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Time to go home on Thursday, Hallelujah!
This is a weekend!
Meanwhile, four o'clock crosses the capital.
On the way home,
playing in Cairo number one, Nile FM.
Interesting topics for today:
I want to talk about underground.
What is underground for you? I speak place,
I speak people, I'm talking music.
If you have something to say about underground, relate.
[music]
[Zeid] We are not alive in permanent things,
it can change day by day.
Lebanon, Egypt, and Gulf countries,
Jordan and Syria. This is a tension-filled region.
We are in the zone the forces are struggling,
You don't know what will happen.
[Tamer] There are many plant seeds,
whole place.
A large number of people who want to express differently
and want to say real things. This is a revolution.
Efforts to challenge the norm.
[Karim] You make differences in this country,
at the right time.
We are ambassadors our people,
not just rapper, we are politicians.
We are activists.
[Mahmoud] What introduces your culture to others
is religion, science, or art.
Without them, they will not know about you.
So let people make music.
[East Music]
[singing in Arabic]
[applause]
[door open]
[music from the back room]
[in English] The first time I understood:
"Wow, this is my culture,"
I am back from France. Because of civil war,
I have lived for five years there.
I have been disconnected with the country.
I will listen to Arabic music without being connected.
I feel it's nonsense.
But then, when going further into the lyrics
and poetry in Arabic,
I think: "My God, this is a treasure
and that is fair is completely ignored."
[woman singing]
And I really enjoyed it. That moved me, it shook me.
And I realized: "It's beautiful music,
it's not like whatever I know,
but I just feel, I'm just connected to it."
And since then I started working on the road
to translate this Arabic nuance into modern music.
[electronic music]
Its contents about war,
and the content is about separation,
and the content is about a broken dream.
We are always in the frenzy of achievement.
Not sure the sun will go up the next day,
You have just made it the best of it.
We are in our country, trying to make our society
more open to the whole world.
And we are not recognized at home.
Media and radio
not interested in what we have to say.
There is schizophrenia in the community.
One part in power is conservative,
and intolerance, and do not allow anything
it's rather sensual or a little controversial.
And on the other hand, is very...
I will say d├⌐cadent
community with lots of drinking and sex,
and alcohol and parties.
[party music] ΓΓ Not our war
ΓΓ ¬ Not our war
Γ ¬What is the noise?
ΓÖ¬ It kills my mind
ΓΓ ¬ Not my war
ΓΓ ¬ Not our war!
It's very difficult being an artist here,
especially when you are a girl.
They have it it all suits you.
And it's difficult to be independent.
Older families, or older people...
I don't see them being very respectful.
And I don't see them see this
as active work, huh?
[Marc] At the same time,
we are considered as idols for the new generation.
[Mayaline] That's for young people, for sure.
And I think, hopefully, is also a source of inspiration.
[electronic music] Γ ¬ Silent
ΓΓ¬ You leave me
¬ ¬ You are a liar
Γ ¬ You lower me
Many people in our country identify themselves
with what we do,
they can understand this message of modernity
which we tried to express.
[Marc] What is interesting is also in our project, in Lumi,
is she a female singer
and he is very different
from stereotypical female singers
which is very oriented towards sex.
[music]
[Mayaline] This is very stereotype
from popstar women.
¬ ¬ Are you ready to sleep And try to breathe ¬Ö¬ ΓÖ¬ And I will take My pleasure from ¬Ö¬
¬ ¬ Everywhere
[Mayaline] I like Lebanese people have change
in their conception popstar music.
What we say
whether women can also have other roles to play,
and you can become a woman and become a respected artist.
You can be interesting, You can be free,
and become whatever you want. Only in other ways.
And I think, in general,
our population is sick these pictures of women.
I think all these things, types, are starting to change,
and that's very good.
¬ ¬ Underneath is a giant
[synth music]
[Safi] Today's topic:
Underground Cairo. What does Cairo mean to you?
