A hit song in Israel, Mi’Maamakim (Hebrew for “Out of the Depths”), begins to the tune of Nanu Nanu Ney, a traditional Ethiopian folk song. Watch the video below.
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14 thoughts on “Israel’s #1 hit song features Ethiopian lyric – video”
Loved it!
That was a great song. Keep it up.
Wonderful!
simply wonderful!
Ethiopians whereever they go and are free have wonderful brains.
I guess with music people can communicate and integrate easily. We need a medium that can replace music to integrate in the Arab world. That can can diffuse arab arrogance against blacks that are either christians or muslims. I can’t imagine how the middle east including Israel is more racist to blacks than any of the western countries, probably the easter countries like Russia, eastern germany etc. may match the Middle East’s sickening racism. But racism’s root is in the Middle East.
David It is a step to the Ethiopian song to the growth I would like to apreciate the songs,composor who make effort on this song.
Magnificent!
How tasty is the composition! I would love to watch it live.
Yes we can. How Hebrew and Amharic suit to each other. It truly shows how these semetic languages have ties. More to hear…
music people can communicate and integrate easily.Music is something that people create and something that people respond to. People are living organisms,and biology is the study of living organisms.We can compare music to eating. Eating is a well-known activity. Peoplp do it. Animals do it. We know what eating is: it is the ingestion of certain
substances into our digestive systems.theingdtedsubstances,
or food travel through the digestive system, where components of those substances
are broken down and extracted by various means for use within the body.
Leftover portions of the food get pushed out the other end.
We can explain eating at a psychological level: we eat when we feel hungry
because it makes us feel good. Being “hungry” can be defined as a feeling
of wanting to eat food. We can determine that we become hungry when we
haven’t eaten for a while,1 and that we stay hungry (and slowly get hungrier)
until we have eaten.
Dj ANWAR THIS IS
wonderfull
good job!
i just can’t wait what Muluken Melese is gonna say about this.
wow what a great song. Loved it. Keep the good job going. so Sexy hummmmmmmm:)