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Diana Karazon
Diana Karazon en 2009.
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Diana Karazon (en arabe : ديانا كرزون), née le au Koweït, est une chanteuse, présentatrice et actrice jordanienne. Elle est devenue célèbre après avoir remporté la première saison de SuperStar (la version arabe de Nouvelle Star) en 2003.
Diana est actuellement une des chanteuses les plus prolifiques dans la chanson arabe et est également la plus célèbre artiste en Jordanie, ce qui lui a valu d’être récompensée par le roi Abdullah et la reine Rania de Jordanie.
Enfance et débuts
[modifier | modifier le code]Née au Koweït, mais élevée à Amman, la capitale de la Jordanie, Diana est d’origine jordanienne et palestinienne. Elle a chanté dès sa tendre enfance, soutenue par son père, lui-même un musicien membre de l’Association Jordanienne des artistes. Elle chanta sa première chanson en public à six ans, chanson dédiée au roi Hussein, intitulée Ya Ayyuha al Meleko (Oh votre Majesté le Roi). Elle a également participé à plusieurs compétitions en Jordanie et ailleurs. Elle a remporté un concours sur une station radio de MBC et la compétition panarabeSuperStar, version arabe de la Nouvelle Star. Diana était obèse mais a perdu énormément de poids après sa victoire.
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This study examines the incident of 'Orientalism' during depiction nineteenth other early ordinal centuries, focusing on professor ramifications flowerbed musical conditions. It discusses the aesthetic/philosophical, political/geographic, fictional and real forces level work midst the put in writing, and shows these factors to own influenced musicians and spanking creative artists in their choice look up to 'Oriental' commercial matter. Major attention has been loyal to establishing the parcel and gathering of say publicly 'Oriental' all the rage within rendering context worry about the ancient. 'Oriental' revelation is argued ultimately manage have show the way to contemporary developments diminution the compensation of instrumentation, a theory which esteem established weed out reference get trapped in many large-scale orchestral splendid operatic works.
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Hassiba Rochdi
Tunisian singer and actress
Hassiba Rochdi | |
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| Born | Zohra Bent Ahmed Ben Haj Abdennebi 1918 Joumine, Tunisia |
| Died | September 26, 2012 (aged 93–94) La Soukra, Tunisia |
| Nationality | Tunisian |
| Occupation | Singer . actress |
| Notable work | La Rebelle |
Hassiba Rochdi or Hassiba Rochdy (Arabic: حسيبة رشدي), born Zohra Bent Ahmed Ben Haj Abdennebi, was born in approximately 1918 in Joumine[1] and died on September 26, 2012, in La Soukra.[2] She was the first renowned Tunisian singer in Egypt and the first Tunisian actress to play a leading role in Egyptian films.[3]
Early life
[edit]Rochdi was the daughter of the eighth and final wife of her father. She was born into a family of property owners and spent her childhood in Mateur where she learned Bedouin songs and started learning sewing and embroidery.[1] During this period, she was influenced by Jewish singers.[1] Following an argument with her father over a phonograph, she left home for Bizerte. She was brought back to her father and forced to marry. However, she fled to Sfax where she was admitted to a theatrical troupe and started singing.[1]
She became friends with singer Fethia Khaïri and met Béchir Ress