Ahmed Madbuli said:
"Cairo, for me, starts after one o'clock in the morning.
It's always fun to sail out Cairo streets
after one or two mornings"
Usually this is the most tender time today,
the most enjoyable time to explore the streets.
We are talking about Cairo underground,
stomach, music, people, sightseeing, identity,
aroma, smell, sound.
I grew up listening to the call to pray,
watching The A-Team and Knight Rider,
so I am one of them sort of stuck in the middle.
And you will find many of them in the Arab world.
[Safi] Our social and cultural tradition
there have been for a thousand years.
The concept of individuality has not really developed.
It's not accepted like in other parts,
West, or other parts in the world.
I will say that recently
what people want to do something for themselves.
[Safi] Many of them are fed up with the status quo.
You can now enter, type anything,
spread to the world.
The main difference in human life.
This, we don't have yet.
If you have an opinion, you will write them on a piece of paper
and you will hide it on the table.
You are afraid of from what people think.
It's like ocean waves. Every wave is connected,
if one wave decides to move in that direction,
it will affect the waves before and after.
So I think people realize
even with the smallest action,
changes are possible.
[electronic music]
[singing in Arabic]
- [traffic] - [drum beat]
[in English] There are big differences
between our generation and our parents.
We are obviously much better liberal and rebellious.
If our generation doesn't like something,
we only say it out loud.
I moved from my parents' house
when they lived in Alexandria.
If a girl does that in Egypt...
usually, he will do it bad relationship
with his parents.
But my parents are very cool about that.
Initially they said:
"OK, go for six months and come back, because we miss you".
But now, they deal with me as an independent person.
[acoustic guitar]
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] I have to rebel just a little.
My mother disagrees with this at all,
but I have to find a way.
I'm like: "Okay, I have a job Waiting for me...
I have to go".
He thinks is only temporary, but...
I can't go back.
We grew up in this country
believe that father is the caretaker
and with your family is something...
That's safety. And if you come out your family's house...
[Perry] Your husband's home.
... because you need someone to look after you.
Most women in this country...
I will speak about this country.
All girls our age are very obedient
to their parents, to their boyfriend--
They don't stand for themselves.
There are only a few of us who respond.
This is what bothers me.
Only a few of us will respond
to anyone who disturbs us on the road.
It's out of control.
There are sexual tension and frustration here in men.
Maybe because of taboo problems, and religion.
That is always religion.
Then, local TV, there is a video clip
half-naked chicken.
Everything is mixed.
[music]
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] In our world,
there are many different rules.
There is always a red line. You can't be yourself sometimes.
Our culture in Jordan
does not allow you to speak women to yourself.
If you want to hang out with women, it's not easy.
[rapping in Arabic]
[in English] Do you know? That is not important to me.
Because I have a future.
I'm thinking about hip-hop and creating something.
Sometimes, when you really want something,
You want to be unique and brilliant.
Spend your time.
[applause]
[in Arabic]
[applause]
[rapping in Arabic]
[applause]
[in Arabic]
[in English] Check. Check.
[in Arabic]
[rapping in Arabic]
[in Arabic]
[in English] Coffee, for me, represents Arabic culture.
It's a friendly person. That's something authentic,
and very simple. You can see all the material.
This is not the type of Nescaf├⌐,
in a hurry, you have to catch the metro. No.
Arab coffee is a relaxed process.
Boil water, pour coffee, you smell it,
put it in a small cup and drink it little by little.
This represents Arab culture.
I believe in art as a tool for social change.
I see myself as an activist
with artistic tools.
I can mobilize people, I can convey ideas
in a more interesting way.
As an artist, you have a role.
People are looking for for the meaning of life.
And artists, I think, are people who can give them
direction. Not politicians.
politicians steal our dreams.
Artists can bring them back to us.
In some of my posters,
I use this type... characters.
He is like a dreamer.
He doesn't believe in physics and what might be or impossible.
This kind of represents childish,
dreams, in all of us.
I have a complete list
the things I want to change in Arabic culture.
