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🇸🇦 The Abdulrahman journey continues LIVE! After discovering Asabak Ishq, When We Met and A Girl Within My Soul on YouTube, we’re exploring another side of his music through two extended concert performances!

We’re watching A Girl Within My Soul, followed by Still Loving Her / Qolou Laha, from The Hope Will Never End concert at Maraya Theatre in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, on 7 January 2022. Two performances with a live band, giving us over 26 minutes of performance footage before my commentary!

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First up is بروحي فتاة (Bi Rouhi Fatat / A Girl Within My Soul). With the performance alongside Mohab fresh in mind, we’re returning to its story of admiration, longing and the hope of seeing a beloved again. This extended concert rendition gives us a chance to hear how a different arrangement and a larger ensemble reshape the song we’ve just discovered.

Then we have قولوا لها (Qolou Laha / Still Loving Her). The Arabic title means “Tell her”, and the song asks others to carry a message of enduring love to someone far away. Despite the separation, the narrator holds on to her memory and remembers how she taught him to love. It’s another side of Abdulrahman’s musical storytelling for us to explore.

Both performances come from the same Maraya concert during Winter at Tantora, with a different ensemble from the collaborations we watched on YouTube.

Let me know which performance stood out most to you, what details I should listen for, and which Abdulrahman song or live performance I should experience next! 🇸🇦❤️

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AmIR 3rB

i told you , when leasing to Abdulrahman it something different i don't know what is it but soo good

Mohammed Shahen

Really enjoyed this reaction! ❤️ I’m so glad you discovered and enjoyed Abdel Rahman Mohammed’s music. I’d also love to see you react to Abir Nehme, especially her live performance at the 2024 Joy Awards, her lama bada yatathana performance, and her live concert at the Opera. She’s truly one of a kind! Her vocals, artistry, and the emotion she brings to every performance deserve so much appreciation. Trust me, you’re in for something special! ❤️🎶

Karine Georges

Watching your reaction to Abdulrahman Mohammed made me think of Hamza Namira so I thought I’d recommend him too ❤️ A few songs I’d love for you to check out • Dari Ya Albi • Reyah El Hayah • Ehlam Ma’aya — Dream With Me • Insan • Al Sohab — Zap Tharwat & Sary Hany ft. Hamza Namira He also has a show called Remix where he travels to different countries and works with local musicians to give traditional songs a new sound. It’s lovely seeing how the same song comes to life through different cultures for live performances I’d suggest • Dari Ya Albi live https://youtu.be/4MVo5T4UxLg • Yamma Mwel El Hawa — Remix Season 2 • Ewidooni — Awakening Live at the London Apollo I’d love to see your reaction to any of these ♥️

Rima N

Please check “Iyad Rimawi” He is also incredible ❤️❤️

nawraa 22

He has a song called همت "adoration" u should check it out

aa mg

DO MORE PLZZ of Abdulrahman! . Also I think you might like checking Abeer Nehme, she has a gorgeous voice

Wisam Osama

No, no, no! You can't listen to all these songs and not listen to the 'Ya Man Hawah' live performance with Ghassan Abu Haltam (the clarinet guy) ،،Please, please, you should listen to it! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ This is the link for the song https://youtu.be/9KQRcaFJ85s?si=olI2piOszSbA5zvg

Lily

Thank you❤️❤️❤️

Waseem Hendy

You have to check Mohamed Mounir the Egyptian king

A

I suggest Discover - Hussain Al jassmi Belbont Elareedh Fakadtak Alghargan Mayeswa We Tebga Le

