Molt a celebrar

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Molt a celebrar

The day the music cried

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Certainly alla youse may have heard of the death of great Buddy Holly and others on a day like this; but most likely you'd have never heard of greater ام كلثوم, the mother of Arabic music, who passed on this very date as well: hope one of her most popular hits, Enta omri, rings a bell.

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The day the music cried

Como la salsa del pomodoro

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Chérie, je t'aime; chérie, je t'adore, 

como la salsa del pomodoro...

Like Μισιρλού, this is a popular tune around Mediterranian countries like Greece, Turkey and Israel and places as far away as Spain or India, but one can tell from its lyrics that it origined in Egypt during the cosmopolitan era of Alexandria, when Greeks, Jews and even Italians cohabited with the locals, mainly in the Attire disctrict: despite being a Turkish-born Jewish with a Spanish name, Darío Moreno didn't author this well-fittingly song but contributed to popularize its polyglotic chorus.

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Como la salsa del pomodoro