michael elia kamal

every time i hear your voice, i feel peace. for the first time in my life, i couldn't pass by a group. i was smitten when i first heard it and bought their cd right on the spot. even the artist who says "mine" has a feature that is not easily found in him: whatever you hear on cd, you hear it on the street. it is the person who answers the question of how deep and melodious the naked voice can be, in the form of "al sanaa", as if drawing movement. i don't understand what you're saying but i'm sick. music is like that. you cannot define; you just feel.

wonderful chick who gave life to the street music group light in babylon with her beautiful voice. listen, have it played, enjoy the crystalline voice of an iranian-israeli vocal.

iranian-israeli artist, lead singer of light in babylon street music ensemble. went to india, from there to europe and lastly to istanbul. i'm envious.

dozens of people surrounded by a band playing music on istiklal street. there are those who record it with their iphone, and there are those who try to decipher the language of the lyrics of the music played. i immediately approached the crowd and the first thing i saw when i sneaked out was this djembe girl. that hair, those eyes... she has a charming voice, moreover. they also have two albums. they practice their art in many parts of the world. (i must have fallen in love with this girl.) video site/watch?v=akjvbtenp0i

one of the two women that tempted me. another is nawel ben kraiem. i'm starting to doubt myself now, why is this interest in same-sex people? i also feel the need to compare aimlessly. nawel gives peace and tames people but michal is more free of course.

a very, very beautiful woman...

the chick with an impressive voice that should be watched on the streets of beyoğlu rather than listening to it on the computer...

the more i look at this woman, the more i listen to her, the more i see a woman with a free spirit. neither more nor less...