Sabah (صباح) interview undated

Sabah (Arabic: صباح ; born Janet Gerges Feghali, جانيت جرجس فغالي; 10 November 1927 - 26 November 2014) was a Lebanese singer and actress who starred in many Egyptian movies and songs [Wikipedia]
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Arab American TV (AATV) was a Los Angeles-based news and media syndicate. It initially produced a bilingual, magazine-style television program on a weekly basis. It covered local and national community events, showcasing Arab Los Angeles's rich social, cultural and political dimensions. Prominent Arab newsmakers, celebrities and political leaders appeared on AATV frequently.
Part of AATV's content included imported films, TV serials, plays, news and music videos from the region. In a sense, it served as a media bridge between the Arab diaspora in the US and the homeland. AATV operated from the early 1980s until the mid-2000s.
During its first decade, AATV was broadcast over-the-air throughout Southern California. The show capturing the zeitgeist of southern California's Arab American communities. In the 1990s, it grew to reach a national footprint via the International Channel, which was available on many cable television carriers and satellite. It expanded its broadcast hours and put out daily entertainment programming. It was one of the only television programs connecting large parts of Arab America as a whole. In its final years, it became a live talk show that took callers and discussed issues concerning Arab Americans.
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[@SabahArchive]

Thank you so much, we'd love to see more recordings for the legendary Sabah❤️❤️

[@mohamedwahba4062]

متى تم هذا اللقاء

[@AAAA-ek9rf]

@@mohamedwahba4062 1975 قبل ضهور الالوان في مصر التصوير في مصر بلاستديوهات والتلفزيون مش عارف فين أتصور هللقاء

[@sihambazzi8843]

@@mohamedwahba4062 ضض ض احم! ١ض ى احمربالخطالع يض

[@user-pv6kg3fx2h]

فنانه جميله واستثنائيه ولن تتكرر في عالم الفن العربي... رحمها الله

[@fishinglover100]

فنانه من الزمن الجميل الله يرحمها

[@tomaabdullah4982]

الله يرحمه جد كانت رمز لبنان

[@joeyyou2102]

Sabah ❤️

[@Withmansour]

good interview

[@saharibraheem7693]

الله يرحمها برحمته الواسعة

[@freddyghassemi2573]

Hi Sabah hope you doing great& well at home, Thanks for being yourself, you should know you are one of my Favorite! There is so many of the Artists& not enough time, it takes lots of time for Everybody, I hope everyone understand, I know who I played for, they never get enough& they All expect more time& that’s impossible, wishing you well in life, be safe& sound& Take good care of yourself. Thanks. F. Gh

[@alaahaidar3834]

Unfortunately Sabah died in 2014 😭❤️

[@joeyyou2102]

Vous avez d’autres archives de sabah ?

[@Fatima.Alshammari]

شعرك ياصبوحه ده زراعه ليش ماحكيتي الحقيقة

[@mohamadaliismail2700]

خساره هالمخلوقه.... كانت بين الناس لاخر نفس فيها ... ايه قصدي عن الست فيروز وينها...؟

[@boutheina319]

فيروز من نوع الاخر وهو الغامض والرسمي ظهورها الاعلامي نادر جدا