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بحبك يا لبنان - فيروز - حفل الاولمبيا. Watch on. In the mid-1970s when Lebanon was in the midst of its bloody civil war, songstress Fairuz delivered this heart-stopping track that argued for a moment of reflection amid the carnage. “I love you Lebanon my country,” the song opens.
- Nashid Al Thawra. The Revolution Anthem – Ziad Rahbani (1974) Ziad Rahbani is a symbol of revolution and is said to have predicted the Lebanese Civil War, which erupted in 1975, in his play Nazl El Sourour (The Happy Hotel).
- Ya Watani. O my homeland – Marcel Khalifeh (1970s) Marcel Khalifeh was the voice of a National Resurrection during the Civil War and after that. Ya Watani is a cheerful patriotic song that assures Lebanon that we choose it lovingly, voluntarily, secretly, and publicly.
- Li Beirut. To Beirut – Fairouz (1984) If her son is a symbol of revolution, Fairouz is a symbol of Lebanon as a whole country. Out of many patriotic songs, the closest to the Lebanese heart is probably Li Beirut, a song that greets what once was the capital of the Middle East and the capital of “Eastern Switzerland.”
- Ya Rayeh Sob Bladi. You who are heading towards my country – Ahmad Kaabour (1978) We all know Ahmad Kaabour from his revolutionary song Ounadikom, I Am Calling For You, which always rises goosebumps down our spine.
- À Nous – Anthony Touma and Lea Makhoul. À Nous (To Us) is a song released by French-Lebanese Lea Makhoul and Anthony Touma. This song is perfect to listen to with your babe this V-Day.
- Bhebak Ana – Azeem and Yara Korkomaz. Bhebak Ana (I love you) by Azeem and Yara Korkomaz is the perfect song to jam with the very romantic lyrics and soothing beat.
- Albi Ya Albi – Nancy Ajram. Nothing is more romantic than listening to Nancy Ajram’s song Albi Ya Albi and getting soothed by the tunes of her amazing voice.
- Ma3 Ba3ed – Amani El Nouri and Wissam Al Rached. Ma3 Ba3ed (Together) by the couple/singer Amani El Nouri and Wissam Al Rached is perfect for fans of the Arabic EDM genre.
“El tannoura” is a popular Lebanese song performed by the talented artist, Fares Karam. Released in 2000, this song quickly became a hit both within Lebanon and across the Arab world. Its lively and vibrant melody, infused with a traditional Lebanese touch, caught the attention of many music lovers.
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Nov 22, 2019 · Relatable lyrics: There is hope, yes, there is hope; sometimes it comes out from boredom; and sometimes it comes out of some longing, for a moment to soothe some sadness. #10 Btetloj El Dini – Ya Lebnan Bhebak. The Universe is Snowing – O Lebanon I Love You (1974) بتتلج الدني فيروز. Watch on.
Like the breath I take, I only smell you. Crazy, I'm crazy with you, crazy to the end. I'll cross the limits of longings and more. My heart is yours alone, and there is no space for anyone else. It doesn't beat for anyone; It pulses for you alone. Call me a crazy lover. Name me an infatuated lover. I'm dead when you're absent,
Nov 25, 2021 · On your heart, I will change you. And if you lean, I will straighten you. No one can come close to you. No one can look at you. Dominant, I will rule you like a ruler. I will make you look away if you see another girl on the street. Yes, I'm dominant. You're my piece of sugar. As long as you're with me, you'll walk under my command. I'm arrogant.
