Artists/Lebanon
Lebanese music draws on the Arabic maqam system and the folk traditions of the Levant, from village dabke to zajal, the improvised sung poetry recognized by UNESCO. Beirut's 20th-century golden age — the era of Fairuz and the Rahbani brothers — made Lebanon a center of Arab music, and its artists continue to bridge Arabic, European, and jazz traditions.
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