of the other two singers, the harpist in blue behind the singers, and the guitarist in black at front?
First line: "Ay!, abreme esa puerta, que vengo cansada." Second line: Same in sephardic dialect...I think. "Mi alma se oscurese queriendo ser luna" "Los que sufren del amor" I'll have to play the vieo several times before I can get more Spanish from it...sorry!
This music is amazing. One can hear the Arabic Muslim musical notes being played to the rhythm of flamenco beat. It’s a great fusion of music. Thanks for this video God bless you all.
no eres la única y es que traemos sangre judia.árabe.española. ami me encanta mas la danzas árabe que la banda y soy de Sinaloa y bailó esta musica como si nací en el viejo continente .y me confunden me dicen que no soy mexicana. estoy horguyosa de ser de Sinaloa.
tal vez tegas antepasados en mexico se dio muhco los llamados judios conversos por la fuerza pero seguian manteniendo la ley de moisises en el sotano lee la familia carbajal anda a google que fundaron Monterrey que les paso cuadno la inquisiscion vino al nuevo mundo america
As a 70 year old Ashkenazi male, I have never heard Sephardic or Ladino Jewish music until recently. I LOVE it! It takes me to the Mediterranean and the Middle East from my own living room. The lamentation of the Jewish soul, as well as the joyous spirit, I see from an entirely new perspective. The kinship, and hardship, of the Jewish, Muslim, and Roma peoples are experiences that can be conveyed to the rest of the world in our music.
@Antoine Shelby
thanks!
Try Yasmin Levy - La Juderia (2005) which I found through my interest in Flamenco.
Not Middle East 😂 This is Moroccan Spanish art
Well said!!!
I'm Italian American both sides from Naples. I understand Naples was 700under occupation of the Moors ,,,
All I know is I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS AND ALL SIMILAR SOUNDS. IT SPEAKS TO THE DEPTHS OF ME DESPITE I DONT UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE
Beautiful music!
My DNA have Moroccan, Mediterranean and Iberian, I get happy naturally with sound.
Same here on my father's side. I took a DNA test.
me too!!!
I'm Morrocan Jewish on my Mom's side and Iraqi Jewish on my dad's so...I FREAKIN LOVE THIS MUSIC
Marcos Barboza I did my DNA Heritage background too. ☺️ Pero no le entiendo jiji 😉
ATLAS bless you sister❤
beautifull music pperformed by jewish, christian and muslim ladies in morocco, this is lively
Alif, this is a WONDERFUL mix of Sepharadic, Muslim and Spanish flamenco cultures. Thank you so much for sharing this. I have listened to and sung in ladino for almost forty years. Hearing Hebrew, Spanish and Arabic together, is a gift from God. I don´t know if you sing or dance here or play some instrument, but music and voices are BEAUTIFUL... God bless you all your life!!
🇲🇦♥️🇮🇱♥️🇪🇸 love to humanity
@Bar9DeseretZarahemla I have a dear Safaradi friend whose heritage is from Spain but ancestors expelled to Tunisia
دارجة مغربية وليست عربية
Joyous! Thank you.
Much love to you! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! The way we should be forever! ❤❤❤
Morocco is the only country that never hides from it's jewish community !! they are proud of them and accept them as normal citizens like the rest of the population !!!
And Tunisia
@@latifaahmd9408 I hope Tunisia will have peace with Israel soon. I would love to visit Djerba
@@mae12561 There is nothing to disagree with unless you have proof.
The moroccan king Mohammed the 5th reportedly refused to sign off on efforts by Vichy officials to impose anti jewish legislation upon Morocco and deport the country's 250,000 Jews to their deaths in Nazi camps and extermination camps in Europe. He even stood in their face and told them, if you want to take my citizens, you"ll have to take me first.
But not the sionistes criminals
long live the moroccan jews❤ they are our brothers and sisters
*"Salimos de al-Andalus, pero no salimos de su historia." (We left Al-Andalus, but we didn't leave its history)*
Que la paz sea contigo. ...DORANTES 'Orobroy Vs' El tiempo por testigo (...a Sevilla) th-cam.com/video/mZXdXzntmok/w-d-xo.html
one world, one love. greetings from australia
Cheers mate!!
صدى بلابل تغرد من زمن مضى كم انت جميل وعظيم يااندلس
ومن العار أن الموسيقى الحرام في الإسلام الحديث، والوعد من الوحدة يتم تجاهلها من قبل جميع الناس من الكتاب.
