This song was originally sung by Sudanese singer Ibrahim Awad.
(Sudanese, please confirm this if possible).
For the next 4 or 5 weeks, we will be publishing music by female artists we feel deserve more recognition, that is not to say that they are not already popular locally; however, we still feel that the female representatives of the modern Arabic song have become popular because of the way they look and because of connections, and not because their music deserves recognition.
Other female artists throughout the Arab world have been constantly denied the spotlight, despite them deserving to bask in it for all what they contributed to the Arabic music scene, whether in terms of performance, lyrics or musical composition.
Allow us then, to present you with the music of those who elevated the modern Arabic music level with their originality and genuine passion for songs.
WEEK 1: Rim Banna (Palestine) & Nabyla Maan (Morocco)
WEEK 2: Souad Massi (Algeria) & Nancy Ajaj (Sudan) & AlSarah & The Nubatones (Sudan)
WEEK 3: ??? & ???
WEEK 4: ??? & ???
Week 5: ??? & ???
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Nancy Agage (Arabic: نانسي عجاج, born 2 March 1979) is a Sudanese singer-songwriter and recording artist. Her style of music is unique. She has the style of old Sudanese singers and a range of upbeat jazz tunes. She writes and produces some of her own songs. She has several record albums. With a career starting in 2004, Nancy Agage has done concerts in Sudan, the US, England, Canada, Qatar and the Netherlands.
