"WASLA ANDALUSI DE ORIENTE". Abdel Karim Ensemble

[@vladimirjimenez5691]

Un ejecución digna de admirar, excelente!!! Buena música, un clásico!!! Instrumentos y voz se escuchan maravillosamente bien!!! Éxitos!

[@fitman2054]

من أجمل الموشحات العربية و التي لا امل من سماعها و الاستمتاع بها😌 شكرا لكم على هذا الأداء الرائع😊

[@abutharr23]

Stunning!!

[@beatrizglez2111]

^ Cuando la MÚSICA de " Andalusí " se Fusiona con la de Oriente , además de su efecto Sonoro\ Visual ° EXCELENTE °, posee la " " " "REMEMBRANZA de : - { AQUELLOS TIEMPOS , Cómo Olvidarlos ?}; Una JOYA A T E M P O R A L , GRACIAS de CORAZÓN ^.

[@rosamistica476]

❤❤😍😍

[@alcioneguimaraesguimaraes1072]

Linda!

[@bassrastabee]

Top! sou fã aqui do Brasil!!! musica de macho, parabéns!!!

[@moradchebout4632]

super

[@ednanarciso7297]

Show!!!

[@mirellaolveraizquierdo3909]

Excelente

[@mariaherediadance]

😍✨💐✨

[@comprends2138]

5:40

[@Mido-ok9sl]

What's the name of the first song

[@JakarandaWorldMusic]

Billathi Askara (Muwashaha)

[@asemaq]

Sounds more Levantine rather than Andalusian .... don’t know Spanish maybe this was in the intro :-)

[@jayslungsbloodclot2733]

Yes, Ottoman music sounds levantine too, Jewish Music too and Egyptian music... everything sounds Levantine!

[@Mhhmmd]

This is because a lot of the andalusian poems and rhythms were revived in the levantine specifically syria as what’s called Qudood and Muwashahaat.