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Maqam Hijaz Iraqi
07:01
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ويل كلبي شهل المصيبه ,شرد مني لديار الغريبه... بويه شيرده وشيجيبه
صبر لالي لالي
ودوله الخبر
سكم حالي حالي
كولوله يحضر
شرد مني لديار الغريبه... بويه شيرده وشيجيبه
عليه غالي غالي يا ناس الولف
شده بالي بالي يا ناس الترف
شرد مني لديار الغريبه
بويه شيرده وشيجيبه عيوني شيرده وشيجيبه عيوني
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Maqam Khakimi
08:34
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Jorjina
04:23
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Maqam Khanabat
10:05
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چلچل علي يالرمان نومي فزع لي
هذا الحلو ما اريده ودونـي لهلي
چلچل علي يالرمان نومي فزع لي
هذا الحلو ما اريده ودونـي لهلي
يايمه لا تنطرين بطلي النطارة
والي أريده يصير ماكو كل چاره
چلچل علي يالرمان نومي فزع لي
هذا الحلو ما اريده ودونـي لأهلي
كلچن يا مظلومات للكاظم امشن
عد سيد السادات فكن حزنچن
چلچل علي يالرمان نومي فزع لي
هذا الحلو ما اريده ودونـي لهلي
Literal meaning:
The pomegranate tree threw its leaves at me, the lemon (Nomi) came to save me. You have good taste, but I do not want it ....
And the literary interpretation is metaphorical:
The pomegranate tree was likened to the Ottoman Empire (the red color of the peso like that of the pomegranate) took over me (the Iraqi people) The lemon likened to the British (the color yellow as the soldiers' hair) came to save me (the Iraqi people) this handsome man but I do not want him ... Take me to my people (want the Iraqi people to rule)
A song whose lyrics were written after the First World War.
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Maqam Rast Iraqi
12:03
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Oum Abid
04:36
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La Falfula Groove Iraqi
La Falfula Groove - Iraqi Maqam group of five musicians and one dancer.
The ensemble aims to revive the Iraqi music of David Regev Zaarur's great-grandfather, the great artist and famous Qanun player from Baghdad, Yusef Zaarur.
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