Amina Annabi (Arabic: أمينة العنابي, Amina Al-Annabi) (born 5 March 1962, Carthage, Tunisia) is a French-Tunisian singer-songwriter and actress, most famous for finishing second in the tied 1991 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Rome. Amina finished second after a countback,[1] scoring equal 146 points alongside Carola from Sweden. Amina was born into a family of musicians. Her father is Tunisian and her mother is French. Her grandmother was a musician and one of her uncles was involved in setting up the Tabarka Festival in Tunisia, so Amina got the chance to see a number of music stars, going along to concerts by Joan Baez, James Brown and the famous Algerian diva Warda. It was at the Tabarka music festival that Amina would get to meet the young Senegalese star Wasis Diop. They became friends and they had the opportunity to work together some years later. In 1975, Amina and her mother, a talented musician and composer, moved together to Paris. Three years later Amina formed her own group, after showing her talent in singing and dancing a variety of music styles, from soul to traditional aigypt songs. The group made appearances in many local schools but it was in 1982 when Amina started to build her solo career. By that time she got involved with Radio Nova, Paris' leading radio station in world music. One of the producers of the station was Martin Meissonnier. He started to work with Amina and soon they became a couple—their daughter was born in 1986. In 1983 she won a music contest with a rap song, "Shehérazade", influenced by Arab rhythms. It was released as a CD single. Amina began performing in Paris around this time. After recording an album with the Japanese musician Yasuaki Shimizu, she became extremely popular in Japan where she even toured in 1987. She did backing vocals on an album by Haruomi Hosono and she launched a career in cinema. In 1989 she played a supporting role in the film Maman and in 1990 she worked with Bernardo Bertolucci for his movie The Sheltering Sky. The same year she recorded her debut album, Yalil (Night). The album gained excellent reviews and it was released in 22 countries around the world. It was also released in the USA where it peaked at #5 at the Billboard world music charts. In 1991, Amina won 'Le prix Piaf' as Best Female Singer of the Year, then she went on to get involved in Peter Gabriel's peace project during the Gulf War. Joining a host of international stars in the studio, Amina took part in the recording of an EP which featured a new version of Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance". The same year she participated in the Eurovision Song Contest held in Rome with one song of her own, entitled Le Dernier qui a parlé.... She tied with the Swedish participant for the first place but due to EBU's rules, the French entry ranked 2nd and the award went to Sweden. She read the French jury's votes during the final of Melodifestivalen 2010.
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Amina Annabi (Arabic: أمينة العنابي, Amina Al-Annabi) (born 5 March 1962, Carthage, Tunisia) is a French-Tunisian singer-songwriter and actress, most famous for finishing second in the tied 1991 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Rome. Amina finished second after a countback,[1] scoring equal 146 points alongside Carola from Sweden.
ResponderEliminarAmina was born into a family of musicians. Her father is Tunisian and her mother is French. Her grandmother was a musician and one of her uncles was involved in setting up the Tabarka Festival in Tunisia, so Amina got the chance to see a number of music stars, going along to concerts by Joan Baez, James Brown and the famous Algerian diva Warda. It was at the Tabarka music festival that Amina would get to meet the young Senegalese star Wasis Diop. They became friends and they had the opportunity to work together some years later. In 1975, Amina and her mother, a talented musician and composer, moved together to Paris.
Three years later Amina formed her own group, after showing her talent in singing and dancing a variety of music styles, from soul to traditional aigypt songs. The group made appearances in many local schools but it was in 1982 when Amina started to build her solo career. By that time she got involved with Radio Nova, Paris' leading radio station in world music. One of the producers of the station was Martin Meissonnier. He started to work with Amina and soon they became a couple—their daughter was born in 1986. In 1983 she won a music contest with a rap song, "Shehérazade", influenced by Arab rhythms. It was released as a CD single. Amina began performing in Paris around this time.
After recording an album with the Japanese musician Yasuaki Shimizu, she became extremely popular in Japan where she even toured in 1987. She did backing vocals on an album by Haruomi Hosono and she launched a career in cinema. In 1989 she played a supporting role in the film Maman and in 1990 she worked with Bernardo Bertolucci for his movie The Sheltering Sky.
The same year she recorded her debut album, Yalil (Night). The album gained excellent reviews and it was released in 22 countries around the world. It was also released in the USA where it peaked at #5 at the Billboard world music charts.
In 1991, Amina won 'Le prix Piaf' as Best Female Singer of the Year, then she went on to get involved in Peter Gabriel's peace project during the Gulf War. Joining a host of international stars in the studio, Amina took part in the recording of an EP which featured a new version of Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance". The same year she participated in the Eurovision Song Contest held in Rome with one song of her own, entitled Le Dernier qui a parlé.... She tied with the Swedish participant for the first place but due to EBU's rules, the French entry ranked 2nd and the award went to Sweden.
She read the French jury's votes during the final of Melodifestivalen 2010.
Promesa a mi promesa
ResponderEliminar(Prométeme) Da amor y promesa
(Promise me) Promise me my promise
(Promise me) Da love is back
Promesa a mi promesa
(Prométeme) Da amor y promesa
(Prométeme) Prométeme
(Prométeme) Da amor es mi promesa
Shuggy decidió
(Prométeme) Y cómo puedes venderme
(Prométeme) Shawky decidió
(Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme)
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme para toda mi vida y mis años
Prométeme para toda mi vida y mis años
Prométeme una noche de alegría, aleluya.
"Prométeme una noche de alegría
Prométeme por mi edad y mis años
Prométeme por mi edad y mis años
Amamos con nuestras manos (Prométeme)
Declaramos nuestra presencia (Prométemelo)
Adoramos con nuestras manos (Uday Leah)
Anunciamos nuestra presencia (Prométeme)
Y el anhelo nos lleva, llevamos a Wendy
Promise to my promise
(Prométeme) Da amor es mi promesa
(Prométeme) Prométeme mi promesa
(Promise me) Da love is my promise
Shuggy decidió
(Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme)
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Promise me, promise me, promise me
Waadi, Waadi, Waadi
Waadi, Waadi, Waadi
Prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme por mi edad y mis años
Prométeme por mi edad y mis años
El anhelo nos llamó (Prométeme)
Y la amabilidad de Jana (Prométeme)
El anhelo nos llamó (Prométemelo)
Y la amabilidad de Jana (prométemelo)
Necesitamos conocerte y tú necesitas conocernos
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométemelo, prométemelo, prométemelo
Shuggy decidió
(Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme)
(Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme)
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme, prométeme, prométeme
Prométeme