Me ha emocionado mucho, me recordó a mi madre, mi Nona y mi bisabuela, a las que les decíamos las gitanas por sus vestimentas y costumbres
Since I first heard this a few years ago I thought it was one of the most wonderful, beautiful, and incredible groups of people singing and playing together. My wife was very much into dance including traditional belly dance. She never had the chance to hear this when she felt well enough and she passed a year an half ago. But this music really makes me think of Brenda and I listening to world music from so many places and cooking food of the world together. I could not comment for years because of disabled comments which I well understand. Now I can say what a treasure this is in my life of music.
I'm sorry to hear that thank you for appreciating my country's folk :)
This is a marvel..brings tears to my eyes and so many memories of the country of my birth, a Morocco that stays in my heart no matter how many countries I have visited or lived in. Helps me recapture for a moment the harmonious culture we knew, a thing of the past. Cecilia Bousbib Solomon
Duane Gibson yjedacepourquopas
Courage monsieur
EXTRAORDINAIRE!!! JE PLEUR D' ÉMOTION ! NOUS SOMMES UN SEUL PEUPLE!! PEUPLE DE PAIX!!
I'm always pleasantly amazed when I watch people of different religions and/or cultures creating so enthusiastic mixed melodies.
Greets from Italy =D
They are all similar cultures really.The Flamenco,Arab and Sefardi music to have the same clave,the same middle east heart.
This vídeo is false
@@elisanoono9531 Really? How
@@elisanoono9531 what? 😅
It's so cool to see how Jewish music sounds all over the world. My family is from Lithuania so I grew up listening to klezmer music in Yiddish. I love that even though Jewish music from Morocco takes on the unique sounds of North African music, I can still hear familiar motifs that sound like what my family listened to. It's fascinating to see how cultural traditions can change and evolve in so many unique ways :)
Its a arabic music with jews language
@@SN-ce5zm its not arabic its andlusian
@@mizrahiwithattitude2733 thats Tarab Moroccan Arabian Andaloussi and thats moroccan national tv 2 M and the singers in videos are famous moroccans singers in duets. The dialect used here is moroccan arabic dialect.
@@missyana8746 talking about the music
@@mizrahiwithattitude2733 im talking also about music
טוב לנשמה .השראה. נחת רוח .וקירבה לרצון השם !!!!!!
כולנו בני אברהם בן דוד שלי
La música sefardí es preciosa. Desde que hace unos años empecé a escucharla, descubrí una parte desconocida para mi, de nuestra propia cultura.
Pourrais-tu donner quelques titres que tu aimes ?
Great amazing from Toledo, capital of three cultures
We are family
🙏 from MOROCCO
Verdad
Wonderful music, dancing etc. You see we are all related on some level and can get along with each other. Leave it to women.
שירה מדהימה.שמן הסתם שרו אותה במשך מאות רבות בשנים.בספרד ולאחר הגירוש במרוקו ובעוד קהילות בעולם שאליהן הגיעו המגורשים.
¡Shalom aleijem! ¡Saalam aleikum!
wa alaikum assalam habibi :)
+Danilo Ben Yosef Murillo Gloria a JESUCRISTO.
gloria a Israèl ב ה חבוייקיאנו
+Abraham Gueret Gloria a Palestine
No. I'm a colombian sefaradí jew.
Regards.
now I understand why being of Sephardic decedency my heart gravitates toward the Arabic music & language. as well as it does toward Jewish music & language amazing ! Baruch Ha-SHEM Shokran.
ARMANDO Amezcua this is not Arabic music, she is singing in the Ladino language (a variety of old Spanish)
Difen Crosby in the end it is gharnati Arabic music
@@difencrosbySeveral verses in Ladino, then in Hebrew a single verse of "tsur mishelo okhalnu" that uses the same tune.
The tune is also used for a popular song with Arabic lyrics (not sung here).
Shabbat shalom, brother❤️
@@difencrosby ladino is Not SPANISH ,it is latino mixed with hebrew
بهاااء الروااندا ملكة الطرب الغرناطي المغربي❤💚صوت رهييب فخم وساحر ماشاء الله💞احبك💞
This performance is a huge favorite of mine! About two and a half minutes into the performance you begin to hear a transition into Los Biblicos and at about three they launch into this beautiful song. All the singers and musicians here perform so beautifully. Richard Farina, an American folk singer/song writer visited Spain in the 1960s and adapted this lovely melody in his "A Swallow Song" (recorded on the album "Reflections in a Crystal Wind.")
