The female Arabian singer and theater works of Fairouz is legendary..
Hanna El Sekran would be excellent to dance to and skate to.
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Although Christian (Greek Orthodox) and Lebanese, her songs were adopted by all sides in the Civil War (1975–90), be they Christian or Muslim, Lebanese, Palestinian, or Syrian. To avoid the appearance of taking sides, she did not perform in the country during the war, only abroad
Honors and awards
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See also: List of awards received by Fairuz
For decades, most radio stations in the Arab world have started their morning broadcast with a Fairuz song, and her songs were wildly popular during the Lebanese Civil War, as the people could expect to hear a patriotic melody of peace and love.The Guardian stated that "she sang the story of a Lebanon that never really existed" and "essentially helped build the identity of Lebanon, just 14 years after it became an independent country." Fairuz is held in high regard in Lebanese culture because, in a region divided by many conflicts and opinions, she acts as a symbol of unity.In 1997, Billboard stated "even after five decades at the top, [Fairuz] remains the supreme Diva of Lebanon".In 1999, The New York Times described her as "a living icon without equal" and stated that her emergence as a singer paralleled Lebanon's transformation from a backwater to the vibrant financial and cultural heart of the Arab world.[80]
In a 2008 article, BBC described her as "the legendary Lebanese singer and greatest living Arab diva".In an article about world music, The Independent stated, "All young female singers in this region seem to be clones of her" and that "she's such an important artist that you have to get to grips with her".
Fairuz has been honored by many countries, such as Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Tunisia, the United States, Egypt, and France, in which François Mitterrand awarded her the Order of Arts and Letters in 1988 and Jacques Chirac first awarded her the Legion of Honour in 1998
Hanna El Sekran would be excellent to dance to and skate to.
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The 4 Cats - كان الزمان (حنا السكران) (Kann Ezamann (Hanna El Sikran)) (Englis
The 4 Cats - كان الزمان (حنا السكران) (Kann Ezamann (Hanna El Sikran)) lyrics
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Fairouz | Singer, Artist, Biography, & Facts | Britannica
Fairouz, Lebanese singer and actress widely considered to be one of the most celebrated Arab singers of the 20th century. She began collaborating with the Rahbani Brothers in the 1950s, eventually marrying Assi Rahbani. She became a unifying symbol of a divided Lebanon and remained active into...
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Although Christian (Greek Orthodox) and Lebanese, her songs were adopted by all sides in the Civil War (1975–90), be they Christian or Muslim, Lebanese, Palestinian, or Syrian. To avoid the appearance of taking sides, she did not perform in the country during the war, only abroad
Honors and awards
From Wikipedia....
See also: List of awards received by Fairuz
For decades, most radio stations in the Arab world have started their morning broadcast with a Fairuz song, and her songs were wildly popular during the Lebanese Civil War, as the people could expect to hear a patriotic melody of peace and love.The Guardian stated that "she sang the story of a Lebanon that never really existed" and "essentially helped build the identity of Lebanon, just 14 years after it became an independent country." Fairuz is held in high regard in Lebanese culture because, in a region divided by many conflicts and opinions, she acts as a symbol of unity.In 1997, Billboard stated "even after five decades at the top, [Fairuz] remains the supreme Diva of Lebanon".In 1999, The New York Times described her as "a living icon without equal" and stated that her emergence as a singer paralleled Lebanon's transformation from a backwater to the vibrant financial and cultural heart of the Arab world.[80]
In a 2008 article, BBC described her as "the legendary Lebanese singer and greatest living Arab diva".In an article about world music, The Independent stated, "All young female singers in this region seem to be clones of her" and that "she's such an important artist that you have to get to grips with her".
Fairuz has been honored by many countries, such as Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Tunisia, the United States, Egypt, and France, in which François Mitterrand awarded her the Order of Arts and Letters in 1988 and Jacques Chirac first awarded her the Legion of Honour in 1998