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Yasmine Hamdan Explains the Origin of "Shamali" and the Encrypted Messages Sent to Spouses in Occupation Prisons at Hammamat Festival
Lebanese artist Yasmine Hamdan discussed at the Hammamet International Festival how the song "Shimali" conveys secret messages that women used to send to their husbands imprisoned in the occupation's jails, through symbolic words and feelings blending poetry and resistance. She presented the historical story of the song, which is part of her album "Bensé w Betdhakkar," reflecting the duality of remembrance and forgetting in preserving identity. During the event, she performed a blend of electronic music and Arabic melodies, engaging an audience that carries the memories of heritage.
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