Marcel Khalife - Promises from the Storm

Marcel Khalife - Album Wououd from the Storm, a diverse album containing poems by Palestinian poets Mahmoud Darwish and Azedine Al-Mansoura, sung with Marcel Khalife's voice. An original copy produced by Paredon Studios in the United States in 1983. Contents of the record: Wououd from the Storm / Promesses De La Tempête, To My Mother / Ma Mère, Jaffra / Jaffra, Rita and the Gun / Rita Et Le Fusil, Passport / Passeport. About the artist: Marcel Khalife, Lebanese musician and singer. He is one of the most famous artists in the Arab world. Born in Beirut, he grew up with a love for music at an early age, encouraged by his parents to enter the world of music. After being accepted into Beirut National Institute of Music, he began exploring the capabilities of his oud and became a talented and creative oud player, with music characterized as free from any restrictions. Later, his career in composing music received praise from critics in both Arab countries and around the world. His work stood out as a blend of traditional Arabic music and Western elements such as the piano and saxophone. He benefited from modern Arabic poetry and composed songs on topics related to nationalism and revolution. Marcel has the ability to create original music, free from all pre-set rules. His style is characterized by the integration of Arabic music and Western musical instruments. He has performed various concerts and participated in prestigious festivals around the world.