Music

Syrian Girl Moves Hearts at MBC The Voice Kids

Published

9 years ago

10:26 pm, January 2, 2016

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In its first season, MBC The Voice Kids introduced a 9-year-old Syrian girl who moved our hearts while singing a song for children’s rights in Syria.

Ghina Bou Hemdan, a Syrian participant, cried during her MBC The Voice Kids audition. She performed a song called “give us childhood, give us peace” for the Lebanese singer Remi Bandali.

Ghina, who had never seen a children’s amusement park, but heard about it from her oldest sister, told MBC in an interview before her audition that “she only sees the bloody sky, hears bomb and feels fear every day because of the war in Syria.” The girl teared up when Nancy Ajram pushed the button and turned for her; she explained why she cried during her audition and said, “because I’m happy.”

The original song describes how miserable Lebanese children were during The Civil War (1975 to 1990), resulting in an estimated 120,000 victims, which is the same case in Syria.

Heba Bitar @HebaBitar on Twitter summarized it all with this tweet “because Syrian kids deserve Joy & peace.”

Social media reacted fast.

اعطونا الطفولة 😭😭 اخ ياغنى فتحتي جروحاتنا #mbcthevoicekids
— Fatema.kh🇸🇾 (@FatemaCyrine) January 2, 2016

I can't that little Syrian girl on #MbcTheVoiceKids is waay too adorable😭😭
— نورا (@noushfatoush) January 2, 2016

Because Syrian kids deserve joy and peace #SaveSyriaChildren #MBCTheVoiceKids
— Heba Bitar (@HebaBitar) January 2, 2016

#mbcthevoicekids when little kids are singing and asking for peace to their countries 💔 #PrayForSyria
— Miral 🇵🇸𓂆 (@MiralAli03) January 2, 2016

Music

Top 10 Christmas Songs to Play This Holiday

Published

2 years ago

8:44 pm, December 15, 2022

Ahmed Maher

Top 10 Christmas Songs to Play This Holiday

End-of-year holidays have a unique taste of everything, especially Christmas and new year songs; we would like to share with you the most played Xmas songs on Youtube and Shazam.

Here’s the top 10 songs list for Christmas.

1. All I Want For Christmas Is You – Mariah Carey

2. Last Christmas – Wham!

3. Christmas Canon – Trans-Siberian Orchestra

4. Do They Know It’s Christmas? – Band-Aid 30

5. Happy Xmas (War Is Over) – John & Yoko, The Plastic Ono Band with the Harlem Community Choir)

6. Fairytale Of New York – The Pogues Feat. Kirsty MacColl

7. Feliz Navidad – José Feliciano

8. Last Christmas – Taylor Swift

9. Please Come Home For Christmas – Bon Jovi

10. White Christmas – The Drifters

We wish you a merry Xmas and Happy New Year 2015! Please celebrate with us on Facebook at Digital Boom

Bonus: Check out The Top Ten Most Shazamed Songs of 2014 Worldwide.

Music

List of Egyptian songs used in Marvel’s ‘Moon Knight’ Season 1

Published

3 years ago

10:47 am, May 16, 2022

Dana Khammash

Egyptian songs in Marvels "Moon Knight" soundtrack

Marvel’s latest production, “Moon Knight,” has featured some popular Egyptian songs in the soundtrack, giving some oriental delicious flavor to its episodes. The series is created by the Egyptian director “Mohamed Diab.”

For those who want to listen to the full Egyptian songs from the “Moon Knight” series, we brought you the original songs used in season 1.

Made in Egypt – DJ KABOO (Episode 1 The GoldFish)

Bahlam Maak – Nagat (Episode 1 The Gold Fish)

El Melouk (feat. 3enba & Double Zuksh) – Ahmed Saad (Episode 2 summon the suite)

Enta – DJ Kaboo (Episode 3, the friendly type)

Batwanes Beek – Warda (Episode 3, the friendly type)

Shaghalony – Abdel Halim Hafez (Episode 3, the friendly type)

Salka (feat. Wegz) – Hassan Shakosh (Episode 3, the friendly type)

Sabah – Saat Saat (Episode 4 The Tomb & Episode 5 Asylum)

Rayess Bem – Love and Revenge (Episode5 Asylum)

The “Moon Knight” series stars US actors Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, and Egyptian-Palestinian actress May Calamawy.

In a twist from the comic books, Moon Knight’s alter ego is the Jewish-American mercenary Marc Spector; Isaac plays gift shop worker Steven Grant, a sleep-deprived Londoner who suffers from dissociative identity disorder and is haunted by memories of Spector.

The series debuted internationally on Disney+ on March 30 and will premiere in the region this summer, as Disney+ will be available in MENA by June 8, 2022.