The top of the list is...
not waiting for help from outside.
I don't believe in Lawrence of Arabia.
You can do it yourself.
This white man's theory is in Africa, solving many things...
No.
1936. A poster designed by Israeli artists.
Even before establishing Israel.
12 years earlier built Israel.
And he asks...
Jews visit Palestine, to come to the promised land.
This is a pretty romantic picture Palestine, Dome of the Rock,
Jews with olive trees, posters that are quite authentic.
You can still see this...
sights here in Palestine.
But there is something new at the scene.
I recreate the poster the walls block the view,
destroy the landscape.
We are generation,
I feel that we don't respect any more.
This is the main difference
between us and older generation.
We don't appreciate anything, or anyone.
Everything is questionable.
We question religion, political systems,
international community, our culture,
our habits. Everything is questioned.
And this, I think, the first step to make things better.
[East Music]
Back to & apos; 96...
The scene I have experienced is a rock scene.
We all share big dreams become rock stars.
All share the same dream,
same hobby, same passion.
The stone disappeared that year.
The government considers all rockers as demons,
and they worship Satan.
They stop all concerts,
and most musicians stop playing,
Everything disappears. That's very surprising,
it's like as if you have to emigrate
from your homeland because of war.
And you have to change everything,
the way you look, the way you dress.
Your friend is not the same.
At that time, played guitar distortion prohibited, it is something evil.
The only band that exists not mainstream is jazz.
[jazz music]
Basically, what you want is freedom.
Freedom of expression, dress as I want,
do my hair according to my wishes, play what I want.
We, as musicians, we are very... we may be hypersensitive.
We are very affected by by maybe seeing.
aggressive appearance or judgmental gaze
will damage your day, will damage your mood.
So I think we pay attention very small details.
[traffic]
I live with my mother.
For us, living with your parents is not something you choose,
but something you have to do, unless you want to be a rebel.
For me, I live with my mother,
so I make sure that I take care of him.
Please don't try this at home.
Music, for us, is not something...
it's really appreciated, it's not something fun.
For us it's something embarrassing.
[reads]
[engine sound] Please, try again.
-Yakin. - Please, try again.
Please, try again.
[women speak Arabic]
- [engine sound] Thank you. - [kiss]
The biggest problem for teenagers is freedom of choice.
Even if it's a better choice.
You have to go to school, then go to university,
and work in a decent company,
so you have to be an engineer or doctor.
If not, you will not be honored.
I tried to separate my two lives.
In all my work, I never told them that I was playing music.
I feel like Spiderman sometimes.
I am not shutting down. Even when I work, I'm always busy
by music.
Music is my main passion,
that is what wakes me up in the morning.
So, without it,
To be honest, I don't feel
that my life is of any value.
[music]
[singer in Arabic]
[guitar distortion]
[in English] Awareness you can find
in the new generation of Arabs related to politics
and the number of struggles in the area,
because it affects your daily life.
We have the same politics, social, economic situation,
we try to challenge the same norm.
I think we are completely isolated to this day
by our limits.
What is special with the Arab region
is it there nothing is called unity.
We all look at each other as strangers.
In our hearts, we have this dream of Arab unity,
but even between environments, there are strong limits.
[Arabic music]
[singer in Arabic]
[in English] I like that the world is related to Arabic
without reference at all to religion,
or religious principles.
That will be fun.
Why is that good?
Because the whole world is afraid of the Arab world
because of fanatical Islamists, like...
Most of the Western world think
that all Arabs are Muslim fanatics.
[Donia Massoud] I really don't care about how the West will see us.
Sorry, but I really don't care.
I don't care if they feel safer,
if they consider us enemies, because they need enemies.
This is their problem, is not my problem.
My problem is my life, here.
We share the same problem. We still close our eyes
on problems from the West or East.
So, yes, this is important anywhere,
in any part of the world, there is real understanding.
That person understands that we have a shared dream.
We share the same problem and the same expectations.
