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00:00Welcome to a new episode of your daily and artistic show, Patchwork.
00:15We are happy to be with you every day to present to you the latest news and the latest news of the art scene
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00:30Welcome again. I am your host, Daban Mshieh. Let's find out what is happening in today's episode.
01:00Welcome to a new episode of your daily and artistic show, Patchwork.
01:05We are happy to be with you every day to present to you the latest news and the latest news of the art scene.
01:10Let's find out what is happening in today's episode.
01:30Welcome to a new episode of your daily and artistic show, Patchwork.
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02:20Welcome to a new episode of your daily and artistic show, Patchwork.
02:25Welcome to a new episode of your daily and artistic show, Patchwork.
02:30Our guest today is the conductor Abdel Taif from Yassr.
02:35Thank you Mr. Osama. I am happy to be with you in this successful show.
02:40Thank you Mr. Osama. I am happy to be with you in this successful show.
02:45Welcome Mr. Abdel Taif. First of all, tell us about the Association of Stars for Culture and Art.
02:52The Association of Stars for Culture and Art is an association that is interested in culture and music.
03:01It was led by Mr. Abdel Hameed Mubarayem.
03:05He was an artist who was in the National Ballet.
03:09He composed wonderful songs.
03:11He composed the songs of Abdel Hadi Belkhiyat and Abdel Mounaim Jamia.
03:15He was a beautiful contemporary composer.
03:18I started this association with Mr. Abdel Hameed Mubarayem.
03:22This association had about 50 voices.
03:26I was one of the voices that were chosen by Mr. Abdel Hameed Mubarayem.
03:33This was the beginning.
03:35I composed a song called Sabert Makfa.
03:38It was composed by Mr. Abdel Hameed Mubarayem and was composed by Mr. Abdel Kamel Dinia.
03:43This is how it started.
03:45So you were part of the team of the real experts in the field of art.
03:51Yes, of course.
03:52In this association, we used to sing and dance.
03:55This was in the early 90s.
03:581991-1992.
04:01At that time, there weren't many associations that composed songs.
04:07We were the only ones who composed Arabic songs,
04:11such as Mal Alkasat, Haq Ablo Bokra, and the songs of Mohamed Abdel Wahab.
04:16Mr. Abdel Hameed Mubarayem used to work in a beautiful way.
04:21Many voices came out.
04:23Subhan Allah, it was nice to hear your songs.
04:27Let's talk about poetry.
04:30You said that Mr. Mubarayem is an artist and a poet.
04:33I remember you hearing this question.
04:36Do you have a great interest in poetry or Zajal?
04:40I have a great interest in Zajal.
04:43Alhamdulillah, I always chose words of high quality.
04:46I worked with well-known writers,
04:48such as the late Mustafa Baghdad,
04:50the late Ustad Wafi Fuad,
04:53Abdel Kamel Dinia,
04:55and many other names.
04:58Zajal was my direction.
05:00I wrote a poem called Oud Habibi.
05:06It is one of the words of Abdel Hamid Wafid.
05:09It is a message to all religions.
05:12It is a message to all religions.
05:14It is about tolerance of religions.
05:16It is a wonderful song, a symphony.
05:19It is one of the words of Ustad Abu Taj
05:22and one of the words of Mohamed Sharif.
05:25I would like to send a big greeting to Mohamed Sharif.
05:28Greetings to him.
05:30We have a lot of topics to talk about.
05:32We will talk about the topics in a moment.
05:34We will also talk about the decisions
05:36that were made through the songs of Mr. Abdel Taif.
05:39But before that,
05:41what were the reasons
05:43that made you fall in love with their style and their art?
05:47It was my first direction in music.
05:52Let's start with the Moroccans.
05:55I used to listen a lot to Mahmoud Idrissi.
05:58He encouraged me a lot.
06:01He was honest,
06:03despite his age difference.
06:06I also listened to Ustad Abdel Hadi Belkhiyat
06:09and Mohamed Abdel Wahab.
06:12But I was on my way.
06:15I knew the art of music.
06:17I used to sing in concerts.
06:19But when I started my YouTube channel...
06:21It's not a tradition.
06:23It's a repetition of songs.
06:25Yes, but I have all of my songs
06:28that I sang in a certain way.
06:32Even if you turn on the TV
06:34and watch a Moroccan song,
06:36you can find a traditional song on YouTube.
06:40But it's not just about traditional songs.
06:42Yes, it's about traditional songs.
06:44Mahmoud Idrissi, Abdel Hadi Belkhiyat...
