شبكة الشموخ الأدبية - صور الفنانين العرب اثناء تسجيل اوبريت بكره

صور الفنانين العرب اثناء تسجيل اوبريت بكره

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Introduction: Legendary Music Producer, Quincy Jones has collaborated with Emirati entrepreneur, Badr Jafar, to jointly produce an Arabic charity single entitled ‘TOMORROW/BOKRA’. The song involves 30 leading Arab Artists from across the Middle East and North Africa singing with one voice for a better tomorrow.
It was twenty six years ago that the iconic recording ‘We Are The World’, produced by Quincy Jones, generated over $63 million dollars to help ease suffering in Africa. A contemporary version of the song was also released last year to aid the victims of the earthquake in Haiti, selling over 267,000 downloads in three days and receiving over 82 Million hits on YouTube to date.
Aim: To unite all Arab countries with a charity music track, and create a bridge with the Western world targeting the youth to raise awareness, create a platform for tolerance and communication, and to raise money to finance education programs in Music, Arts & Humanities for children across the Middle East and North Africa, at a crucial time in the region’s history.
Charity: United Nations World Food Program has partnered with the BOKRA initiative to incorporate programs into their existing education facilities in impoverished areas across the Middle East and North Africa.
Song: Quincy Jones’ original Grammy winning version of the song ‘Tomorrow (A Better You, A Better Me)’ has now been re- adapted and produced by Quincy Jones and Grammy Award winning Moroccan producer: RedOne, which features Arabic vocals performed by 30 leading Artists from 17 Arab countries across the Middle East and North Africa, including:
1. UAE: Fayez Al Saeed 2. Qatar: Essa Al Kubaissi, Fahad Al Kubaissi 3. Oman: Salah Al Zadjali 4. Bahrain: Ahmed Al Jumairi 5. Saudi Arabia: Waed, Mohamed Al Zailaie, Mashael 6. Kuwait: Ahmed Hussein 7. Lebanon: Majida El Roumi, Nancy Ajram, Marwan Khoury 8. Jordan: Diana Karazon, Hani Mitwasi 9. Syria: Asala Nasri, Nassif Zaitoun 10. Palestine: Rim Banna 11. Iraq: Kadim Al Sahir 12. Yemen: Arwa 13. Morocco: Asma Lmnawar, Sofia Marrikh, Hayat Al Idrissi, Hasna Zallagh 14. Tunisia: Saber Rebai, Latifa 15. Egypt: Sherine Abdel Wahab, Tamer Hosny 16. Libya: Cheb Jilani 17. Algeria: Souad Massi
A select group of international superstars with Western appeal and a specific tie to the region have been invited to participate on the track and in the launch, including Shakira, Akon and Selma Hayek.
Music Video & Documentary Film: The music video and documentary film is being directed by Syrian born, Malek Akkad (son of Moustapha Akkad, Director of ‘The Message’).
Global Release Date: 11.11.11 (11th November 2011) – This date was chosen to highlight the ONENESS of the song and the hope that it becomes a beacon of solidarity for the region. U.A.E has been chosen as the hosting nation for the global launch event, to be staged in Dubai the symbolic city for bridging east-west divide.
CD Release: Sony Music to release a compilation album, entitled ‘BOKRA’ featuring the title charity song and a series of songs contributed by International Sony Artists and Arabic Artists, by the likes of: Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Shakira, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, John Mayer, Hussain Jassmi, Kadim Al Sahir, Nancy Ajram, Sherine Abdel Wahab and Saber El Rebai.

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