So we have to be satisfied with our lives
because we will make it other people are not happy.
[singer in Arabic]
[in English] Ramallah like the last oasis
for Palestinian civilization.
This is the last oasis for us.
We always say that Ramallah considers himself a city,
and we let it act like a city. Even though it's a small town,
this is not a city. But we let it become a city.
If we don't see it as a city, no one will do it.
To have a personal life here, you have to...
You must adjust to many facts that is not normal.
Like, you can't move. You can't go from A to B.
What you have to do live in your city
and try to make your life as simple as possible.
in the permitted space that we have.
That's difficult, but... you know? Jobs like this.
[acoustic guitar]
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] If you talk about what touches people
on a personal level,
it's still about freedom.
Freedom of action, freedom of mind,
freedom... just go to the sea.
Do you know? Just go to the sea.
Sometimes you smell it.
When the wind comes that side, you smell the sea,
but you can't go there.
So you can't say sea problems are political,
but it's political, it's very political.
Beach, sand. That is political.
How can you separate politics from life, here?
Even if you try, you will hit a wall.
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] I think of an artist, in a country under occupation,
there are many things to do.
Many people consider music or art because they don't fight.
I don't agree with that.
These are all fights, that is a big fight.
You must change weapons.
Bullets will succeed
big sound, a song whether it will make it bigger.
So I think it's just switching between the
gun and a guitar, but the goal is the same.
[tap]
ΓΓ Find me, I'm an Arab, Bombs run ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ Straight down From the land of martyrdom ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Check every airport Check pemeriksaanÖ¬
checkpoints ΓÖ¬ Find me, I am an Arab I am a walking bomb ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I am a terrorist
ΓÖ¬ But one of them Who you never expected ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ One of your thoughts You will never get ¬Ö¬
ΓÖ¬ Yes, I am a terrorist, But there is no rifle on my back ¬ ¬ ΓÖ¬ There are no explosives in my backpack
ΓÖ¬ There is no TNT in my pants
¬ ¬ I only need One chance opportunity ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ With that one shot
¬ ¬ I will shoot you A poetic bullet ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Kill You With a monologue ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Su Suicide-your bomb With a freestyle dance ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ And I will torture you With the beat of my beat ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ I will destroy your house With my cultural song ΓÖ¬
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] ΓÖ¬ Come drink My Arabic coffee with me ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ A Aimed at kidnapping efforts
ΓÖ¬ Yes, I'm a terrorist
ΓÖ¬ Yes, I am one From a different type ¬ ¬ ΓÖ¬ Yes, I'm a terrorist
ΓÖ¬ But one of them Who you never expected ΓÖ¬
Shh.
I was born and raised in Haifa.
But actually, I'm not from Haifa.
I am from a destroyed village.
A village that is abandoned is called Iqrit.
There is a northern border with Lebanon.
It was displaced in 1948 with its people.
My grandparents are internally displaced.
What is called internally displaced.
So they are refugees in the state of Israel,
after taking independence.
[music]
[in Arabic]
[knock]
[in Arabic]
EVERYONE BECOME A PRISON IN THE PALACE OF INJUSTICE!
[radio] Most influential musicians
in the Middle East arrested in Lebanon, today.
[in English] My position is military
can not disturb in politics.
In general, this is like a basic rule for democracy.
So I wrote this song. This is a message.
That's not a big problem.
I have no problem fighting the president , specifically.
In the end, they decided that I...
insulting the president, and that violates the law.
I think they dropped the charge,
because they let me go abroad
and I am here in the US
[acoustic guitar]
[singer in Arabic]
[in English] I'm afraid about Syrian people,
or that our government supports Syria.
Like a singer
who criticize the government found...
killed, and his throat cut as a message.
This is a type of violence I am afraid.
Syrian government ferocious,
they don't accept criticism.
Supporters of their general regime
is violence, and it's fair one hour drive from Beirut.
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] There real pressure
on every Arab artist.
Pressure from the government.
I was sent to prison
for a stupid sentence.