Richard and Mimi, Baez - Farina........awesome I still have my original album from the early 60s
So very awesome! This music tugs at my heart and listening to it I am in tears yet joyful at the same time.
Morocco in 10 min proudly moroccan 🇲🇦🇲🇦
Its not Moroccan music it's Jewish music
@@ultimatedark5969 this lady is jew moroccan
@@nisselelyag7997 jew is Ethnicity not religion, jews are orginated from Israel not Morocco, we all wondered around the world for 2000 years, i am an atheist jew, my ethnicity is Jewish
@@ultimatedark5969 jews came from israel 2000 years ago and merged with berbers of north africa , and then in 1495 another immigration of jews came from spain , so all of this gave us a traditional moroccan jewish heritage , these people certainly are jews but let's not forget that they took a lot from both cultures
@@ultimatedark5969it’s Moroccan Andalusian.
For Arabs and Jews of today: this video is just a GLANCE of how was the Andalusia! 800 years of so successful and effective Coexistence between the Abraham Children in Europe! a very very very high level of intelligence, intellectual, religious, scientific, Literary, philosophical, social and political production! This is the Andalusian high-class type of Music! ( Al-Muwashahat الموشحات) which is a high classical standard of Arabic or Hebrew Nobel poetries! (Tears of blood on Andalusia lost).
+LYB Rebel You are quite right!
+LYB Rebel Doesn't change the fact that it was an occupation.
Because you think the Muslims never massacred the Jews during Al Andalus?
susccesfull coexistence between jews and arabians in Europe??? What a good joke..........
The First Enligthtenment, when Christian Europe was covered in darkness. And the darkness is returning, all over Europe.
I long for the day when Arab and Jew live in peace and harmony.
Que así sea, ojalá.
In Morocco, they didn't live with Arabs before BTW but they live with Berbers. In Morocco and in iberia too.
It is here 💞 it starts with us
Morocco and Israel are excecuting this peece plan, it won't take long
@@yazedzendin5558 they lived with arabs , not only in morocco but in arabia too
I love when we can all come together to share our art......and the gift we were given........... awesomeness! The world needs more of this...... xoxo
This music is like Moroccan spices. Strong, flavorful and full of zest. Thank you!!
what a beautiful piece of music! An amazing performance. Surely this a unique female orchestra, multi instrumental, and such inspirational music.Incredible! A testament to the greatness of moorish spains culture, before bigoted catholics came on the scene and put an end to a long lived culture.
the almoravids and almohads were not any better buddy
musica !!! arte !!! cultura !! tienen mi corazon !! gracias por tan buena musica !!
I've grown up my whole life in England and USA ..I'm Anglo Arab & dont speak Arabic ...but this music speaks to me in a way no other music can if transcends our immediate surroundings & we take off on a flight of fantasy to a peaceful place , peace to all mankind 🙏
It's Moroccan has nothing to wt easterns
Let's just put all of our differences aside and love each other. Put humanity first ♡
ma kaynch bhaal wlaad bladi fhad el3allam......yahod wamoslemin .
this is the song of the soul of all living beings..the music and her singing is so beautiful it brings tears to my heart.
i miss my home (Morocco) and miss the proximity to our neighbors to the north, south, and in Clinton Hill as well; we are all well; LOVE! ;}}}ko
Fabulous and beautiful mix of so many Mediterranean cultures that have a beautiful bond that connects them with their struggle , language and love of music poetry dance and life. Soul music of the Sephardi
Es una de una mixtura y barroquismo que me encanta, el contacto emocional y musical de las culturas hispano-árabe
...."ALA LA Y LA LY" est un vrai moment de bonheur...merci pour ce Kdo !
thank s for remember our commune origin al andalus when arabs, jewish and Christian mixture; radiates over the word: The spirit of tolerance in science , arts and human intelligence .This is the future of humanity despite all past or actual conflicts
+Muvill either that or leave Christians out.
Moors = mix arabs and native amazigh
That was in the 13th century before the Almoravids were called in to save Moslem Spain. The Almoravids were the al-Queda of their day--murderous religious fanatics.
@@davidlevine7738
The criminals are Isabel and Fernando....
My muslims grand fathers were tortured to death unless they leave Islam or escape to Morocco.
Al morabitiun saved Andalus from criminal Inquisition.
tres joli moment passer avec tous ses groupes de chanteuses dr danseuses orientales
superbes !!!
Merci .
Amitiės .
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Cette musique me touche profondément. Ces femmes sont belles. C'est leur cœur que j'entends. Que vive le Maroc !
