Thread: Dina song

Anyone know where I can get this song? Or if this guy has a CD? he is so much fun

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjitneKBDOE]YouTube - Ricko - Dina - ريكو - دينا - خوخة - �يلم عليا الطرب بالتلاتة[/ame]

Never mind I found him!

where did u find it? it's a cool song

off of the Fifi Abdo cd.

Aha!
I really enjoy Ricos voice.

But I have another "help me ID this song" with Dina!
I love this song and want to hear it again:)

Do you recognize it?

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pgotw7eOLh8&feature=channel_page]YouTube - Dina Egyptian Bellydancer[/ame]

Originally Posted by toria_dances

Anyone know where I can get this song? Or if this guy has a CD? he is so much fun

Rico does have some albums out, and this song, "Khukhah" may also appear on a soundtrack to the movie "Alaya El-Tarab Beltalata" (although I never seen to have much success locating soundtracks from US importers).

I thought that looked like Saad El-Soghayyar goofing around in the clip (the guy with the two-toned shirt at the table), and in the course of looking it up, I came across this rather amusing rant about the movie: Daily News Egypt - Full Article

Originally Posted by Tourbeau

Rico does have some albums out, and this song, "Khukhah" may also appear on a soundtrack to the movie "Alaya El-Tarab Beltalata" (although I never seen to have much success locating soundtracks from US importers).

I thought that looked like Saad El-Soghayyar goofing around in the clip (the guy with the two-toned shirt at the table), and in the course of looking it up, I came across this rather amusing rant about the movie: Daily News Egypt - Full Article

Yeah, I was sure that was Saad. He's a lovable goofball, isn't he?

Originally Posted by Tourbeau

Rico does have some albums out, and this song, "Khukhah" may also appear on a soundtrack to the movie "Alaya El-Tarab Beltalata" (although I never seen to have much success locating soundtracks from US importers).

I thought that looked like Saad El-Soghayyar goofing around in the clip (the guy with the two-toned shirt at the table), and in the course of looking it up, I came across this rather amusing rant about the movie: Daily News Egypt - Full Article

..l;,

This was great with this morning's horribly weak coffee (my grinder broke, so I smashed the coffee beans with a hammer - it was a sub-optimal solution.)

Glad folks enjoyed the link. I always wonder if people are going to scream "Off Topic!" posting something like that, but I personally like knowing that kind of background information about the music.

Originally Posted by Tourbeau

I thought that looked like Saad El-Soghayyar goofing around in the clip (the guy with the two-toned shirt at the table), and in the course of looking it up, I came across this rather amusing rant about the movie: Daily News Egypt - Full Article

OMG, this rant is hilarious!!!

Hey, I found that movie on someone's blog:
Aflam , arabic movies, aflam 3arabiya: Alaya Al Tarab Beltalata

Has a few songs with Dina dancing.

[QUOTE=Tourbeau;516515]Rico does have some albums out, and this song, "Khukhah" may also appear on a soundtrack to the movie "Alaya El-Tarab Beltalata" (although I never seen to have much success locating soundtracks from US importers).
QUOTE]

Thats my issues to I can't find anyone that sells his CD's. I wonder why?

Originally Posted by cbarros

OMG, this rant is hilarious!!!

It's so comforting to know that loony "Letters to the Editor" types cross all cultural boundries. I literally spit out my mint tea at this part:

The one remarkable aspect, though, of your new film is how you pushed the envelope and carefully inserted gay subtext within it. The fundamental idea behind a man dancing provocatively in a manner that's impossible to consider manly is for every young man to accept his little Elton John with arms wide open.

Not convinced? What about the scene where the two idiotic criminals attempt to rape the rich girl's butler or the other scene where he bursts into a Nancy Agram song while seductively washing his laundry in the pool*?

This is too obvious to deny and I wouldn't be truly surprised if I find out 10 years from now that you're producing your very own, all-musical, “Brokeback Mountain".

*please tell me there is a clip of this laundry scene on YouTube!

Is it just me or does Rico resemble Chris Rock?

Originally Posted by toria_dances

Thats my issues to I can't find anyone that sells his CD's. I wonder why?

I don't know. I come across a lot of singers like that. I guess if you don't have a big enough market or a solid distribution network through a major label, a lot of US stores won't bother to import your CDs.

I'm not exactly sure where you're located, but your best bet would be to find a little mom-and-pop importer who sells music and videos. They're usually not the most glamorous stores, but they'll often have a surprisingly big selection. Some of it may be bootleg, but you just have to try to buy the most legitimate-looking stuff you can. You may also have to consider buying on cassette. These little hole-in-the-wall places often carry hundreds of cassettes by lesser known singers and rare releases by big names. (I can wire my boombox to my laptop with a M/M microjack cable, run the data through Audacity's noise filter, and actually get a pretty decent digital transfer off cassettes, so it isn't a lot of work or money to go this route if you can't get a CD.) Of course, if you're not concerned about ethics, there are a lot of web sites that will let you illegally download Arabic music.

I've got both the DVD and the CD from the film. I bought them both from US Ebay shops.I watched the DVD and I don't remember those scenes at all???
I must watch it again.
I got the DVD from pyramid imports and the CD from Design your world. Don't know if they still have them.
The DVD has English subtitles so you get to know the meaning of the songs which is useful.