“Adqimg Dharefi” is Farid Lahwa’s latest song release (Imtaun).
“Adqimg Dharefi” is Farid Lahwa’s latest song release (Imtaun). 1-2763
He is a native of the countryside, and exactly from the “village of Ejar Oufades.” The winds of immigration carried him to settle in the Dutch lands. He spares no effort for his audience, to be creative, as usual, within his group “Imtaun,” this fortress of struggle that was born from the womb of the city of Imzouren, to occupy the minds of the entire countryside, and reach Her songs cover the European continent to embrace the joys and sorrows of the Moroccan community.
“Imtaun” established commitment to societal issues and seriousness in work, among the priorities of its principles during its founding, within an environment that forbids the practice of music and singing.
“Adqimg Dharefi” is Farid Lahwa’s latest song release (Imtaun). 12615
He is one of the members of the group “Imtaun”, which means “Tears” translated into Arabic. Farid has a passion for country music and tried from an early age to get the opportunity to play alongside the children of his village, and he did not feel comfortable until he achieved what he wanted. He is Farid, yes Farid. In his treatment of the topics of his songs, which emanate geographically and historically.
After a number of obstacles and problems in which the “Imtayoun” group floundered, following the rest of the rural and Berber musical bands in general, Farid thought of soaring alone in the sky of the Berber rural song, to chant from the bottom of his throat “Adqimg Dharifi”, meaning “I will remain rural”, his latest lyrical release, the song. Which he presented on his YouTube channel, from the words of the poet Abdel Rahim Fawzi, and composed by him, and participated in the choir by: Imad Axel, Omaima Ballah. It is a song signed by Mounir Akhsim Studio.
Here is the link to the song on his YouTube channel:

Farid Lahwa (Imtaoun) has previously released a collection of songs, such as “ Yama ,” meaning “My Mother,” from the words of the poet Khaled Al-Yahiawi, and the song “ Rakhzrath ,” meaning “The Looks,” from the words of the poet Amhamed Mohoubi.


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