LaLa ZeZo Official home made music video My Art 2008 Comme chaque année, la scène Nahda du Festival Mawazine, espace incontournable des fans de musique orientale, recevra une pléiade d’artistes du monde arabe, vient d'annoncer fin avril l'association organisatrice, Maroc Cultures. Il faudra ainsi compter cette année sur la présence de Mayada El Hanaoui, Nawal Zoghby ou encore Abdelouahab Doukkali, Hasna Zalagh, Janat Mahed, Sophia Marikh, Asmaa Lemnouar, Amr Diab, Hussein Jasmi et Carole Samaha. Quatre duos de choc en perspective Mais le particularisme a retenir de cette scène Nahda, c'est la formation -à l'initiative de Maroc Cultures- de duos musicaux. Ces quatre duos réuniront Asmaa Lemnouar, Hasna Zallagh, Janat Mahed et Sophia Marikh, à Kadem Saher, Rached El Majed, Saber Robai et Hussein El Jasmi. An Egyptian singer whose music was seen as inspirational in his home country's spring revolution is bringing his music to Dubai tonight. The 56-year-old Mohammed Mounir has a history of political, religious and romantic songs. His most recent hit, How, became an anthem as thousands of protestors chanted the lyrics in Tahrir Square. Mounir explained that the song is an accumulation of his life events and the capstone to a series of political works over his 30-year career. "It was the conclusion of a series that I dreamt of," he said. "So throughout my career I was calling for [revolution], but I might've been polite at first." It started with his first song dedicated to ...