That's worse.
And in Egypt,
they imprison bloggers, imprison singers.
In Syria, they kill singers.
In Jordan, you can't say:
"I fight the king,
I am for democracy ". You are in jail.
That's oppression. Where.
That's the worst Arab culture. by our parents and our colleagues: "You are a generation that is not lucky.
You are in this terrible thing economic time,
in this terrible thing oppressive regime. "
There is also a truth where 85 million people
just wait for for this one to die.
Just to see what's next.
[in Arabic]
[in English] feel the screen
between you and the actual event.
You only participate.
For a moment, you don't think you will get hurt.
Until you are hit the first time.
" That happened! "
The screen falls, You go back to reality and nonsense.
[shot]
- [people singing] - [gunshot]
[Ousso Lofty] I have witnessed death
and I am ready to die.
Fear, fear, but very happy.
And very proud.
[gunshot]
I refuse to do it whatever song or whatever.
That is the time where you, as an artist and as a man,
You just put your instrument sideways,
You hold your weapon,
and you go and fight for your freedom.
You protect your family.
[in Arabic]
[in English] There are fears to live in the first days.
Then, it's gone.
"I'll go to the square.
This is where I need to be, what should I do. "
One day after another,
until Mubarak sort of resigned.
And for me, that's the beginning something beautiful.
[in Arabic]
[in English] This is the live broadcast, of the victory of Egypt.
The President has just resigned.
[celebrating the crowd]
[in Arabic]
[in English] This is happening. = [celebrating crowd]
[in Arabic]
[celebrating crowd]
[in Arabic]
[hip hop music]
[singer in Arabic ]
[music]
Mooled, or Mawlid,
a term used for religious men birthday celebrations.
[in English] among us and the old generation,
we got more balls.
They come from generations
that is when the suppression starts,
and they are very scared.
[in English] Politics is a taboo in Egypt,
we can't talk about it.
That is the difference. Even now during the revolution,
they are the ones who are trying to pump our brakes while we try to get requests, such as:
"We succeeded, we succeeded as much as we could.
Calm down, stop going to Tahrir."
Like: "Shut your mouth.
You made us pass it for 30 years.
You don't have say more."
Palestine is used making headlines.
With Arab Spring, we are no longer .
This time we watch other Arab countries
through revolution,
seeking freedom and freedom and dignity.
We are very involved,
as if we were in Egypt and Mubarak
is our president, our dictator. And we are really frustrated
that he's been so long. When he resigns / goes to hell,
that feeling is really weird. We are not used to succeed.
We are not used to a happy end.
As a Palestinian, I think we are jealous,
now,
the revolution not only for Palestinians.
Egypt, in 19 days,
they change their future, once and forever.
We have negotiated for 19 years
and we are still trapped in the same situation.
[Mr. Shakfeh in Arabic]
[Children singing in Arabic]
[whistle]
[laughter]
I am happy with Arab Spring.
[in English] Every revolution of this _ happens very well.
I feel very happy. I support it,
because I don't see good people in front.
Do you know? I have never seen a good dictator.
I don't believe in this concept.
One two.
[woman singing]
[practice]
Do I tell you that the film I recorded music for
censored two days ago?
-No. -In Lebanon.
-Good. - Isn't that funny?
Why?
Because they are considered films
becomes a threat for national security.
It's amazing, we are very dangerous to the nation.
Very dangerous.
My mother won't be proud of me.
[drum beat]
At least it doesn't happen back, it will...
going forward in terms of...
Well, I don't know in Egypt, what will happen.
After the revolution always bleed
and dirty, so people have to...
There is still a need for to make sacrifices,
of all people, until they reach
stable society.
So, yes, I'm afraid.
Because of a moment great violence.
[shot]
[in Arabic]
[shot]
[in English] I will choose. I have been waiting for that,
I mean, everyone is waiting for that day.
I'm not so sure.
I'm sure which party I will choose,
I'm not sure which people, individuals, I will choose,
because I've never done it before.
