FISRT TIME Hearing 47SOUL - Dabke System (Official Video) | السبعة و أربعين - دبكة سيستم | reaction
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"Pick up your keys at the lost and found"- I believe this is a reference to the keys of our stolen homes in Palestine. It's a reminder to us refugees of our land that was taken. To keep our voices loud and our stories told. To get back what we are owed. We either fall together or rise together. we will do it together and only in unity will we claim back what is our right.
Palestine ❤❤
47soul.com/about/
Here is their website and info about them
They are really literally different in West and East world.
- The one who moves his nick is named Walaa Sbait he's Christian and Pestinian.
- The one who talked a rap arabic part is Tareq Abu Kwaik Palestinian-Jordanian. He's Muslim and he has his own rap project named as "El-Far3i".
- The American accent one is Ramzy Suliman, nickname "Z the people". A Palestinian-American and he's Muslim also.
They are not just singers, they are presenting global and local issues, the world and the Arab world issues I mean.
Every part of their songs has a strong influitive message.
I recommend their song "Border" for you to hear. (ua-cam.com/video/iL11uPXsS4U/v-deo.html)
PS: there's a fourth member with them but he did not participated in this song, his name is Hamza Arnaout, nickname is "El- Jehaz", and he's Palestinian-Jordanian also :)
as an Iranian I always loved Levant music and dabke. and this was an interesting fusion .
I'm from Palestine I'm learning Persian these days and I love Iran and Iranian culture.
Amazing song and video! Arab music is something else! I'm from Eastern Europe and I've always loved it! So glad people around the world react to this music!
Please keep watching more of it, I'd suggest Mohamed Assaf, Mohamed Ramadan, Ahmed Sheba, Mohamed Eskander among many others! 💯😊
It's a great song, the lyrics have a much deeper meaning than what one might take away. Those guys are really talented and interesting, to say the least. However it is more of a middle eastern vibe, so it's not everyone's cup of tea. Nice reaction tho.
Palestine and Jordan🇵🇸🇯🇴
It's my country😎
“Dabke” is traditional folk and ancient dance all over Middle East. Dabke signifies aspiration, struggles, and history of Palestinian people, making it one of the most important cultural form of art in their tradition. If you notice the dancers in the background have harmony together stamping their steps to the beat of the drum.
This seems to me the younger Palestinian generation singing and dancing Dabke in a modern form mixed with western influence...UA-cam probably have something to do with this...but I still noticed a very traditional flow in their delivery...
Thank you dear for your description. I liked the beat and dance. I m going to search about Dabke Dance. 🙏🏽
Oh my goddess.. that s so similar to dance from Iranian Azarbayjan (north-west of Iran). Such a strong dance. I loved it. Big Like 👏🏽👏🏽
Yes you are absolutely right🌹🌹🌹
They all have the same roots...
some of the names shound christian. I guess they are Lebanese. and Dabke i guess is exclusive to "Shaam" شام Region. which includes Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan. by the way its a really interesting dance. its like preparing for battle.
You are right, but Debka goes beyond the Bigger Syrian region and believe it or not has it’s roots in Iran Bigger Khorasan region...
Nowadays, at last, synths are able to be tuned in other scales than our lame 12 equal tempered system. That enables real arab scales to be used by electronic music like in 47SOUL's music (indu-pakistani, vietnamese name it), but also enables extreme microtonal music to be produced (Sevish, FastFast, Benyamind).
Greeting from Algeria
Love from palestine 🇵🇸❤️🇩🇿
اتعرفت علي الفرعي علي طول.. شفته مع حمزة نمرة وساب انطباع جميل.. الفيديو كله اكتر من رائع..
47SOUL=LUX.Respect...Respect...
Galilee is a region name in north Palestine (Israel today) -where Jesus is from haha- not an instrument hahaha
One of the members is from Galilee (the moustache guy)
By "the sound of Galilee" he probably mean the sound of Galilean Dabke (Dabke is a dance in the Levant and Iraq, and have different variations -moves and music- in different regions)
Palestine 🇵🇸. Is , was and for ever
Still Palestine today!
@@nna5562 it is ,, the right will never be lost !
❤❤❤
Great reaction.
My recommendations aside from more 47 Soul are Cairokee , Sharmoofers , Autostrad.
47soul they are Palestinian band by the way
The electronic influence: electronic sound of Mejwez (an instrument)
I recommend their song Everyland, the best song ever
Thanks for your recommendation
نفهمیدیم عربی بود انگلیسی بود چی بود 😂🤣😂
Please react to more arab songs
you have drop fps