The Lebanese singer, Myriam Fares, released her new song, which she chose in the Moroccan Berber dialect, entitled: “Maalesh”, and this is the second time that Myriam has presented a song in this dialect.
Myriam’s followers, who have long been eager for her new, interacted, and Myriam responded to their request and presented a different work that was distinguished by renewal in terms of dialect and idea, and the wonderful clip that bore the signature of Sherif Tarhini.
Myriam collaborated on “Maalesh” with Youssef Al-Omani, who composed and wrote the song, as for the mix for Taif Adel, and the distribution for Hamid Daousi.
As for the dances in the clip, they varied between the traditional for this civilization and the modern, and adopted different looks between Amazigh and modern costumes. Myriam designed the dances in cooperation with choreographer Pierre Khadra.
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I’m sorry, but she sings it in Arabic, morrocan dialect, not in amazigh dialect.
This is cultural appropriation of amazigh culture