I have never been interested in politics.
I don't read newspapers,
I don't watch TV, during that movie,
but I don't watch the news or anything.
But now, I think, people care more, and I care more it makes me think that I can be a part
results that come out.
I feel this my contribution.
This is something I have shared,
or something that I donate.
But I hope this can happen positive steps for people,
even if it's not perfect future,
finally, people will learn how to choose
and have more control in their future
and the people they choose and their political parties.
Change government and people
will not affect people's lives,
unless they try to change themselves at the beginning.
I don't see a close change,
or new changes come in the future,
unless people start change themselves.
[music]
[singer in Arabic]
[laughs]
[in Arabic]
[in English] We are not divided, now we are.
Before the revolution,
we are all, with all sects and different opinions
and different beliefs, against government, regime.
But now, we are divided.
Being a liberal, being Muslim,
and even Muslims are divided into two.
There are major changes in all aspects of your life.
[singing in Arabic]
[in English] If Muslim brotherhood,
Muslim Brothers, they take over,
he is.
This is a specific type Muslim.
You know, the Salafis, Sunni _.
Maybe, I will switch, you know?
I won't be able to to play my guitar again.
I think the only instrument they allow is daf.
Do you know the daf? Drum?
[music]
I am afraid that if this society becomes Islamic.
And if this happens, I have to leave the country,
and I don't think I want to do this,
or stay and pretend I like one of them,
which is not an option.
So I can this crazy individual.
I don't know.
[music]
I wish I could be here and be stronger
tolerate what will happen.
[music]
[singing in Arabic]
That is our mistake as people from Tahrir square
to leave Tahrir square on February 11.
We are cheated.
That's a show.
Our generation is not stupid and we will not bend
to anyone who tells us: "Be more peaceful,
enough is enough." Fuck you. Going out of Egypt.
We don't want cowards in Egypt anymore.
Egyptians are not cowards.
Spirit of revolutionary has...
implanted in many people,
I think who they are open the way
for the sake of the future. So unfortunately,
like something beautiful,
many people will try to destroy it.
That's what happens now.
This revolution is not for us, or for our children,
this is for our children.
We must learn to speak and listen to each other.
Generates the end for all negativity
we have in Egypt. Bringing an end to all...
terrible concept that we live together.
And to be honest,
I feel lucky being part of this generation.
I believe that change is always the best, but...
what really oppresses me the most
is a religious dictatorship.
So this requires a big revolution, do you know?
People need to understand how to practice their faith
in a respectful way.
That is the problem it makes me a little scared.
How much God...
I will say, weight on our shoulders, every day.
I think there is a lot of work still has to be done
in the perception that we, as Lebanese or Arabs,
seen in other parts of the world.
I think people in Europe,
if we can change or add something
to their knowledge, that's the biggest achievement.
You can change many things on a large scale
by starting on a very small scale.
[host] We are very proud to present
Zeid and Wings.
[applause]
They fly from all over the world
being here tonight
in the Valley, here, in Amsterdam.
And just give them warm applause
Zeid and Wings!
[applause]
This song goes to all military,
who must submit power to civilians.
Man, go home!
[music]
ΓÖ¬Gene Gene General General Suleiman ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬Gene Gene General
ΓΓ¬ General Suleiman
ΓΓ Salam Greetings Greetings Aleik General Suleiman ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ You're a magical man For the sake of peace in our country ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ General Suleiman You are a magic man ΓÖ¬
I experience, there is a group of men,
when you say like: "General Suleiman, go home, go home",
they are like "going home" to you. "Go home, go home."
-Yes, but listen... - I heard them.
Wherever I sing this song, people say that to me.
What scares me is one of them saying:
"He won't reach it Airport."
- Oh, I didn't hear it. -No. No, you don't hear.
- Are you serious? -Yes.
Oh my God!
Well, however, that doesn't matter. Everywhere, this happens.
These things.
Now, what's your next city? Where are you going now?