Que bella musica... maravillosa interpretacion...
Are you kidding? I love the music, so I love the people who produce it!
What marvelous music! There's no other music quite like it!
Unbelievable beautifull music of two great cultures. Thank you.
WONDERFUL CAPTURED THE ESSENTS OF ANDALUCIAN MUSIC
Me encantan este tipo de canciones ..¡¡¡HERMOSAS!!!
Qué bien suenan esas cuerdas !! Muy buen sonido. De un modo u otro, todos nos vemos reflejados en esta música y baile.
The 2nd commandment,love your neighbor as thyself.This music does this.
I can listen to this for ever. Thanks.
C'est tellement magnifique et émouvant de voir ces artistes arabes et juifs faire de la musique ensemble, et quelle musique.... Une vraie merveille. Surtout dans le contexte dans lequel on vit depuis quelques temps.
Ce sont des marocains juifs , aucun rapport avec le conflit extérieur .
Mais oui c'est magnifique
+Khiar Ayoub seule le femme qui chante qui est juive, les autres sont tous musulmans
+Khiar Ayoub Désolé, mais tu n'as pas compris ce que je voulais dire... Pas grave.
+Rabie 1 Oui, je la connais bien, c'est Françoise Atlan, je l'adore. Je précise que je ne suis ni musulmane, ni juive :):):)
What beautiful music and singing, and what a beautiful woman! Saludos desde Irlanda xx
I don't care what anybody says this is a moving and beautiful song/vidio and it made me cry from its sheer beauty.
God Bless Morocco 🇲🇦✡️✝️☪️
لهلا يخطيك مولاي دريس
🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
+sofparis Rêve pas pauvre con. Ton pays n'a pas d'histoire. Andalousie = Maroc
Les andalous et juifs sont partis au Maroc après la reconquista crétin
sofparis 👎👎👎👎Maroc =👉👉👉Andalousie
+sofparis Ta vie sera toujours misérable. Algérie terre de partouze, une merde sur patte hahaha
shalom alechem, salam 'alaikum from Indonesia
Sandi Yoedha
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wa 3alaykom essalam wa rahmatou Alah ta3ala wa barakatoh
Sandi Yoedha Shalom mokora
¡Qué bella música, bello reflejo de múltiples culturas, qué añoranza! Ojalá que todo esto nos inspire a acercarnos en aceptación y amor.
What awesome music. I have never heard this music before. Glad my friend shared this beautifull music with me. Bravo👏👏
The second song, starting around 3:40 is "Kuando kantan los Bilbilicos" - When the nightingales sing" - well known Sephardic song
What saying... is simply beautiful!
Tienen desde siempre un muy gran toque, y mismo el cante tambien.
La primera canxion es una composición. Tiene estrofas de dos canciones diferentes. La primera parte es una canción de cuna que se titula "Nani, nani" y va unida a otra canción que se titula "La rosa enflorece". Ambas pertenecen al folclore sefardita marroquí.
that tune around 3:15 was on an album of Richard and Mimi Farina in 1966 and entitled the Swallow Song She was Joan Baez's sister and he died in a motorcycle accident 1966 on in Big Sur, California
Muy bello. Gracias por compartir.
This is a really beautiful vignette! I love it!
Respect to these very talented women. Respect! :D
Gorgeous! profound music. I can listen to this for hours!!! thank you for posting!
ME ENCANTA ÉSTA MÚSICA....
Well ana magrebhi u lakin 300.000 yehudi had to go to israel
I remember when I had to take out kippa in the streets arab will still your kippa or urinate on it and tell now wearit
gracias por esta cancion
Love on Earth -this is the Motto of this beautiful show !
This is just absolutely beautiful and mesmerizing.
This song transported me to Old Spain. beautiful interpretation.
Sound from the time when the islamic churches and the jewish sinagogas are located in the same neighborhood.
Islamic Churches?
i think you mean mosques
Exactly! This is the Andalusia ( Islamic Spain and Portugal) civilisation.
Le monde est hélas peuplé d'ignares comme vous : islamic churches ! Meaby an islamic sinagogue or a catholic mosque ! You are so stupid man !
Before zionism appears
Beautiful. I wish the world could get along with each other as well as these musicians do.
2018 and I still like this song ❤️
Passado presente no flamenco da andaluzia, e que em Portugal deixou raízes muito profundas na língua e na formação de seu povo.
