Shadi Kario - Ya Tal'in Al Jabal

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[@GremmWaru]

"Ya taliin eljabal" is a song encoded as a message that Palestinian women used to sing to their husbands in the occupation prisons, telling them that the young men from the village would liberate them and light a fire on the top of the mountain as a sign. This is the translation of the words: To those who will climb the mountain, to those who will light the fire. How are you, our dear ones? We do not want any gifts or New dresses, we just want you, to those who see the sign of fire on the mountain, to those who climb the mountain, how are you, our beloved ones? The words were very camouflaged and there was encryption using the sound "lililili" between the words to mislead the occupation soldiers, so that only their Arab husbands would understand the message❤.

[@n.8544]

Nice thank you . What does " Yaman yaman" mean ..thanks . I'm hearing this song a lot these days and it's very emotional.

[@XRMH]

​@@n.8544 Yaman is basically 2 words "Ya Aman" in Arabic It means O safety and comfort

[@user-rl7cu9yo1y]

❤❤❤❤

[@mutedhorns]

@@n.8544 "Aman" is a Turkish word that translates to something like "Oy vay!" or "Oh my god!" It's like an exclamation--either positive or negative. You find it in Turkish folk music all over the place, often in lyrics that translate to something like: "I'm so in love, I'm lovesick, I'm dying of love, aman aman!" The Ottomans occupied the Balkans for centuries and you find the word throughout Balkan folk songs as well. The fact that this song uses the word too supports the theory that this song dates all the way back to when the Ottomans occupied Palestine, and was used by women to encode messages for their male loved ones imprisoned in occupation prisons. More recently, the song has been used as a song of resistance to Zionist Israeli occupation of Palestine.

[@Esam_qisi]

💔🇵🇸We will definitely return, we will definitely resist, it is our land

[@ItachiUchiha-qu3ie]

victory to resistance! victory to Palestine 🙌🔥

[@alexgaby8805]

Omg this voice wow!!!!

[@allemandpatrice7990]

top

[@atmehbenahmad7667]

Arabic Oriental with beautiful words

[@emadabdallah696]

ربنا ينصر إخواننا في غزة

[@recepgulcay1355]

Tüm mazlumlara yardım et Allahım

[@emrekahveci3230]

BİZLER BU ŞARKIYI DİNLERKEN O KADAR KEYİF ALIYORUZ Kİ ANLATAMAM … AMA ESAS OLAY BU ŞARKININ NASIL ORTAYA ÇIKTIĞI ÇOK ÜZÜCÜ😔

[@zafaran001]

❤❤❤

[@Persians.1999.]

Tajikistan 🇹🇯 ❤

[@monicasalas810]

Magic music🎼🎵🎶💯

[@crazyescobar5344]

Free Gaza 🇵🇸❤

[@kopekliadam]

its a feedom song of palestine

[@moe90khamis]

Free Palestine ♥️🇵🇸 Free Gaza

[@Anthony-bq3os]

in repeat since some days, very beautiful track, somebody for translate the text ?

[@AMJT15]

the words are used to be sang for palestinian prisoners in israel telling them they will be freed but with encrypted words and for israel soldiers not to understand

[@ahmed3819]

@@AMJT15sorry it’s Palestine not israel

[@AMJT15]

@ahmed3819 sorry for my obvious mistake. 🇵🇸❤️🤍

[@MyPlantsAgainstTheWorld]

To those of you who are climbing the mountain, to those of you who are setting fire, ya man ya man, I hope you safety darlings. I do not want any dresses from you nor gifts, ya man ya man, I just want you to be safe. To those gazelles (meaning the men) who are jailed inside, ya man ya man, I just hope you to be safe. To those gazelles (meaning the men) who are jailed inside, I wanna tell you that this situation will not last, ya man ya man, I just hope you to be safe.

[@GremmWaru]

is a song encoded as a message that Palestinian women used to sing to their husbands in the occupation prisons, telling them that the young men from the village would liberate them and light a fire on the top of the mountain as a sign. This is the translation of the words: To those who will climb the mountain, to those who will light the fire. How are you, our dear ones? We do not want any gifts or New dresses, we just want you, to those who see the sign of fire on the mountain, to those who climb the mountain, how are you, our beloved ones? The words were very camouflaged and there was encryption using the sound "lililili" between the words to mislead the occupation soldiers, so that only their Arab husbands would understand the message❤.

[@DodoBroo]

GODLIKEE!!

[@mersintefikovski]

😢dali ova muzika ne zasluzuva barem 1,lajk od vas??😮

[@sissiker9946]

🇵🇸 🗝️ ❤

[@CafeDeMeditation]

What a track 🥵🥵🥵

[@EL-VaTo156]

#FREEPALESTİNE✌🏻✊🏻

[@Omaargamal]

Sweet

[@med_dhd]

✊🇵🇸🇩🇿✌🏿

[@justdodat5582]

Bro I'm lost for words 😮😮

[@GremmWaru]

is a song encoded as a message that Palestinian women used to sing to their husbands in the occupation prisons, telling them that the young men from the village would liberate them and light a fire on the top of the mountain as a sign. This is the translation of the words: To those who will climb the mountain, to those who will light the fire. How are you, our dear ones? We do not want any gifts or New dresses, we just want you, to those who see the sign of fire on the mountain, to those who climb the mountain, how are you, our beloved ones? The words were very camouflaged and there was encryption using the sound "lililili" between the words to mislead the occupation soldiers, so that only their Arab husbands would understand the message❤.

[@fe6523]

Beautiful music 🎶!! Please you tube Sgi buddhist movement an introduction full length version. Peace and NammyohorengekyO!!!

[@alexgaby8805]

🥰

[@sbeatsdj]

🇵🇸✌️👏

[@Mohamed0Elsayed]

#طوفان_الأقصى #freepalestine🇵🇸✌️.

[@ramisickmusic7954]

beauty

[@hellboy12190]

🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@fayzabouchoul1492]

free Palestine ستتحرر فلسطين رغم الظغاة

[@manalnor491]

FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸🗝️

[@alexgaby8805]

😮

[@ismailwhedi3069]

Waww ❤❤❤❤🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@atmehbenahmad7667]

#freepalestine for ever

[@crazyescobar5344]

Free Palestine 🇵🇸❤️

[@DS-KOS-81]

Who sings this song?

[@MK-vy3ip]

I dont know, but its Arab obviously and more specifcally from (sham), i.e. either Syria, Palestine, Lebanon or Jordan.

[@shadikario]

Rola azar

[@MK-vy3ip]

@@shadikario ty

[@yushasharif]

Original singer is Reem Banna. It’s a Palestinian freedom song. Women in prison would sing this when the resistance was nearby so they could hear them but added “lelele” (essentially “pig latin” Arabic) in between words so the IDF wouldn’t understand since they were starting to understand/knew Arabic.

[@ekrem7540]

​@@yushasharif Sözlerini yazar mısınız.

[@loblobification]

#freepalestine !!

[@morgannilsson8552]

⭐️🫵🏁

[@morgannilsson8552]

❤❤❤❤

[@kurtulusb7431]

FREE PLASTİC