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Firouz Hejazi

We grow up in our local community

Every day we pass each other’s way

Walking casual and cautiously;

“Haya doin man ?”

“Hanging in man, hanging in”

We are aware of our each other’s ...

Sabah

Mark Balahadia

Sabah, also known as the Lebanese Diva or Sabbouha by her adoring fans is a true artist from the small Arab country of Lebanon. Her long career has stretched from the 1930s to present day. She is still ...

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