Fnaire - Yedd El Henna

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#21

[quote=SimplyMoroccan]@ Sarahzina:
You can open a thread for each song, where you can post both the video and the lyrics. That will be nice. :slight_smile:

@Myriam:
Those lyrics are partially wrong, actually!
Look at these, that I find more accurate. The transcription is not from me.

Letā€™s translate them together :D.[/quote]
@SpeakMoroccan

well actually :ok: I found them on a random lyrics website and yeah they didnā€™t totally fit the song . no problem though, at least now we know the accurate version! ma3tkich bladi - dont touch my country, is also good

#22

i discovered a nice thing about morocco with the song Lalla aicha because a nice guy told me what is Aicha Qandisha(lalla aicha) thatā€™s just a very fascinating aspect of Moroccan culture ā€¦i think in other maghreb countries donā€™t know about this Jiniyaā€¦

#23

:ty: for the lyrics :ty:
that makes it easier to understand :smiley:

So please someone tell us about Aicha Qandishla :slight_smile: please

#24

aicha qandisha is a jinya a spirit that invades men and opens the way for other demonsā€¦it seems to be like this as i understandā€¦maybe someone other here could tell moreā€¦
:wink:

#25

[quote=sarahzina2]aicha qandisha is a jinya a spirit that invades men and opens the way for other demonsā€¦it seems to be like this as i understandā€¦maybe someone other here could tell moreā€¦
;)[/quote]
WOW thatā€™s cool there must be a lot of fairy tales about her :slight_smile:

#26

aicha qandisha :cry:

i was brought up with this urban legend tooā€¦

#27

[quote=mun911]aicha qandisha :cry:

i was brought up with this urban legend tooā€¦[/quote]
as my moroccan friend told me and as i read later morocco is full of this spirits,mystic beliefsā€¦

#28

:S, actually sarahzina , its true

#29

and this make it even more fascinating to meā€¦:hap:

#30

I also like this one!

lalla Mnana
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ismmlgoYKr4&eurl=http://www.errachidia.org/webcam/video-mnana-1-ismmlgoYKr4.html[/youtube]

#31

[quote=mun911]aicha qandisha :cry:

i was brought up with this urban legend tooā€¦[/quote]
Urban legend! Well said. She is not known in villages as much as she is known in cities. At least not in Berber villages.
Why? You grew up in Morocco? Or there was a middle eastern-ized version of the fairy?

#32

Allah yr7mo (The DJ that is).

Always liked Fnaire.

#33

I have only heard of ā€˜eisha qandishaā€™ as a way of scolding little girls when they, for instance, donā€™t brush their hairā€¦

Also, isnā€™t there some sort of a jam/jelly with this trade name?

#34

Thatā€™s also another way we refer to her. When a girl has messy hair, we say that she looks like 3isha Qndisha.

No Moroccan sane kid would eat a 3isha Qndisha jam :D. Itā€™s called Aicha.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43CXWyEgUwI[/youtube]

#35

ā€¦What about the INSANE Moroccan children?

#36

:smiley: I wasnā€™t one of them, I canā€™t tell ;).