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Arabic musicians struggle to follow path of Latin pop explosion
Arabic Pop Singer, Fayed Rahbani El Ubazi is not alone in his quest to follow in the footsteps of Latin pop superstars Enrique Iglacias, Jennifer Lopez, and Ricky Martin. El Ubazi, who plays an ancient string instrument known as the Najwakar, is one of many talented Arabic entertainers striving for fame and fortune in the U.S. pop market. Also at the forefront of the Arabic pop movement is the Arabic boy band, 'NKazem Halim. This talented group has not yet achieved mainstream pop acceptance but has managed to attract a loyal following of Arabic groupies. Arabic record executive Ziad Jumari Khutar is enthusiastic about the growing prospects of Arabic music in the U.S. and does not see the unbearably whiny sound as an obstacle.
Cincinnati gets Oscar nomination for “Most Overreaction to Movie Being Filmed in City”
Mel Gibson loses half of swastika collection in divorce
Gangsta of love to be sentenced, Space Cowboy still at large
Kim Kardashian wedding gifts donated to less fortunate attention whores
Andy Rooney’s family begs him to return to work
- America needs time to process the 96-page USA TODAY Michael Jackson commemorative edition before next celebrity death
- Local man divorces wife to avoid seeing ‘New Moon’
- Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck hoping to fill publicity void.
- Jay-Z to purchase retailer J.C. Penney
- Oprah gives away almost entire personal house staff of over 200 illegal immigrant domestic servants.
- Judge appreciates T.I.'s dope rhymes





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