Viral Hit from Gaza: Children's Choir Uses Drone Sound in Emotional Performance of Traditional Song.
The haunting sound of Israeli drones has been incorporated into a traditional Palestinian folk song, creating an emotional and powerful performance by the Nuseirat Choir from Gaza. The viral sensation "Shel Shel" earlier this year was created by local music teacher Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha, who cleverly woven the drone sounds into the song's melody.
The result is a moving tribute to the Israeli drones that have been spotted over Gaza in recent years, with the children's choir conveying their emotions through powerful vocals and poignant lyrics. The performance has struck a chord with many listeners worldwide, highlighting the ongoing tensions between Israel and Palestine.
When asked about the inspiration behind "Shel Shel", Abu Amsha explained that he wanted to create a song that captured the feelings of frustration and anxiety that come with living under the threat of Israeli drones. By using the drone sounds as an integral part of the melody, Abu Amsha aimed to raise awareness about the issue and bring attention to the human impact it has on the people of Gaza.
The performance by the Nuseirat Choir has been met with widespread acclaim, with many praising its emotional depth and poignant message. The song's viral success has also sparked a wider conversation about the use of drones in conflict zones and their impact on civilians. As one listener noted, "This song is a powerful reminder that even in the midst of war, music can be a powerful tool for healing and expression."
The haunting sound of Israeli drones has been incorporated into a traditional Palestinian folk song, creating an emotional and powerful performance by the Nuseirat Choir from Gaza. The viral sensation "Shel Shel" earlier this year was created by local music teacher Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha, who cleverly woven the drone sounds into the song's melody.
The result is a moving tribute to the Israeli drones that have been spotted over Gaza in recent years, with the children's choir conveying their emotions through powerful vocals and poignant lyrics. The performance has struck a chord with many listeners worldwide, highlighting the ongoing tensions between Israel and Palestine.
When asked about the inspiration behind "Shel Shel", Abu Amsha explained that he wanted to create a song that captured the feelings of frustration and anxiety that come with living under the threat of Israeli drones. By using the drone sounds as an integral part of the melody, Abu Amsha aimed to raise awareness about the issue and bring attention to the human impact it has on the people of Gaza.
The performance by the Nuseirat Choir has been met with widespread acclaim, with many praising its emotional depth and poignant message. The song's viral success has also sparked a wider conversation about the use of drones in conflict zones and their impact on civilians. As one listener noted, "This song is a powerful reminder that even in the midst of war, music can be a powerful tool for healing and expression."
This viral video of the Gaza kids' choir singing with drone sounds is super emotional & powerful 
I mean, who would've thought to use drones as part of a song? It's like they're using it to make their point about how stressful it must be living under that threat 
. The way they sing Shel Shel is just heart-wrenching 
I can imagine how scary it must feel for them, and music really does bring out the emotions 
. I'm glad it's raising awareness about this issue, even if it's a tough topic to talk about 
, but this kid Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha has got some serious skills. I mean, turning a threat into a melody is like finding the silver lining in a dark cloud 
. And can we talk about how powerful it is that these kids are using their talents to raise awareness about what's going on in Gaza? It's like they're saying, "Hey world, we're more than just headlines – we're people with feelings too 
." Anyway, I'm definitely adding this song to my playlist and watching the drone sounds go from 'meh' to 'WOW, emotional!' 
It's like Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha 
took something scary (drones) and turned it into something amazing 
. I mean, can you imagine hearing those drone sounds in a traditional Palestinian folk song? 
It's like he transported us to another world! 
The Nuseirat Choir's performance is giving me all the feels 
. We should all listen to this song and pay attention to what's going on in Gaza 
...
, this kids choir taking Israeli drone sounds and makin it into a sweet traditional song? Sounds like some next level emotional manipulation 
. I mean, I get why ppl wanna bring awareness 2 the issue, but is dis really the best way 2 do it? It feels kinda exploitative 
. Like, can't they just talk straight 2 Israel about how drones r affectin people's lives instead of hidin it in a sad song 
i mean, who would've thought that something so eerie would become part of a traditional song? it's like Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha was on a mission to create somethin' special 
It's wild how music can be both a form of resistance and a coping mechanism for traumatic situations. But what really gets me is that this song has sparked conversations about the use of drones in conflict zones... it's like, we should already know about this, you know? 