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Fairouz Mp3 Telecharger Fairouz mp3 telecharger Continue Performer: 0-9 A B B F F F H I L L N N r s T U W X X - Download al-Fann Android App Tags: Listen to Music, Free Music, Lyrics, Arabic Music, 2014, 2015 Download Fairouz mp3 music for free. Listen to Fairouz Classical Music in Straming. All Fairouz Classic albums. Free Fairouz mp3 download. Video clip of Fairuz. Fairouz Photos You exceeded the maximum number of songs allowed per hour (12 songs per hour) to enjoy the entire discography of the site Al Fann WITHOUT ANY LIMITATION Just enter the update required to play the media you will need to either update the browser to the latest version or update the Flash plugin. Aghanyna Songs Albums Fairouz Ya Sahar Al layali Fairuz , also known as Fairouz or Fayrouz, is a Lebanese singer born on November 21, 1935 in Jabal el Arz, called Nuhad Haddad . Its stage name, Fairuz, means turquoise; blue/green in Arabic. She and her family moved to Beirut in 1935 in the area where she grew up. A student at St. Joseph's School, she excelled in the choir and was hired as choirmaster on Lebanese national radio. It was donated to Khali Al-Rumi (father of singer Maida Al Rumi), who ran the Middle Eastern radio station Mahattat Ach-Charq Aladna, which listened to him with songs by Farid Al Atrah and Asmahan. Believing in his future, he composed for her, and it was at home that Faroz met the Rahbani brothers, Assi and Mansour (she was Assi's wife in 1954-1978). The trio then began to create a new style of Lebanese music, initially strongly influenced by South American music. The 1950s were very fruitful for Faruz, who tried many musical genres thanks to the avant-garde compositions of the Rahbani brothers, who excel in symphonic compositions, as well as in tango and other Latin dances. At first, the style of the two brothers was gradually established, and in 1957 the baalbek International Festival Committee asked Rahbani to prepare a Lebanese evening to mark the first anniversary of the festival. The evening was a success, and Faruz opened the Baalbek Festival, where for the first time met the audience in the open air on the boards installed at the foot of the giant columns of the Roman temple. He triumphed so much that he was immediately called the Seventh Column. Syria, in turn, opened its doors to him in 1960, and he was a guest of the Damascus Biennale. The Rahbani brothers' song will go from musical sketch to popular operetta and musical theatre in Baalbek, but in Damascus it will be in the purest classical tradition with works Muvaca and zacidas. In 1961, Rahbani created a four-game action musical called Al Ballbakieh. Entering the world of mythology, Rahbani wrote the story of a young girl with captivating, universal and eternal voices, and Fairuz sang both Andalusian melodies and those taken from pure Western classical music (the famous Ode to Baalbeck). In 1962, Faroze returned again, in a musical, this time in two acts: Jisr el-Kamar. Faruz plays the role of a fairy who seeks to reconcile the inhabitants of two neighboring villages in the war. Followed by Allayl wa'l Kandil (Night and Light) in 1963, where Fairuz plays the role of a young lantern saleswoman who falls in love with a horla (hawl) that betrays her trust. The Cedar Festival in 1964 hosts Fairuz and Rahbani's first film, Bayya'a el khawatim (Ring Seller) the story of a young fatalistic orphan (Fairuz) caught up in the meandering lies of a mythomanyak uncle. In Lebanon, we are now talking about the Rahbani Brothers Theatre thanks to Faruz's unique voice and boundless talent. Faruz returned to the Baalbek Festival in 1966, this time with the historical fiction of the Rahbani brothers: Ayam Fakhreddin - in the time of Emir Fakhreddin. Where Faruse embodies the fictitious conscience of the people who are waiting for their sovereign to protect him and make him a sovereign and independent people. In 1967, the Piccadilly Theatre opened its doors, and Faruz and Rahbani were invited. They present their latest production: Hala Vel Malik (King and Hala), a musical mask and bergamaschi. In the same year also the second film produced by the Rahbani brothers, Safar Barlik (Exile). This film was followed by another one in 1968, which was the last, Bint el- Harijs (daughter of a security guard). It was in Syria that Faruz and the Rahbani brothers gave the premiere of Al-Shahov (His Excellency), which is the first part of the satirical trilogy (with Yaish Yaish and Sah Ann in 1970) the bureaucracy and politics of the Arab regimes of the time. In 1969, the play was performed for almost three months at the Piccadilly Theatre, and in the summer of the same year the Rahbani brothers composed an epic musical for the Baalbek Festival, Jibal al-Sawan (Flint Mountains). In 1970, Rahbani composed two musicals: Yaish Yaish (Long live His Majesty..) and Sah N-nom (Did you sleep well?). And another story in 1971 by Nass min Warak (Paper People) followed by a tour of the most prestigious locations in North America before landing at Piccadilly in Beirut in the winter of 1972. For the summer The Rahbani brothers presented Faruz at the Baalbek Natorit al-Mafatih (Key Keeper) festival, a black comedy in which the oppressed people choose passive resistance: everyone flees the kingdom of Syrah, except for zad el-Khair (Faruz), who is left alone in the face of a tyrant. At the end of the season, Fairuz exhausted, delivered to a clinic in Beirut. In 1979, the artistic couple of the Faruz-Rahbani brothers broke up and the birth of Faruz's first album, which was signed by his son, ziadu Rahbani. The album Wahdoun (Only) included jazz melodies and arrangements of his son (Wahdoun , al bosta), and oriental melodies (Habbaytak ta nsit ennawm- I loved you to forget the dream- ana andi hanine-I'm nostalgic-). But viewers accustomed to the raubani brothers' romantic lyrics were shocked by the raw and bold lyrics of Siad and his dark humour. The second album will have to wait until 1987. Maarefti fik (Our Meeting) includes both oriental atmospheres (always in the style of Rahbani) and jazz (Ma'erefti fik). In 1988, After a concert-event at the Palace of Omnisports in Paris-Bercy, Fairuz was appointed commander of arts and literature. And ten years later, in 1998, Faroze received the Legion d'Honneur in Beirut. In 1991, The Ktaq? (How are you?), Faruse's third album and her son caused a scandal because the song was considered too risky, and it wasn't until years later that it became a Fairuz classic, which she sang at almost all of her concerts. In 1994, Faruz, who had not sung in Lebanon since 1977, performed at a mega-concert in downtown Beirut. In the same year, the album Ila Assi was released in honor of Assi Rahbani, which included 19 songs by Faruz and the Rahbani brothers reohohanived by Ziad Rahbani. In 1999, Fairuz released a new album with Ziak Rahbani, Mish Kayen Hayk Tkoun (You've really changed). In August 2000, she performed at the Beitheddin Festival, accompanied by her son Siad Rahbani and a symphony orchestra consisting of Armenian, French and Lebanese musicians, under the direction of Armenian Karen Durgarian, three concerts, the program of which, chosen with a special careful foundation, included old songs, skillfully re-absorbed (including the famous La inta habibi) , now, Sabah W Mass-morning and evening). The new album was released in January 2002 by Wala kif (... neither as) and in 2006, the 1970 Rahbani Brothers musical Sahh ennome enjoyed a second life for the return of actress Fairuz for nine sold-out performances in Sharjah and Amman. 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