أنا البرازيلية من الشمال الشرقي، فورتاليزا، سيارا. نحن أحفاد من البرتغال وشعب شمال افريقيا (المسلمين واليهود). أنا أحب الموسيقى الأندلسية !!! العناق من فورتاليزا - سييرا - البرازيل.
the stunning visuals in this version so add to this beloved chestnut, thank you for allowing this beautiful glimpse into a place I was misinformed was barren of it
she's been doing it as of late at her various shows -- she introduces it as a classic voice exercise that can be compared to doing scales as warm up... thought that was so cool! something so beautiful is a warm-up?! :) wow!
Very middle eastern or moorish ,ladino /sephardic heritage shows I like Radio Tarifa version more .Gracias from Neuva Zelanda , the antipodes of Espana .
@Amooretliban No, Arabic Andalusian music sounds quite specific and different from middle eastern music, you should listen to it as it's now performed in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia by people whome ancestors fled from Al Andalus.
No estoy para nada de acuerdo con esa idea. Soy española y creo que la música andalusí se parece bastante al maqam iraquí. Esta canción la creó Ziryab, un bagdadí emigrado a Al Ándalus. No es diferente a la música del Oriente medio.
@MrKompere Actually, last I checked, the music from Arabian Middle east is the origin or Andalusian Arabic Music..it just developed today to something shitty.
J'adore Natacha Atlas mais je n'aime pas sa voix ( pourtant sublime d'ordinaire... ) sur cette chanson... J'ai l'impression qu'elle manque de souffle. Ca manque d'arabité.. La meilleure version de Lama Bada Yatathanna est selon moi celle de Hiba El kawas. Mike massy l'a chantée aussi et elle est très bien. J'aime Natacha mais je n'accroche pas à cette interprétation..
@cerejota You are forgetting that Andalusian music is like 90% Middle Eastern/Arabic. The Spanish guitar finds it's origins in the Middle East... just like the rest of music...
أنا البرازيلية من الشمال الشرقي، فورتاليزا، سيارا. نحن أحفاد من البرتغال وشعب شمال افريقيا (المسلمين واليهود). أنا أحب الموسيقى الأندلسية !!! العناق من فورتاليزا - سييرا - البرازيل.
هل أنت عربي أم برازيلي من أصول عربية، وهل تتكلم العربية جيدا؟
Wha wha paysages magnifique avec la voix magique de nathacha atlas et bravo aux musiciens🌹🪕🎻🪘🎶🎼🌈🎧
the stunning visuals in this version so add to this beloved chestnut, thank you for allowing this beautiful glimpse into a place I was misinformed was barren of it
Recebo
e tento aprender
no meu coração a vossa herança cultural!
Beijinhos de Lisboa Portugal
lamma bada yatathanna - lenna chamamyan is one of the best version
she's been doing it as of late at her various shows -- she introduces it as a classic voice exercise that can be compared to doing scales as warm up... thought that was so cool! something so beautiful is a warm-up?! :) wow!
Iu
Que bella voy y bella melodía ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very middle eastern or moorish ,ladino /sephardic heritage shows I like Radio Tarifa version more .Gracias from Neuva Zelanda , the antipodes of Espana .
أغنية جميلة! صديق من البرازيل.
Beautiful song and spectacular photographs!
Magnifique
Very beautiful!
.....honey sweet vocals...to the mawashat Andaluzi....tnx for posting....xo
wanderful song!!
@Amooretliban No, Arabic Andalusian music sounds quite specific and different from middle eastern music, you should listen to it as it's now performed in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia by people whome ancestors fled from Al Andalus.
i agree
No estoy para nada de acuerdo con esa idea. Soy española y creo que la música andalusí se parece bastante al maqam iraquí. Esta canción la creó Ziryab, un bagdadí emigrado a Al Ándalus. No es diferente a la música del Oriente medio.
Sublime
adorable
Great music, gotta listen to it from 2:22
Si me gusta mucha Espagna is there a Spanish version ?
Radio Tarifa lamma bada
what is it then?
this language which country?
@Çağrı Şirikçi,Arabic language.
sweden.....
@MrKompere Actually, last I checked, the music from Arabian Middle east is the origin or Andalusian Arabic Music..it just developed today to something shitty.
the music is wonderful but the vocal performance isn't as the other arab singers
No quedaria bien en castellano. La original es en arabe, como la escuchas
J'adore Natacha Atlas mais je n'aime pas sa voix ( pourtant sublime d'ordinaire... ) sur cette chanson... J'ai l'impression qu'elle manque de souffle. Ca manque d'arabité.. La meilleure version de Lama Bada Yatathanna est selon moi celle de Hiba El kawas. Mike massy l'a chantée aussi et elle est très bien. J'aime Natacha mais je n'accroche pas à cette interprétation..
Lena chamamyan and sh4m69 are much better
I have to disagree with you!
Sephardic and Andalusian music is western music...
egyptian song from egyptian singer
classical arabic language
it's a Mediveal Song of Andaloucia.
@cerejota
You are forgetting that Andalusian music is like 90% Middle Eastern/Arabic. The Spanish guitar finds it's origins in the Middle East... just like the rest of music...
This is nice but the Fayrouz version is the best hands down
@hit004541
Not true actually =)
I heard this song was written by an Egytpian during the 19th century and it is not at all a andalusian piece. Is it true??
I don't think so, there are still Andalusian people in Spain who still sing this song in Arabic and regard it as a part of their historical heritage