Salama Al-Aghawani
Collection of Monologues - Al-Qassa' Concert
SIDE A
- Fi Ghalta Fi Al-Hayat (There Is A Mistake In Life)
- Adam Wa Hawa (Adam And Eve)
- Al-Shu'ara' Fi Al-Aalam (The Poets In The World)
- Shai' Bihayer (It Is Confusing)
- Allah Allah Ya Dunya (Oh Life)
- Allah Allah Ya Tiggar (Oh God From Merchants)
- La Hawl Ellah (Oh God)
- Teshkor Ya Sabek Al-Matar (Thank You, Raid Runner)
- Ragol Al-Elem (The Science Man)
SIDE B
- Kel Elhaq Aldayeh (I Blame The Midwife)
- Het Eidak Bi Eidi (Put Your Hand In Mine)
- Bhebek Ta'ali Lashouf (I Love You, Come Here)
- Bukra Kullo Bukra (Tomorrow - Everything's For Tomorrow)
- Min Byehzer Min (Who Can Guess?)
- Ala Elmasaref Wel Mwathafin (About Banks And Employees)
- Kbert W Jawazouni (I Grew Up And Got Married)
- Allahum Teb'at Lelmehdawi Hemma (I Wish Al Mehdawi No Good)
- Ktir Am Nesma' Belhayat (We Hear A Lot In Life)
- Ah Men Elsettat (Oh Ladies)
Ref No: 0671
Genres: spoken word political
Label
Disco Al Shark
Location Issued
Syria
Artist Origin
Damascus, Syria
More Info
A collection of popular songs and monologues by Syrian artist Salama Al-Aghawani. The art of political and social monologue has flourished in Syria since the early 1930s thanks to the popular poet Salama Al-Aghawani, who composed and sang in all of his own works. He was able, in a short period of time, to influence the masses who were absorbing and memorizing everything he sang and composed, which can be attributed to the way he was able to express the people’s emotions, feelings, and hostility toward the French colonialists in Syria.