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El Dahmane Harrachi- Double Best [Import] (CD)

SKU: 3700409806285
¥138.00
the album cover for El Dahmane Harrachi - Double Best [Import]
the album cover for El Dahmane Harrachi - Double Best [Import]

Until his death in 1980 in Algiers, Dahmane had lived since 1949 in France where he had become the chronicler of the life, feelings and dreams of Algerian immigration, the "single" generation, that before family reunification. From 1974. The hoarse timbre, the more rhythmic, more universal chaâbi, banjo, mandola, violin, darbouka, Dahmane El Harrachi has shelled for more than a quarter of a century the exile of North African workers in a raised and more popular language comprehensible which made him probably the artist of the genre most accessible to all Algerian immigrants who came from the four corners of the bled, imbued with their local cultures.

Tracklist:

  1. Kifehe Rah Kifeche Atbedel
  2. Ahlefte Bimine Akbir
  3. Ahsabtek Men Ahle Alkhir
  4. Aktaat Alb-Hour Ouasahra
  5. Madjabe Alik Meddahe
  6. Khoud-Ha Men-Ande Acheb-Aane
  7. Khalou Trigue
  8. Yal Goumri
  9. Ya Dzair
  10. Aalach Ya S'hab
  11. Ya Hasra Al L'ghram
  12. Galbi Tiam
  13. Chraa Allah
  14. Aalach Ya B'nadem
  15. Khallouni Maa'raiy
  16. Achissabber Khatri
  17. May Koun Ghir B'khatrek Ya Ghezali
  18. Ach Asbar Khatri
Format: New CD/International

El Dahmane Harrachi- Double Best [Import] (CD)

SKU: 3700409806285
¥138.00

Release Date: 08.04.2023

 
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Until his death in 1980 in Algiers, Dahmane had lived since 1949 in France where he had become the chronicler of the life, feelings and dreams of Algerian immigration, the "single" generation, that before family reunification. From 1974. The hoarse timbre, the more rhythmic, more universal chaâbi, banjo, mandola, violin, darbouka, Dahmane El Harrachi has shelled for more than a quarter of a century the exile of North African workers in a raised and more popular language comprehensible which made him probably the artist of the genre most accessible to all Algerian immigrants who came from the four corners of the bled, imbued with their local cultures.

Tracklist:

  1. Kifehe Rah Kifeche Atbedel
  2. Ahlefte Bimine Akbir
  3. Ahsabtek Men Ahle Alkhir
  4. Aktaat Alb-Hour Ouasahra
  5. Madjabe Alik Meddahe
  6. Khoud-Ha Men-Ande Acheb-Aane
  7. Khalou Trigue
  8. Yal Goumri
  9. Ya Dzair
  10. Aalach Ya S'hab
  11. Ya Hasra Al L'ghram
  12. Galbi Tiam
  13. Chraa Allah
  14. Aalach Ya B'nadem
  15. Khallouni Maa'raiy
  16. Achissabber Khatri
  17. May Koun Ghir B'khatrek Ya Ghezali
  18. Ach Asbar Khatri