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| 1 | Ela Ya Modir El-Ra7 |
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| 2 | La Marra Wala Meyya |
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| 3 | Metla7fa W El Zein Zad 3liha |
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| 4 | Na3adhek Bi Rabbi |
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| 5 | Taalilat Al Aaro |
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| 6 | Ya Tomobil |
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| 7 | Ya Weld Ennas |
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| 8 | Yelli 3ouyounek Fis |
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| 9 | Yetfi |
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Louisa Tounsia
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Despite being one of the most renowned vocalists in Tunisia during the mid-20th century, very little in English has been written about the great Louisa Tounsia. She was part of the deep tradition of Jewish singers of the Maghreb, along with her fellow countrymen Raoul Journo and Cheikh El-Afrit, among others. Jewish immigration into North Africa began as early as the 6th century BCE, and there was a large migration of Sephardic Jews into the region in the 5th century, then later in the 15th and 16th centuries, following expulsions from the Iberian peninsula. Ashkenazi Jews also were… read more
Despite being one of the most renowned vocalists in Tunisia during the mid-20th century, very little in English has been written about the great Louisa Tounsia. She was part of the deep tra… read more
Despite being one of the most renowned vocalists in Tunisia during the mid-20th century, very little in English has been written about the great Louisa Tounsia. She was part of the deep tradition of Jewish singers of the Maghreb, along… read more
