Music video by - LALA TAMAR ללה תמר - כפרה Join LALA Tamar at: Listen to LALA Tamar: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/10f7DRewxOc63etYN3tevr?si=SW8nor1LSFCaZMTxXvQeOw Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/75727892 Bandcamp: https://lalatamar.bandcamp.com/releases Apple music: https://music.apple.com/il/artist/lala-tamar/1482675466 Follow LALA Tamar: https://www.facebook.com/lalamusiclala/ https://www.instagram.com/lala.tamar.official/ Website: https://www.lalamusiclala.com/ *** Lyrics: based on traditional Haquetia women folk song (me vaya kapara) , Lala Tamar & Roee Fadida Music: Based on traditional Spanish Moroccan song, Lala Tamar, Roee Fadida & Ori Winokure Arranged by: Ori Winokur , Lala Tamar , Sharon Mansur Produced , Recorded and Mixed By: Ori Winokur At The Slick Studio for Slick Boutique Mastered by: Noam Levinberg Lala Tamar - Vocals , Karkab Ori Winokur - Synths , Programing , Guitar Sharon mansur - Synths Matan Caspi - Percusion Adi Gigi - Bass and Gimbri Yadin Adar - Drums Featuring Men choir : Abraham Cohen, Simon Cohen, Yossef Abikhzira, Eliyahu Aderi Video credits: Graphic design and video - Sveta Knokh Photography - Rafael Levy Styling - Efrat Levi Hair - Dana Winshman makeup - Dana Bracha videos credits: video.net Stand up for nature Alexdanel *** “KAPPARA” The Third single from LALA Tamar's upcoming debut album 200 years after it was last sung by the women of Spanish Morocco, LALA brings this ancient song with a new twist straight to the dance floor. Along With a Gimbri, Qarqab and a deep Synth Bass LALA is telling the story of these women laughing about the young Bachelor and Bachelorette that are seen walking down the streets of Melilla wearing with all kinds of weird new fashions just to try and draw some attention Looking for a boy/girlfriend A humoristic song sung with lots of love, groove and happiness Exactly The kind we all need these days. Reclaiming her North-African heritage with an attitude, LALA Tamar is pop music’s new Eastern Muse. With a powerful voice and striking feminine presence, LALA is transforming ancient ladino women’s hymns into punchy pop songs with dance and hip hop beats. Under the spellbinding production of Ori Winokur (Asaf Avidan, Lola Marsh etc…) LALA is sure to move even the most stubborn listeners to their feet, hands clapping. *** Lyrics: Aoud Aoud Ha Aoud Aoud Ha Aoud Aoud Ha Por estos bulevares de siete a ocho Paseran las al'azbas buscando novio De que salió la moda de los corceles Parecen las al'azbas tubos quinqueles Me vaya kappará, me vaya halalá Hasiba con Nisim se fueron a fughrear. Me vaya kappará, me vaya halalá Hasiba con Nisim se fueron a fughrear Aoud Aoud Ha Aoud Aoud Ha Aoud Aoud Ha Aoud Aoud Ha Por estos bulevares de siete a ocho Paseran las al'azbas buscando novio De que salió la moda de los corceles Parecen las al'azbas tubos quinqueles De que salió la moda de las refajos Parecen las al'azbas escarabajos De que salió la moda de las boínas La niñas de Melilla como golondrinas Me vaya kappará, me vaya halalá Hasiba con Nisim se fueron a fughrear. Me vaya kappará, me vaya halalá Hasiba con Nisim se fueron a fughrear De que salió la moda de las refajos Parecen las al'azbas escarabajos De que salió la moda de las boínas La niñas de Melilla como golondrinas Me vaya kappará, me vaya halalá Hasiba con Nisim se fueron a fughrear. Me vaya kappará, me vaya halalá Hasiba con Nisim se fueron a fughrear Kappará Halallá Kappará Halallá Kappará Halallá Kappará Halallá

• published: 08 May 2020
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