c moi & jalil & mounir la amis de mon frere a le festivale de casa blanca 2006
04/09/2006 00:38 par s-best_nomad
nayda bzafe zaza bizania travotekha klikhen frokhn tchlikhne kisakisa maydroga lahrisa
salut tout le monde c moi tout jours moi et dima ana
Une soirée musicale a été organisée à cette occasion à Dar Souiri en présence notamment du gouverneur de la province d'Essaouira, M. Abdeslem Bikrat, qui a mis en relief la passion de ses deux artistes pour l'art gnaoui et leur contribution louable non seulement à la préservation de ce patrimoine culturelle, mais aussi à son enrichissement et à son rayonnement tant au niveau national qu'à l'échelonl international ""Les deux défunts continuent d'enrichir le champ musical à travers leurs oeuvres et leurs fils qui portent actuellement le flambeau"", a-t-il dit dans une allocution prononcée à cette occasion, invitant les jeunes talents gnaouis à suivre leur exemple et à oeuvrer davantage pour garantir la pérennité de cette composante du patrimoine culturelle nationale.
cet le boulevarde des jeunes musiciene de tou les music rap dj metal rock et a la fin gnaoua
"Feel" is a very emotional song and you looked very moved when you sang it at Knebworth last year. Robbie W.: It was written when at one time or another I wasn't feeling very well. But for the last couple of years I've been feeling great. Those three nights at Knebworth were some of the greatest of my life. But I'm only as good as my fans. How will you remember the Knebworth Shows ? Robbie W.: I can't remember much of it to tell the truth because it was so scary and I haven't watched the DVD. So I should watch it and hopefully I will remember more. So you were scared performing in front of so many fans ? Robbie W.: I was so nervous, so scared - there were 125.000 fans in front of me. It was a stressful weekend and a personal highlight for me was getting through it. But the crowd made me feel so good. I was blown away by their enthusiasm. You looked confident on stage though. Robbie W.: The more confident I appear to be on stage, the more I can guarantee that at that moment in time I'm petrified in my head. My confidence comes from fear. But I knew that once I had done that first Knebworth show, I could do anything.
I found out this morning that Christopher Reeve died last night. Not only was he Superman, but an inspiration to me. He was one of the few people that didn’t give up. When life dealt him a spinal cord injury, paralyzing him, he didn’t just fade away— he became an outspoken proponent for research into repairing spinal cord injuries, and an opponent of President Bush’s shortsighted severe limitations on stem cell research which, if allowed, could have someday allowed Reeves and many others to walk again. I don’t believe in the afterlife, so it’s hard for me to feel comforted that he’s anywhere other than in the ground. A great man is gone from this earth, and it’s up to us to see that it wasn’t in vain. May he rest in peace.