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Television Tunes: Ramy

Sravya Gadepalli
October 29, 2020
Columns and Opinions, Uncategorized
Warning: This article contains a few spoilers from Ramy Seasons 1 & 2 Well into the second season of Ramy, a series following an Egyptian-Muslim’s spiritual journey, we find Ramy’s sister Dena fall ...

Yasmine Hamdan in SF: Conversations and Special Guests

Michael Elsanadi
November 18, 2017
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
Entering the Great American Music Hall, I was welcomed with friendly Arab faces and the soothing choral hymn of a number of Arabic dialects being spoken. With this being one of Yasmine Hamdan’s first times to...

Regarding My Encounters with Oum Kalthoum

Michael Elsanadi
October 30, 2017
Columns and Opinions
I stand amongst the crowd looking up at the stage. It’s 2017, yet, I hear the crackling sounds of an old record seemingly jumpstarting itself to release the voice of beloved Oum Kalthoum. I find myself lo...

7 arrested after Mashrou’ Leila Concert in Cairo

Michael Elsanadi
September 28, 2017
News
Seven concertgoers were arrested last week by Egyptian authorities after photo and video evidence showed them waving rainbow flags at the concert of indie rock band Mashrou’ Leila. Hamed Sinno, the band’s l...

Yasmine Hamdan is Coming to SF (So, let’s explore the evolving Post-Arab Spring music of the Middle East)

Michael Elsanadi
September 24, 2017
Columns and Opinions
Known for her allusions to traditional Arab sounds and her hypnotic lyrics and voice, Yasmine Hamdan is a resistive illustration for the West of the complex and rapidly developing world of Arab music after the ...

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