Metrophone presents: Najah Salam

Lebanese radio broadcasting stations have given up on offering to the world their musical archive – an archive of amazing talents and legendary names that haven’t been well acknowledged, appreciated nor promoted since the beginning even though they were produced by Lebanese stations. These stations chose to promote certain artists instead of others and especially during the 60s and the 70s, imposing on the Arab world some faces and voices while leaving behind other great talents that could have easily defined Lebanese music. 
With the radio stations still refusing to spread the songs and the voices that we have yet to embrace and explore, the voices that complement Al Rahbani, Wadih Al Safi, Sabah and Zaki Nassif at times, it has become imperative for us to seek them out and complete the picture defining Lebanese Music.
And so, Metrophone was born by bringing back forgotten yet significant music archives, bringing back the art, the lyrics and the tunes, that had long been eclipsed, in order to revive the Lebanese musical history.
The shows began with a tribute performance to the great Wadad, followed by a tribute to the famous Duo Jamal & Taroub and another of the departed Samir Yazbek & Mona Maraachli, to follow it the beautiful voice of Nour El Houda, and then came the talented composer, singer and Oud Player Halim El Roumi.
As for this month, Metrophone is happy to present a tribute performance to Najah Salam.

Chantal Bitar: Vocals
Omar Malaeb: Qanun
Samah Bou El Mona::Accordeon
Bashar Farran : Contrebasse
Ahmad el Khateeb: Percussion

Presenter: Hisham Jaber

Produced by Metro Al Madina 
Reservation is a mus

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Sound engineer: Jawad Chaaban
Stage manager & light operator: Lara Nassar 
Stage technician: Nabil Abou el Heijaa
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