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While he is happy at the support provided from the Lebanese authorities, which included the setting up of a special hotline that allows local television voters to cast their vote, he said more help is needed in changing the attitudes towards dance within the country.“What is lacking here is the support of families and the people that are close to you,” he said. The first of six live episodes that span the final rounds aired on Saturday night on MBC, showcasing the first batch of eight acts, of the 40 competing for a place in the grand finale next month.True to the nature of the programme, it was a mixed bag of talent that graced the Beirut stage: ranging from a young Emirati dancer and Jordanian flamenco dancer to a Saudi Arabian jazz singer and Egyptian dance troupe. Arabs Got Talent.

They can’t see the fact that dancing is really beyond all these things. With an all pink stage setting that included balloons and lollipops, Al Hosseni engaged in a routine that showcased her burgeoning dance skills, mixing both the classical and the modern. The Cairo group, led by choreographer Abdel Aziz Galhoum, currently have a great shot at an Egyptian act Their homeland was the central character of the show, with the dancers wearing outfits and the backing screen showing digitised versions of the Pyramids. have yet to pass the knock-out stages. Picture supplied by MBCGalhoum Gymnastics Academy thrilled the crowds of Arabs Got Talent. L-R: Galhoum Gymnastics Academy, Tambi Jamouq, Diya Al Din, Lowla Al Sharif, Nouf Al Hosseni, Black and White, Mauro and Mary and The Link. 8:05. Her charming take of Louis Armstrong’s may have not been enough to get her to the grand finale, but Jaber said her talent was indicative of the Kingdom’s cultural expansion. For details, visit

After wowing the judging panel in her Dubai audition, “the little princess” returned with another routine that was short and sweet. The judges took approach by first noting her confidence, and then urging her to continue evolving her repertoire.“The UAE has always shown to be a great place that supports its young talent,” said television executive Ali Jaber. Oscars Best Picture Winners Best Picture Winners Golden Globes Emmys San Diego Comic-Con New York Comic-Con Sundance Film Festival Toronto Int'l Film …

“It is about creativity, positivity and encouragement.”NMC Health faces legal action from IVF clinics foundersIraq has taken 'first steps' towards punishing killers of protesters, Kadhimi says Back to school: How teachers are easing UAE's pupils back into classroomSamsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold2 smartphone could cost £1,799Artist spent her 113 days in lockdown creating a 'doodle wall''A tribute fit for a King': Chadwick Boseman memorialised in most liked tweet everChadwick Boseman, star of 'Black Panther', dies from colon cancerWhy actors from India’s diverse north-east are finally getting a chance to shineFairuz to meet Emmanuel Macron to discuss the future of LebanonArtist spent her 113 days in lockdown creating a 'doodle wall''A tribute fit for a King': Chadwick Boseman memorialised in most liked tweet everChadwick Boseman, star of 'Black Panther', dies from colon cancerWhy actors from India’s diverse north-east are finally getting a chance to shineFairuz to meet Emmanuel Macron to discuss the future of Lebanon The troupe ticks all the boxes for a potential winner: it is made up of nearly 40 young photogenic gymnasts, and the choreography is simply thrilling. 7:58. Arabs Got Talent is an Arab reality television talent show broadcast by MBC4 in the Arab world; it is produced by the MBC and was first broadcast on 14 January 2011.

I wanted to show people how much effort, hard work and sacrifice it takes to achieve such a performance.

Arabs Got Talent: Why Dubai 2020 Expo can give Arab youth a brighter future Published November 28th, 2013 - 12:53 GMT Many youth in the Middle East are … Dance group leader Nadim Cherfan says the group will begin looking for a permanent home in BeirutSpeaking to the press not long after the Lebanese dance company, which numbers over two dozen, was voted as the winner of the sixth season of the television talent show, group leader and choreographer Nadim Cherfan said he wanted the victory to be a rallying cry for the Lebanese artistic scene.The fact that they are the first Lebanese act to win the competition is not lost on him.“This is definitely something, of-course, that we are all very proud about.

Last Update on: 31/08/2020 @ 07:00AM And I want to thank each and every one of the girls individually for their hard working and putting up with me.”“We were preparing for five months just to get ready for the audition phase,” she said. 7.9M likes.