خلي العيش حرام، مقطوعة موسيقية لفرقة السمندل، معالجة وتوزيع الفنان الدكتور الفاتح حسين
Monday, June 29, 2009
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3 comments:
I lo the soft beat, souds more western! I don't know why I expected Sudanese music to be more African.
I don't link the name of the song to the music, anything specific that the music conveys?
Dear Randa,
Glad you liked the soft beat.
Some of the Sudanese music are African, but most of them have distinguished rhythm. the difference from the Egyptian is on the (7th Ladder), if my translation is correct.
Thanks for passing by:-)
Hala
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