06:47Abdel Hadi Belkhiyat...
06:49I used to sing all of them.
06:51I used to sing a lot in high school.
06:53It's great that you are bringing back
06:55the memories of these people
06:57and these singers
06:59so that we don't forget them.
07:01Of course.
07:03They paved the way for us
07:05to go to the Moroccan songs
07:07and work hard on them.
07:09I hope we will succeed.
07:11There was a festival called...
07:14Was it in the 90s?
07:16Yes, in the 90s.
07:18The most beautiful voice?
07:20Yes, the most beautiful voice
07:22in an Arabian festival.
07:24He didn't win the first prize,
07:26but the second one.
07:28And I was determined...
07:30I was determined to be the first one.
07:32But...
07:34You won a medal.
07:36Of course.
07:38I have a certificate.
07:40A certificate of honor.
07:42Because your voice is beautiful
07:44and you have been working hard for years.
07:46Thank you.
07:48Why does Mr. Abdel Latif
07:50always choose
07:52specific topics
07:54and specific words?
07:56Can you tell us?
07:58As I told you,
08:00I made an album
08:02about six songs.
08:04It's about
08:06ten years old.
08:08It's about
08:10burning.
08:12Okay.
08:14It's about the detainees
08:16in Tindouf.
08:18It's about
08:20smoking.
08:22There are many
08:24subjects.
08:26I found an album
08:28where all the songs are on my channel.
08:30If the viewers
08:32want to see it,
08:34it's available, thank God.
08:36Can we say that
08:38Mr. Abdel Latif's goal
08:40is to raise awareness?
08:42We can say it
08:44in all aspects.
08:46I used to sing about social issues.
08:48In addition to
08:50religious songs
08:52and national songs
08:54sung by our masters.
08:56Also,
08:58songs with
09:00awareness.
09:02For example,
09:04as I told you before,
09:06when I sang about children,
09:08I sang the song
09:10Alam Baree'
09:12about a child
09:14named Rayan.
09:16I made a song
09:18called Alam Baree'.
09:20Alam Baree' is a song
09:22written by Mr. Omar Touzani
09:24and composed by Mohamed Sharif.
09:26I mean,
09:28I always look for
09:30words with awareness
09:32and assurance.
09:34Do you have a favorite
09:36national song?
09:38Of course,
09:40I used to sing
09:42the national song
09:44of Mr. Mohamed Benhammou
09:46called Ala Jibini Alqamar.
09:48I also sang the song
09:50of Mr. Aziz Hosny
09:52titled Kitab Al-Tahaddi.
09:54I sang this song
09:56and I would like to greet
09:58Mr. Aziz Hosny and Mr. Benhammou.
10:00Tell us more about your relationship
10:02with Mr. Aziz Hosny.
10:04You've never met him before.
10:06How did you get to know him?
10:08He is a good friend of mine
10:10and a good friend of my family.
10:12We have a good relationship.
10:14Mr. Aziz Hosny and I
10:16were recently at
10:18the Aqoum Center
10:20and I was among
10:22the audience.
10:24We were at another concert
10:26and we were sitting
10:28together
10:30and he told me that
10:32he has a future
10:34and that he is going to
10:36write a religious song.
10:38He is one of the people
10:40who are good at poetry.
10:42Thank you.
10:44Do you still keep in touch
10:46with your friends and colleagues
10:48and your teachers
10:50in the 90s?
10:52As you know,
10:54most of the musicians
10:56who are in the artistic field
10:58are Hamid Ibn Ibrahim's students.
11:00We have great musicians
11:02in Morocco,
11:04such as
11:06the soloists,
11:08the violinists,
11:10the violoncellists,
11:12all of them are
11:14Hamid Ibn Ibrahim's students
11:16in the artistic field.
11:18Mr. Hamid Ibn Ibrahim
11:20did a great service
11:22to Moroccan music.
11:24Unfortunately,
11:26his death
11:28is still a mystery
11:30to this day.
11:32We are still thinking
11:34about this issue
11:36and we want to solve it.
11:38We met Hamid Ibn Ibrahim
11:40when we were singing
11:42the songs of
11:44Abdelhadi Belkhiat,
11:46Qasida Troumouch,
11:48Soumya Qaysar,
11:50Abdelmouim Jamei,
11:52Hayat El Idrisi,
11:54and many more.
11:56Now, let's go to the world
11:58of Arab artists
12:00and stars.
12:02Let's zoom in
12:04to the latest artist
12:06from Rotana
12:08with the song
12:10Tesalni.