Edlamar jajaja el flamenco es gitano.
the tenacious, ferocious, rhythmic, melodic, love of wombyn, for all colors of life, calls us, every one,,, into the One Circle; all of us, around the fire, sharing our songs, our languages, our food, our creation stories, our wounds, our healing, our joys and sorrows. all are included, in the Hearts and Wombs of Wombyn. We are remembering to return, We are coming Home, to the One Heart. Wombyn will keep giving birth, wombyn will keep dying, until every one is enfolded in the One Heart of Love. it is so.
Merveilleuse Françoise Atlan, et ces musiciens sont magnifiques!
Very beautiful music! Music of my ancestors! Music of my blood! All my respect and admiration for all the people here present, lovers of this beautiful music. I'm Diaz and Linares!
¡Muy hermosa música! ¡Música de mis ancestros! ¡Música de mi sangre! Todo mi respeto y admiración para todas las personas aquí presentes, amantes de esta bella música. ¡Soy Díaz y Linares!
Gittano Juif Marrocain. Yooofff Ahavá Music ❤️ lembro de minha vó Leonor cantar. SSA-BA
Wonderful! I wish more of my fellow Americans would embrace other cultures and absorb this deeply soulful music!
Musica hermosa, combinacion de varias culturas, me encanta!
Extraordinary combination of music, song and dance! Outstanding singers, musicians and dancers! A very high expression of Beauty! I only know the names of two singers: Francoise Atlan and Bahaa Ronda. Does anybody know the names of the other two singers, the harpist in blue behind the singers, and the guitarist in black at front?
One of the two other singers is Saïda Charaf :)
Thanks!
the harpist in blue behind the singers (Qanun)
her name is habiba riahi she´s moroccan
Thanks! Do you or Portas.D.S know the names of the guitarist in black and the singer in black besides Bahaa Ronda at the right side?
Hauntingly beautiful to my ears!
This song reminds me of my stay in Moroc with my friend Hassan II
Amazing ❤️
@Antoine Shelby lol 😂
your friend omg tozzz 3lik
I loved the music and the performers and will share it with my family and friends.
am sefaradit jew and is a beutifull songs tanks
I love this music!
'' God bless MOROCCO ^^
Amazing blend of cultures, races and love fro musical expression. Bravo Alif Luna.
love it
The most enchanting interpretation of this music
Its beatiful
First line: "Ay!, abreme esa puerta, que vengo cansada."
Second line: Same in sephardic dialect...I think.
"Mi alma se oscurese queriendo ser luna"
"Los que sufren del amor"
I'll have to play the vieo several times before I can get more Spanish from it...sorry!
La rosa enflorece! Beautifully!
Gracias, gracias, gracias....
Nice work!! Never heard of her but she is excellent. We need quiet few bands like this one. OUD AND Violin both sound excellent. Please publish more
I love this music..I have jewish and middle eastern ancestry too. Probably arab I wouldn't be surprised.
So stop killing each other and bullying Palestinians
+Yusuf Nsri I'm not bullying or killing anyone don't wtf your talking about.
Rem Henshaw you live in so called israel?
Rem Henshaw sorry if not i taught you live in that attroce country i didn't taught you're from California
Nope I'm American I live in CA.
This music is amazing. One can hear the Arabic Muslim musical notes being played to the rhythm of flamenco beat. It’s a great fusion of music.
Thanks for this video God bless you all.
ME PREGUNTO PORQUE ME GUSTA TANTO ESTA MUSICA???? SOY MEXICANA...SIENTO QUE ME TRANSPORTA A OTRA DIMENSION. SALUDOS
+Marijose Lopez Te entiendo... también soy mexicana y siento lo mismo... Mi segundo apellido es sefardí y ésta música me enchina la piel...
no eres la única y es que traemos sangre judia.árabe.española. ami me encanta mas la danzas árabe que la banda y soy de Sinaloa y bailó esta musica como si nací en el viejo continente .y me confunden me dicen que no soy mexicana. estoy horguyosa de ser de Sinaloa.
Encantado
tal vez tegas antepasados en mexico se dio muhco los llamados judios conversos por la fuerza pero seguian manteniendo la ley de moisises en el sotano lee la familia carbajal anda a google que fundaron Monterrey que les paso cuadno la inquisiscion vino al nuevo mundo america
Yo al igual que usted soy mexicano pero es indescriptible la emoción que siento al escuchar esta música tan bella .
Saludos a todos
Wonderful music. Served on various missions there and appreciate the music and culture very much so.
Very beautiful music of Morocco 🇲🇦😁
Very beautiful music! Very beautiful Voices!