I will not reach it Airport.
ΓΓ ¬ Put your weapon Put your weapon down ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Now it's time to leave your warlords behind ¬¬
ΓΓ Everything is fine and there will be no more evil ΓÖ¬
В¬ ¬ Let the country shine With Suleiman ΓÖ¬ general
ΓΓ¬ General Suleiman You are a magic man ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬Gene Gene General General Suleiman ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ Salam Greetings Greetings Aleik General Suleiman ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ You're a magical man For the sake of peace in our country ΓÖ¬
I just made the song I felt.
This is a good translation thoughts and ideas and people who live with me, do you know? That belongs to them,
and when you meet these people,
You have an link without meeting them,
because they share very personal things.
And I feel comfortable with these people,
they are my friends.
I owe it to music, it's a passport to the world.
I owe everything to music, man.
[rock music]
ΓΓ All militia men, Go home! ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Corrupt politicians, Go home! ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ For weapons dealers say, Go home! ΓÖ¬
ΓA¬ For troublemakers say, Go home! ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Foreign Intelligence, Go home! ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Neighbor neighbors, go home!
ΓΓ All militia men, Go home! ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Corrupt politicians, Go home! ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ For weapons dealers say, Go home! ΓÖ¬
ΓA¬ For troublemakers say, Go home! ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Foreign Intelligence, Go home! ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Neighbor neighbors, go home!
ΓÖ¬Gene Gene General General Suleiman ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ Salam Greetings Greetings Aleik General Suleiman ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ You're a magical man For the sake of peace in our country ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ General Suleiman You are a magic man ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ General Gene
ΓΓ¬ Go home!
Have a nice night. Bye
[applause]
[audience] Go home!
I will.
[music]
I meet a lot of people, not only from Lebanon.
And all of them have the same dream.
Most people I meet just want, you know,
enjoy this damn life.
I don't have a bigger dream, no.
I have many dreams.
Fall in love.
Oh man. I love to fall in love.
That's the dream. As simple as that.
Beautiful people
it's entirely
inspire.
So, I will be ready to do anything
only for
help him.
I like that. I am not afraid of that.
If it comes, I accept it.
[Safi] What happened around the world
is collective awareness
and I'm happy to have tapped into it, you know?
The world is changing, new energy is increasing.
That's young energy.
We are all counting on this energy
to bring us where we want to go, I think.
[Lumi] The coming years will not be easy.
That won't happen directly bright.
My hope for the future is
I hope people will become more tolerant
going to another
and become more aware that people must be different.
If we are all the same,
this is not life, it is not real life.
[Amer Shomali] My fear is that in 40 years
we will hope for another revolution
to get rid of the regime we will get now.
But this is just fear.
When you feel freedom and dignity,
You can't live without them again.
And I think we have this sense of freedom and dignity.
I don't think we will return.
[in Arabic]
[in English] Cultural resistance, people.
Believe in cultural resistance.
Because oppressors fear culture.
That is our weapon.
[Shadi Zaqtan] We will go far
from where our father and grandfather stand.
If we have a Palestinian state, I will sing...
I will start singing Love stories.
My goal is...
go to our roots.
If my gun can't bring me, maybe I'm afraid...
[Zeid Hamdan] I have experienced it
so many conflicts the last few years
that I think whatever happens, I will always find a way to be fair
continue to build and fight
to make our lives, something worthy.
Whatever the crisis.
I mean, I've experienced a civil war, and then...
invasion, and then bombing.
It's crazy and we've already managed to survive, so...
I think it's in our essence to build and build,
whatever happens.
I live in my dream. It's a real dream.
I have achieved my dream. I am free and I bring my music.
But I don't have anything,
I have no security,
I will grow old without money next to,
and I don't know what tomorrow is made of, I don't know.
I don't have any security.
I just
comfort of achieving my dreams, you know?
Reality is a gift. I wake up talented.
I am lucky.
[music]
[singer in Arabi Translated by: www.subtitlecinema.com