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Five Years Since Fakhri
Five years after the death of Syrian singer Sabah Fakhri on November 2, 2021, the artistic community is remembering his legacy as one of the foremost guardians of tarab and Arab musical heritage. A native of Aleppo, he entered the Guinness World Records after singing for hours without interruption in Caracas; according to some sources, his performance lasted 14 hours. He also performed at major festivals in Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt. Among his best-known songs are “Ya Mal al-Sham,” “Qul lil-Maliha,” and “Khamrat al-Hubb.” His work, and his mastery of qudud and muwashshahat, remain part of the memory of Arab song.
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