12:24Tesalni
12:54Tesalni
13:24Tesalni
13:54Tesalni
13:56Tesalni
14:20A beautiful song
14:22by Khaled Izz
14:24the guest of today's episode
14:26the singer and drummer
14:28Minyassi Abdeltaif.
14:30Speaking of the distribution
14:32of words and melodies,
14:34this is a very important issue
14:36and from the beginning
14:38of the interview
14:40you mentioned that you work
14:42with him on every song.
14:44Why is this issue so important?
14:46He is one of the few artists
14:48who puts the artist's name
14:50and the distribution
14:52in the main title
14:54not in the description
14:56or in the video clip.
14:58Why is this important for you?
15:00Yes, it is important
15:02because the work
15:04cannot grow
15:06without the artist
15:08and distribution.
15:10I am a drummer
15:12so all these people
15:14work with me
15:16and help me
15:18on YouTube.
15:20All the names
15:22that I work with
15:24are on YouTube
15:26so everyone can find their rights
15:28and be known
15:30for the work they do
15:32and the effort they make
15:34to be known by people.
15:36This is a great initiative
15:38for you
15:40and we welcome you.
15:42Thank you.
15:44You have a long career
15:46as an Iraqi artist
15:48but
15:50you are famous
15:52and popular
15:54maybe because you have
15:56an Arabic reputation.
15:58I had this problem
16:00when I was
16:02a postman
16:04and I was always
16:06focused on the production
16:08and I didn't do
16:10marketing or publicity.
16:12There are people
16:14who don't know me
16:16but they know Abdul Latif
16:18because he does a great job
16:20where he meets
16:22people
16:24who listen to
16:26Moroccan music
16:28and he always keeps
16:30the Moroccan image.
16:32As for my career
16:34I had some difficult
16:36circumstances
16:38that put me on the field
16:40but thank God
16:42I came back strong
16:44and this proves
16:46that I did some work.
16:48This year
16:50I did a couple of works.
16:52The first song is called
16:54Kaseh Mou Mifad
16:56It is a composition
16:58and distribution by
17:00Mr. Yassir Makhoukh
17:02who has a new idea
17:04about Moroccan music
17:06and it is composed by
17:08Mr. Ahmed Ghourabi.
17:10The second song is
17:12composed by Mr. Abdelaziz
17:14Bin Elmer
17:16who is known for his
17:18daughter's name
17:20Maryam Bin Elmer
17:22and it is composed by
17:24Mohamed El Jabari.
17:26These works
17:28have a great impact
17:30and they have a great
17:32impact.
17:34Anyone who listens to them
17:36will like it.
17:38Do you attend
17:40more and more
17:42concerts?
17:44Yes, I attend
17:46a lot of private
17:48concerts and
17:50I work with a lot of
17:52organizations.
17:54I don't meet
17:56intermediaries.
17:58I started
18:00when I was
18:0212 years old.
18:04I started to
18:06promote my music.
18:08You can see
18:10promotion and marketing.
18:12What can we see in your
18:14music?
18:16Is it modern
18:18and light?
18:20I can
18:22make a light song
18:24but it should be
18:26light and the lyrics
18:28should be good.
18:30It should be logical and
18:32you should hear your voice
18:34and it should be
18:36at the same level.
18:38This is what we want.
18:40Stay with us,
18:42we will now watch the last part
18:44of our interview
18:46to discover some of the movies
18:48that are currently in cinemas.
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20:56I will soon be recording it with Mr. Shakib Al-Asimi
21:00who I would like to greet
21:02because I worked with him before
21:04on a couple of songs,
21:06one of them is called The Tearful Farewell
21:10a song by Mustafa Taher
21:12you can find it on my channel
21:14and there are a lot of works and concerts
21:17and maybe in October
21:19there will be a concert abroad
21:21I wish you all the best
21:23I wish you good luck
21:25you reminded me of someone
21:27all these people helped me
21:29the culture of recognition is very important
21:31especially in the art field
21:33they believed in my voice and encouraged me
21:35and they helped you too
21:37they are talented
21:39they helped you to have a beautiful voice
21:41for the music of this field
21:43isn't it a pleasure?
21:45thank you
21:47I didn't make fun of you
21:49I thank you very much
21:51for the invitation and the opportunity
21:53to have this intimate session with you
21:55and I thank the technical team
21:57and the program director
21:59and I salute the viewers
22:01whether inside or outside the country
22:03thank you
22:05God bless you
22:07this is the end of today's episode
22:09thank you for your loyalty
22:11good luck
22:13and see you soon
22:23you
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