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Posted by Colleen Shirazi, Friday, August 03, 2007 1:23 PM (Eastern)
"Az kudumi safar" (fan version), Shabnami Surayyo, uploaded by a3u3
Shabnami Surayyo is a Tajik singer; there are many of her videos on youtube, along with musical videos from seemingly every place on Earth.
This song in particular--and no, I don't understand a word she's singing--really grows on you, the more you listen to it. The fan video contains clips from some of her other videos, including some from a charming duet with a singer named Parvina.
You'll note the duet video makes inventive use of architecture; a beautiful film from a limited budget. I also enjoyed the use of traditional Tajik clothing, which features intricate handiwork. Eat your heart out, Beyonce & Shakira! (okay just kidding)
"Kulobi Man," Shabnami & Parvina, uploaded by spantadil
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