Roar Lala

Sami!! 🇸🇦❤️ I’m SO happy you loved Abdulrahman’s music, especially “Bi Rouhi Fatat” live! Fun fact: Abdulrahman didn’t write most of these poems! He brings centuries-old Arabic poetry to life through modern compositions and arrangements. And that incredible clarinetist you loved his name is Ghassan Abu Haltam! He actually performed with Abdulrahman back in 2016! 🎧 Four songs you NEED to hear next: • Ya Mn Hawah: A heartbreaking poem about betrayal, broken promises, and longing. PLEASE watch the 2016 live version featuring that SAME clarinetist! • Sukoon (Silence): Poetry by the Sufi poet Al-Hallaj about a love so profound that two souls become one. Beautiful vocals and guitar! • Wa Amar Ma Laqait (Unreachable Love): The pain of having someone so close yet impossible to reach, expressed through incredibly powerful poetic imagery! • Salam (Peace): A beautiful, gentler song about sending love and greetings to someone far away through the breeze. You’ll discover another side of their music! 🎤 And three LIVE performances I’d absolutely recommend: • Rouh (Soul) – AlUla: An experimental composition showcasing Abdulrahman’s creativity beyond singing! • Shabehik (Resemblance) – AlUla: Beautiful poetry comparing the beloved to the moon and precious jewels, with an incredible extended live performance! • Lama Bada Li (When I Realized) – Jeddah 2021: A dramatic poem about unrequited love, brought to life with powerful vocals and the live band! Please watch with English-translated lyrics whenever available, so you can experience the emotions and beauty of the poetry with us! Much love from Saudi Arabia! 🇸🇦❤️ I’m loving your journey discovering his music!

Safa Ali

شكرا لك👏🏻

Rawan Otb

I hope you enjoyed the songs! From your reaction, I could tell just how much you loved his voice. ❤️ By the way, Abdulrahman didn’t write the lyrics. I saw you wondering about that in the YouTube. They were actually written by an ancient poet named Qays ibn Al-Mulawwah around 1,500 years ago. He was a poet from Najd, a region in the Arabian Peninsula that is now part of Saudi Arabia. It’s in the Riyadh region, not just the city itself. Saudi Arabia, and the Arabian Peninsula in general, has always been famous for its poets and poetry. I hope you explore more Saudi music! There are so many amazing artists you should discover, like Ayed, who’s one of the younger-generation singers, and many other artists I’m sure you’ll love listening to. ♥️

Rawan Otb

If you ever need help getting ready for Arabic songs, just post a story on Instagram, and we’d be more than happy to help! ♥️

Mohamed Emad

You should really check Hamza Namira very similar and even better feelings and sound from my POV and i recommend Mohamed Mounir the King aswell (the one who sang live with Nancy)

MESH

I hope you see my recommendation i’m subscribed to the guaranteed reaction tier 😭😭🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️

malik saud

Thank you for making my day. Thank you from Saudi Arabia. And I introduce your content to my mom and she absolutely love you. I send a thousand blessings. 🌙🇸🇦

Hajar

This was amazing!

Musab Alshelali

Please check out Mohammed Abdu, a well known Saudi musician in the Arab world and known as "Artist/ Singer of the Arabs" who started his career at a young age in the 60s, and to this date at the age of 77 years, he is still able to perform amazingly in live concerts extending to 5 hours. You may wanna start with the song Alamaken and I should warn you that the majority of his songs are long. These are the live performances I would recommend starting with: Le Thalath Ayyam https://youtu.be/puCKKcMyDf8?si=e3o-qWdX7pTIRbVt Kellik Nadhar https://youtu.be/PXlyVPZUo2w?si=utUVxPsHoyCmP5tA Ekhtalafna https://youtu.be/zUTP0nL3HdU?si=FBHv_pEb8140J89v And this one would be one of his masterpieces: Soutek Yenadeni https://youtu.be/q1a9OYz_ppk?si=MhSSKuOczr0lzpai

ADEL

This young man has given authentic Arabic poetry a beautiful touch. We have missed him greatly; he hasn't released any songs in about four years or more. I am very proud of this young man, being from my country, who has given Arabic poetry a beautiful melody.🇸🇦❤️‍🔥

Maged

One thing about Arab singers is they sound just like the record live if not even better. Live performances are revered in the Arab world because it's not just a performance but and an experience immersed in memories and emotions that are nostalgic and spontaneous to the moment. We have yet another female OG from Egypt besides the legendary Oum Koulthoum. She's called Samira Said and just like Sherine, melancholic and unique voice. Please react to her master piece. This is a classic with lyrics so relatable yet beautifully and painfully presented. Got a video with English subtitles ( 90%) accurate but still, hits so different if you understand Arabic, very proudly poetic with words that can take paragraphs in English to properly translate anhttps://youtu.be/abYMgmm_l08?si=y5zsa9Xgp2P8dq6T