Post by Shooda on Jun 13, 2004 21:36:21 GMT -5
Hey truth hurts, actually that is one reason why I like Shadi Aswad so much (Here in America, there is no one named Shadi, so I was really lucky to find one 
. But I saw Shadi Aswad on the internet and got to know him by the clips they brought on Future. That made more interested in becoming a major fan of his. He has an exceptional voice, and no wonder Hadi's voice is so great; it runs in the family...truly gifted individuals.
Actually, truth hurts, I am 3/4 Palestinian and 1/4 Egyptian. Truly I love all sectors of the Arabic world. Some people only consider themselves to love just the country they came from. But for me, I love all the Middle Eastern countries. I consider each country a unique and vital factor of the whole Middle East. Because my family is so spread out (after the Palestinian immigration), I became aware these different countries; I have family in Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Egypt, Sudan, and other places where I am still not aware of. But for me, I think I closely associate myself with the Shami (Lebanese, Palestinian, Syrian, Jordanian) side of the Middle East. I don't know why, but I feel closer in language and style to them. Thanks for asking...and by the way, I love Lebanon.
. But I saw Shadi Aswad on the internet and got to know him by the clips they brought on Future. That made more interested in becoming a major fan of his. He has an exceptional voice, and no wonder Hadi's voice is so great; it runs in the family...truly gifted individuals.Actually, truth hurts, I am 3/4 Palestinian and 1/4 Egyptian. Truly I love all sectors of the Arabic world. Some people only consider themselves to love just the country they came from. But for me, I love all the Middle Eastern countries. I consider each country a unique and vital factor of the whole Middle East. Because my family is so spread out (after the Palestinian immigration), I became aware these different countries; I have family in Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Egypt, Sudan, and other places where I am still not aware of. But for me, I think I closely associate myself with the Shami (Lebanese, Palestinian, Syrian, Jordanian) side of the Middle East. I don't know why, but I feel closer in language and style to them. Thanks for asking...and by the way, I love Lebanon.
