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Tunisian song about water called " live Maya" Imen Tekaya with love

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Tunisian song about water called " live Maya" Imen Tekaya with love

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maya : drop of water

أنا مية أنا مية أنا العصفورة المائية
أنا أمّ الشجرة الخضراء
أنا بنت الأرض الحيّة
تحيى مية
تحيى مية
تحيى تحيى
تحيى مية
أنا الي الدنيا غناياتي
و عالدنيا نحلّ جناحاتي
نسقيها
نسقيها و نسقي إمّاليها
و الدنيا صحرة بلاش بية
تحيى مية
تحيى مية
تحيى تحيى تحيى مية
أنا مية أنا مية
أنا العصفورة المائية
أنا أمّ الشجرة الخضراء
أنا بنت الأرض الحيّة
تحيى مية
تحيى مية
تحيى تحيى تحيى مية
أنا الي كيف نتوحشكم
وحدي نجيكم نروي عطشكم
و أنا القطرة
أنا القطرة الي خير من كأس
للي يحافظ عليا
تحيى مية
تحيى مية
تحيى تحيى تحيى مية
أنا مية أنا مية
أنا العصفورة المائية
أنا أمّ الشجرة الخضراء
أنا بنت الأرض الحيّة
تحيى مية
تحيى مية
تحيى تحيى تحيى مية

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Bouchnak & Chorale El Merrikh - Ana Mayya (HQ) / بوشناق و كورال المريخ - أنا ميه

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Version studio de la Chanson 'Ana Mayya' de Lotfi Bouchnak & Chorale El Merrikh نسخة أصلية و صوت عالي الدقة لأغنية 'أنا ميه' لـ لطفي بوشناق و كورال المريخ

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Video che accompagna la versione definitiva del brano dal titolo: Il "Canto per l'Acqua". Canzone d' impegno per la Pace e per i Diritti Umani contro la privatizzazione dell' Acqua, bene comune, diritto fondamentale dell' uomo e diritto umano. "Si scrive Acqua ma si legge Democrazia".

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της αρνης το νερο

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της αρνης το νερο σταυρος σιολας

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Της Άρνης το νερό | Σταύρος Σιόλας / Δημήτρης Μπάκουλης

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Δημήτρης Μπάκουλης Rythmos Live Stage το τελευταίο βράδυ του Χειμώνα 2014 Δημήτρης Μπάκουλης : Κιθάρα τραγούδι Δημήτρης Λάππας : Κιθάρες μπουζούκι Θανάσης Καραμπέτσος : Κρουστά

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Antonietta Russo Napoli

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Zied besbes : Temple of Water, Djebel Zaghouan

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Zied besbes : Temple of Water, Djebel Zaghouan

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The fourth pilot application will be installed in Tunisia at a location with high risk of fire. The Temple of Water is a Roman temple located on a mountain and encompassed by the national park of Djebel Zaghouan. This temple marks the site of an aqueduct and a canal network  built in the 2nd century BC under the Roman Emperor Hadrian, which used to carry water from the city of Zaghouan to the city of Carthage over 130 kms away.

The Temple of Water was actually a NYMPHEUM and not a temple. It has 12 niches each having a life size statue representing the 12 months of a year. In the middle there was really a temple, of which only the central niche remains. The basin below the platform is shaped like an 8, and served to retrieve the water and form a jet before pumping it into the aqueduct to Carthage.

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Antonietta Russo Napoli(italia

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Epiphany is celebrated in Italy on January 6th every year. This holiday is based on the story of the three wise men (or kings) offering Jesus gifts of gold, frankincense  and  myrrh.

The Epiphany feast, known as La Befana, is an important part of the Christmas festivities in Italy. La Befana originates from a fairytale about a woman who flies on a broomstick bringing presents to children in Italy. La Befana is believed to be searching for baby Jesus, hence why she bears gifts for children. Many cities and towns in Italy organize festivities and parades to celebrate Epiphany on January 6th.

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is known as Theof a nia or Fota. The first sanctification of the Epiphany (The Enlightenment) takes place in church on the eve of the holiday. Afterwards, the priest goes from house to house holding a cross and a basil branch. As he walks through each house, he uses the basil to sprinkle (bless) all the areas of the home.
The big sanctification takes place the following day, January 6, the day of the Epiphany in Greece.
A long procession is formed and follows whatever road that leads to a body of water - the sea, a river or even a reservoir.
At the end of the sanctification ceremony a priest throws a cross into the water, thus blessing the waters.
Then, those who dare - mostly the younger people of the village - jump in the usually icy water and compete in retrieving the cross. The one who brings the cross up to the surface will enjoy good luck and health for the entire year

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Greeks Celebrate Theofania Epiphany in Rye, Melbourne, Australia

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http://www.chrispattas.com/blog/theofania2103 It happens every year on the 6th of January. The guy in the white beard arrives and there are thousands waiting with anticipation. But, it's not Santa. It's the local Greek Orthodox Priest who has come for the Great Blessing of Waters - known as the day of Theofania or Epiphany.